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by paule89 9y ago
Am I the only one that thinks more ads in podcasts are a bad thing? I am the 10 percent that skip ads. But more ads will force users to act soon
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by paule89 9y ago
I think it is an important point that it is still using java. Java once the hero of portability is in my opionion just the hero of zero days and slow programs. It also would not be the software to install on my grandmas pc because of the ma
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by paule89 9y ago
If i read free i mean free as in everything, but it seems you already need to have your own custom domain name. Meaning your own domain. Or did i miss something?
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by paule89 9y ago
Still no native Browser Integration(without plugins). Still no native favicon downloading (without plugins). But it uses ChaCha20, and Argon2 (compared to keepassxc). But keepass2Android can also utilise both these algorithms. And would sti
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New Keepass release(keepass.info)
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by paule89 9y ago
The thing is. How will Microsoft and Skype handle backdoors now. As far as I understood the reason Microsoft broke Skype so badly was because they used centralised servers with backdoors for countries who wanted them. Not always the good co
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by paule89 9y ago
Wow. I definitely like the Idea. After reading the first few paragraphs i also finally understand why it would be such a great idea to have a blocky firefox.
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by paule89 9y ago
I am at the moment also trying out password managers and searching for the best one. Lastpass so far has the best features, great password generation. But on Android it lacks a good and decent integration in finding and selecting the correc
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by paule89 9y ago
Wow. That is kind of bad. I love to play older games regularly, and had high hopes, because amd provides more and more linux support. But this is kind of a dealbreaker for me. Just wait what happens if reddit and the news get wind of this.
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by paule89 9y ago
From a users perspective: This is great.
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by paule89 9y ago
Is it just my techbubble, but how can such a law come through, if the general public opposes it so much? I mean how corrupt or ignorant have you to be to not notice this.
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by paule89 9y ago
the main feature i use fish for is the syntax expansion, and history usage of it. The biggest gripe i have with it is the specific syntax. If fish would act more like a bash shell in case of syntax. ( i know i would need a totally differen
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by paule89 9y ago
I love RSS/ATOM. The only problem i have is with sites, that don't let me see the complete content inside feedly and i have to open the site in an extra new tab. Would love some suggestions for this. (other feedgraber, self hosted
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by paule89 9y ago
So what exactly was done to the drone and how? As far as i understood the article lists a few methods which could be used to mod the drone but not what he really did and how. Or am I just bad at fast reading a webpage?
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by paule89 9y ago
As I always say. The S in IOT stands for security.
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by paule89 9y ago
Well. If people start to invest into public Infrastructure and Busses, Trams, trains. The quality will increase and more people will use it. The same thing with dedicated bike lanes. Not for every scenario. But it helps the people. The low
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by paule89 9y ago
The second post i read today about fzf. And also again i see ripgrep. I think it is time to make these tools a default in linux distros. Maybe a small you could use ripgrep instead of grep, just before the first use of these tools would be
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by paule89 9y ago
So as far as my simple mind understands, mastodon is a Twitter alternative. But without the adds, true timeconsistent Timeline, without annoying have you seen this tweet yet algorithms and simply working. But the problem is that it is a soc
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by paule89 9y ago
I really like plain emails. Often times you have to allow pictures in your email client to load. Be it in the mobile app, you havend received yet a mail from them or you had to reinstall lineageos/custom rom for the X. time this month.
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by paule89 9y ago
just to clarify: 1. Do you need a private git repository? 2. Is everything really encrypted? 3. If everything is encrypted how can i access it through Git Desktop?
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by paule89 9y ago
I kinda understand what it must feel like to have the urge to just smoke a cigarette. And also the social circle which together takes a 10 minute break can be creative. But for me as a non smoker it is so often annoying. Going to University
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by paule89 9y ago
How about reducing the memory footprint?
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by paule89 9y ago
Game Dev Tycoon had a nice anti piracy measure. They themselves uploaded a cracked version of the game. In the end you went bankrupt as game developer, because people pirated your games. So the game was broken for those that did not buy it.
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by paule89 9y ago
Well i tried it and it failed. Have to this day see any really blocked ads. The often very intrusive ones still get through.
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by paule89 9y ago
Can someone please port this to the linux kernel, or at least archlinux / ubuntu????
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by paule89 9y ago
Does anybody know a something which features embedded software listings? for me the iot developer of the future
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by paule89 9y ago
Nice try internet explorer
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by paule89 9y ago
What a fraud of an article. Comparing the wind energy, which is mostly used just for electricity, with oil wood and gas. Is like comparing the percentage of people using a boat daily with those using a car. It just isn't the correct me
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by paule89 9y ago
Shipping to the US only...
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by paule89 10y ago
I like atom just because of the easy plugin management. But it is slow as hell. Would love to use vim or emacs, but I don't want to invest too much time into learning one system. Would want to learn the better one. Too bad notepad++ on

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