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Google cancels legacy Google Play Music subscriptions(support.google.com)
287 points by rdslw 6y ago|151 comments
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by rdslw 6y ago
I would, and I'm actually considering, to offer them $2000 just to compile me Omnifocus 1 (latest of v1 branch) as 64bit app, as it's currently 32bit and can't work due to CatalinaCurse. Omnifocus 2 was a joke in any category
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by rdslw 6y ago
That's what I'm also recommending and working more/less reliably in terms of locking. One thing which I'm also analysing recently is electron shit^H^H^Happs, triggering XSS (X screen saver) idle detection on some interna
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by rdslw 7y ago
I have to say, agressiveness of USA capitalism is shocking to watch. moral bonus: ability to 'explain' it that is just because you can claim unemployment benefit.
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by rdslw 7y ago
No. I don't have problem with netflix reducing it. I have problem with netflix not reducing price together. They're essentially painting themselves in glory AT THE PRICE OF THEIR CUSTOMERS.
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by rdslw 7y ago
I'm downvoting you, to be able to follow your advice.
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by rdslw 7y ago
Unfortunately 2fa on Android bitwatrden client is non existent. Bug is open already for a year :-( P.S. 1password has it.
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by rdslw 7y ago
Especially if you, jinjin2, are either a bot, or marketing shim?? I just verified every single post of you on hackers news in last 12 months, and every one, in different DB discussions are doing the some shamefull plug about Realm. E v e r
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by rdslw 7y ago
And by "creidt union" he means one from North Dakota. And by "one from North Dakota" he means "only in departament of immigration" of them.
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by rdslw 7y ago
Yup. Ego massage. Here clickbait. Paul Graham wrote: never do things for money or ego, but techcrunch clickbaiters writing about facebook employees, sorry, founders, supposedly dont agree. P.S. this whole title reads like from git manpage g
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by rdslw 7y ago
Sorry. You're wrong and you're spreading SEVEN years old information, which is not true in 2020. Telegram crypto was redone, and is now using standard primitives. You can verify it at high level at https://core.telegram
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by rdslw 7y ago
Not true. You're spreading false and old FUD. ad1: starting from quite a long time, secret chats use MTProto 2.0 which is build on stanard crypto primitives you're seeing everywhere. Read it here high level: https://cor
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by rdslw 7y ago
Gizmodo is 2016. Do not spread false information. p.s. and is based on information which in 2020 is not anymore actual as most things were corrected.
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by rdslw 7y ago
Sorry, but this is an anecdata. Down there, 2/3 of this hackersnews discussion (if you are patient to get there) you can see questions about production deployment of btrfs, with some VERY interesting answers of BIG deployments of btrfs
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by rdslw 7y ago
Can you elabarote more on 'config' ? Especially if someone plans to follow your build and this will be first hackintosh. Any more links to hackintosh resources/community? (technical ones :) Also: could you write which models
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by rdslw 7y ago
Can you share (blog? github?) more details (ideally whole dracut module :) about your implementation?
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by rdslw 7y ago
If you look for 'kitchen sink included' currently maintained, and supported by redhat,debian and others, look for dracut: https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/boot/dracut/... If
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by rdslw 7y ago
Since a year I literally daily turn of my machine by pulling a plug (home automation turns off all plugs at midnight to make me go bed ;). My quite large 1tb multivolume, multisnapshot BTRFS fs never had any problems. And it's quite ag
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Netflix 19Q4 report reveals metric change to '2 minutes considered as watched'(theverge.com)
3 points by rdslw 7y ago|0 comments
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by rdslw 7y ago
I can't even visit OP as my pi.hole blocks it :) Let me guess: another spam^H^Hads analytics^H^H^Hspy business there under the pretext of 'better user satisfaction'.
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by rdslw 7y ago
Disagree. This is top 5. Look at the difference betwen position 1 and 5 (30% (sic!) for entry level). Ask yourself how many companies are in the SV area? Then think where MEDIAN of those numbers is. Looking at top 5 is like looking at best
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by rdslw 7y ago
what struct me actually is this: > Typically 2-5+ years of experience. (...) Possibly lead a small team or project. Ability to mentor engineers (...) WHAT? I don't know a profession with high knowledge requirements where after 2 ye
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by rdslw 7y ago
I don't agree with 1. This "But Google's Password Checkup doesn't just use public sources" is infering that Google's db is bigger and better. You don't know and this is example of magic lotion marketing. &
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by rdslw 7y ago
This speaks about Fortinet: "2018-06 - 2019-11: Multiple conference calls, discussing technical details, agreeing on disclosure time" Translation: half a year to communicate: - you send it unecrypted - yes we do.
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Time Machines(profgalloway.com)
1 points by rdslw 7y ago|0 comments
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by rdslw 7y ago
Candice Ciresi (aforementioned director) commented: "As I believe GitLab is engaging in discriminatory and retaliatory behavior, I have tendered my resignation." E-mail notification (her resignation): https://i.imgur.co
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by rdslw 7y ago
Does such approach as desribed by you mean that token needs to store P1/K1 for every site? AFAIK It does not. And if it does not, your explanation contains bigger errors about enrollment/process. @akrel described it much better.
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by rdslw 7y ago
This is quite poor article, which you can grasp after reading it. Few examples: * quote: "generates ___something___ referred to as the exchange hash H" - in article which tries to sound technical and in fact in some parts goes int
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(Amazon) HQ2 and Midlife Crises (Of Bezos)(profgalloway.com)
1 points by rdslw 7y ago|0 comments
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HQ2 and Midlife Crises (Of Amazon CEO)(profgalloway.com)
1 points by rdslw 7y ago|0 comments

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