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by pluc 3y ago
They just didn't have the proper marketing
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by pluc 3y ago
That's pretty easy to work around if there's a will to do it. A single word, a character limit, a dictionary validation or a non-UGC generation are all pretty simple things to implement.
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by pluc 3y ago
People with unwavering ethical principles left. That's been the only outcome.
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by pluc 3y ago
Wise will include a user-set keyword on all communications: https://wise.com/help/articles/2932695/watch-out-for-phishin...
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by pluc 3y ago
Honestly, Firefox with all the "privacy" addons I have (NoScript, CookieMaster, uBlock, Decentraleyes, behind a PiHole), the experience I have on the web is probably closer to Lynx than it is to stock Chrome in that it's heav
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by pluc 3y ago
There's only one that isn't Chrome.
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by pluc 3y ago
That, and makes for a great low-impact scapegoat.
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by pluc 3y ago
It's arguable. First it will be grown professionally and not in someone's garage so you get some quality standards there. Then there's the enforcement of THC and CBD levels per price tag, which is something the street won&#x2
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by pluc 3y ago
This is what is happening with my "Android for Work" profile. Since it's all Microsoft and "segregated", Outlook (for work) refuses to open links because I don't have Edge installed, even though I have Chrome a
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by pluc 3y ago
If they'd see the skill discrepancy between Linux desktop users and Windows desktop users, businesses would never hire anyone with a Windows background again. I work in a heavy Microsoft environment these days and the skill level is ju
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by pluc 3y ago
They're hijacking your internet. I'm not on social media and let me tell you the rest of the web still exists. Its pace is much slower, but it's there.
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by pluc 3y ago
That makes some sense. Massive amount of people converging on a downtown area does things to the local economy.. especially if that economy was adapted to cater 80% to them and 20% to tourists
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by pluc 3y ago
Maybe there'll be one that I can look at without having to enable JavaScript and Cookies.
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by pluc 3y ago
Imagine paying your CEO 3 millions but fixing a bug like this only after 20+ years
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by pluc 3y ago
People realizing shit in their homes has an API because smart devices started poking it will never not be funny.
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by pluc 3y ago
Well the good news is that there are plenty of other companies using the exact same technology to produce the exact same product!
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by pluc 3y ago
You can also literally have anything pipe rules into it. Want WordPress auth to result in fail2ban-enforced bans? You can do that. Want cheap rate limiting? You can do that too
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by pluc 3y ago
Chrome on the App Store is nothing new.
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by pluc 3y ago
Protip: avoid ads on the internet in any way you can.
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by pluc 3y ago
Is it common to use the registry essentially as a database? 300mb is way more than I expected that thing to support in a single key, but I admittedly know nothing about Windows. I've only ever seen it used to store booleans or simple s
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by pluc 3y ago
Anyone needs reminding that you can't trust what Google promises especially when it comes to their products?
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by pluc 3y ago
Can't spell decentralized without central
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by pluc 3y ago
Ah yes, in the browser wars where everything is getting absorbed by Chromium, the end users really want reads notes fucking chess.
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by pluc 3y ago
Until they decide to change their mind
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by pluc 3y ago
This is why I'll never hire a "full-stack developer".
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by pluc 3y ago
Seriously does anyone trust Google to run a product? Even if they came out tomorrow with a teleportation service I'd be too worried they'd cancel it mid-flight to try it out.
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by pluc 3y ago
Ah man Norton Ghost spun up memories of Norton Utilities, which had one of the few disk sensor apps (package in a nice enough widget to have a place on our desktops). The competition we had over HD speeds! That's a part of LANParties t
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by pluc 3y ago
I think Daemon-Tools is still around
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by pluc 3y ago
There was always that one guy who knew how to splice RJ45s and had the tools.
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by pluc 3y ago
These case straps were common too!: https://imgur.com/j41ZhIn

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