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by r3bl 10y ago
Wow, seems like it really is the case. Well, turns out my strategy of de-DRMing Kindle books[0] is more than a good suggestion, just to be on the safe side. Under my moral compass, after I have purchased one edition of the book, I have the
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by r3bl 10y ago
Surprisingly, I think that less developed countries are doing better than the top X developed countries. For example, I'm from the former Yugoslav region. Other than the occasional filtering by the mobile providers to give people free
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by r3bl 10y ago
Their clients are. However, you would gonna need their sync-engine[0] on your own servers in order to avoid contacting Nylas servers. From what I understand, it's kind of a cloud API that makes some sense out of emailing protocols. [0]
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by r3bl 10y ago
I've seen this tweet a lot https://twitter.com/AaronBlake/status/769194327830585344 by the Washington Post reporter. Apparently, he claimed on Fox News that he had something on Trump, but that it wasn't
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by r3bl 10y ago
I'm adding +1 to this. Got a Yoga for 3-4 months now, but still haven't managed to find some time to play with its configuration properly. What I've figured out so far: the laptop sends a special "key" (as in, speci
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by r3bl 10y ago
elementary OS designed parental control, but in a bit of an opposite way as you've suggested. An administrator can create a new standard account, and restrict its access to the computer. For example, the standard user can log in betwee
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by r3bl 10y ago
Ironically, for the first time in 5-7 years of me using Twitter, the replies didn't load until I refreshed the page.
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by r3bl 10y ago
Latest commit on the Android version was six months ago: https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram And yes, that's the official location of the Android app, linked here: https://telegram.org/apps
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by r3bl 10y ago
Because Apple, unlike Facebook, doesn't have any product that would benefit from utilizing your data? As far as I know (could be wrong, never had iPhone), Apple doesn't tweak your iPhone experience based on your previous usage.
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by r3bl 10y ago
> I also unfollow a large percentage of my friends so my newsfeed isn't polluted. How does that work out for you? I could never get Facebook to give me a usable news feed. I unfollow friends, pages, like new pages, intentionally scr
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by r3bl 10y ago
Am I the only one who's really interested in the actual bot? The article doesn't say a lot about this, but from what it does, I can't figure out the approach used. Did he scrape LinkedIn? I would say no, LinkedIn has a high l
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by r3bl 10y ago
I wasn't referring to your own comment, but to the discussions about password managers in general (hence, the usage of "we" instead of "you"). I apologize my comment led you to believe otherwise. I found your commen
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by r3bl 10y ago
> If it takes someone with expert skills in computers almost a year to find a good password manager program, not to mention days worth of work importing into and testing various solutions, what chance does your everyday computer user sta
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by r3bl 10y ago
No. You're trusting the encryption of the password manager. No self-hosted password manager that I know of keeps your passwords in a clear text file.
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by r3bl 10y ago
Since you're currently maintaining the site, you might want to consider splitting "Serbia and Montenegro" into two separate countries, since they've been independent from each other for over a decade now.
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Shell Scripts Matter(dev.to)
2 points by r3bl 10y ago|0 comments
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by r3bl 10y ago
> If you don't want FB to have your pictures then don't go there. There's a trivial error in your example: I can upload the photo of you to Facebook, and there's no mechanism you can use to take it down.
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by r3bl 10y ago
Could you add an indication of the pricing model somewhere? It seemed to me that the service is free until I actually checked the comments here.
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A favorite app of Trump's White House, is a triumph of marketing over substance(cyberscoop.com)
1 points by r3bl 10y ago|0 comments
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by r3bl 10y ago
> Indeed, if anything, the C.I.A. documents in the cache confirm the strength of encryption technologies. What had gone wrong? There were two culprits: an honest (if careless) misunderstanding about technology on the part of the press; a
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by r3bl 10y ago
They're an even bigger thing in emails. Usually, companies would include a pixel from an external resource and then figure out if you've read the email or not by looking at was that image loaded or not. IIRC, GitHub does that. If
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by r3bl 10y ago
He started his comment with words "plot twist". I'm pretty sure he wasn't really considering that as a legit option.
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by r3bl 10y ago
See this: https://github.com/TokTok/c-toxcore/issues/426 Long story short: if someone obtains your Tox private key, they are able to impersonate you in the conversations with other people without you realizin
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by r3bl 10y ago
The headline here was the headline in the article. They've changed it after the submission and I believe mods here are going to do the same.
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by r3bl 10y ago
Well, why singling out the two services in the headline when this applies to basically every application ever ? Luckily, they've realized the mistake and apparently changed the headline.
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by r3bl 10y ago
I've been trying to secure investigative journalists for about a year and a half, and this article kind of covers two of the points that I make on all of the security trainings. They usually go like this: * Do not have work-related ema
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by r3bl 10y ago
Couldn't agree with you more, I absolutely love both of the brands and use their products regularly, but the Pocket integration into Firefox itself is something I always considered a bad move from the principles perspective. At least i
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by r3bl 10y ago
I never saw any value to buying a premium. Their free features did the trick, and the only reason I may even consider purchasing a premium for are the ads, which will probably disappear after Mozilla takes it over.
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by r3bl 10y ago
Aren't you able to log into Pocket using your Mozilla account for a while now?
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by r3bl 10y ago
How many times can this get posted? Do people who post it read the actual translation before sending it further down the rabbit hole? There's a single mention of the word "immigration" in the article. It has absolutely no men

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