psook

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by psook 10y ago
While it is fine that you have decided to no longer be news or for hackers, that means I don't care to continue reading this. Hackers are supposed to question the systems they're presented with, and news is supposed to deal with
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by psook 10y ago
Literally none of this addresses any of the issues brought forth. "Sorry, let us restate exactly what we said before." This conference is a joke, adding more words to say the exact same thing isn't any more polite or respec
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by psook 10y ago
The implicit fault in the OP is that the developers don't get anything out of providing support. This is entirely false, however, as your users are your testers. If the product isn't good enough to pay for, as many projects are
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by psook 10y ago
I agree that, ultimately, the only person who really cares about your security is you. That is certainly where the buck stops, and if a service has security you don't agree with stop doing business with them. However, a forced passwor
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by psook 10y ago
mailhero.io lets you set a username, then anything sent to *.username@mailhero.io is forwarded to an e-mail you choose. It's only somewhat an e-mail host at the moment (added a few weeks ago), and it has stated that the hosting is onl
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by psook 10y ago
Right, but you're assuming optimal response from every Dropbox user, when I'd assume the vast majority of Dropbox users aren't aware of best password practices (or are aware and only change passwords when forced anyway becaus
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by psook 10y ago
I came here to recommend this exact thing. There is also simplenote, if you have cross-platform worries or don't want to spend the money--but Drafts absolutely is worth it. It's the perfect replacement for a pocket notebook--wri
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by psook 10y ago
Because it breaks screenreaders for the blind and it doesn't offer a solution to that.
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by psook 10y ago
He doesn't make it free, he makes ad money. You are the product in his mindset, and that should lead to an impasse to ever using his software for security purposes. Any user seeking security and Dominick Reichi have competing interes
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by psook 10y ago
I think we've agreed to discuss this as such, but when we're saying "you" it's the figurative you and not you, Tiksi, I'm speaking of. As a society, we absolutely have a need to educate. In individual instance
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by psook 10y ago
I disagree. People should be allowed to express any opinion, thought, or view they might have, yes, but it's not always the job of someone telling them they're wrong to tell them why they're wrong. The same way every smoker
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by psook 10y ago
That's cool, but the world doesn't work by what you specifically call a public accommodation. There are dinner clubs with membership requirements (look here for a big hint as to how to continue refusing service to 'undesirab
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by psook 10y ago
Shortcuts for standard features should be configurable without extensions. The fact that none of the modern browsers implement this is shameful, not the specific choices they make with bindings.
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by psook 10y ago
Here's a news article actually about the headline http://www.sfgate.com/realestate/article/Box-living-Peter-Be...