reddalo

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by reddalo 4mo ago
One thing is letting them develop a sense of humor; another thing is lying to them when they're clearly not able to distinguish between a lie and the truth.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I also hate YouTube Shorts. Just put them out on another website. Luckily I use uBlock Origin and ReVanced, and I blocked all Shorts from even appearing.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Also from Italy itself.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
> It did in every other country that did it Italy has mandatory KYC for all mobile numbers, and scam/spam calls are a common problem. So no, it doesn't fix the problem at all.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Italy had forced KYC for all mobile numbers at least since the early 2000's and no, it doesn't fix the spam/scam calls problem at all.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
The crazy thing is that a simple 9-digit number (that you must give away for many things) can ruin your life if it gets public. The US seems so backwards at times.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
They currently don't check that at the gate. They just look if it's on a phone or not.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Yeah but that's general advice, you shouldn't also do that with PayPal, or while paying abroad. ALWAYS pay in the local currency, never in your own.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Yes this kind of article makes me lose trust in Fastmail
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Yeah, it's just a simplified explanation of what SPF, DKIM and DMARC are. Nothing new.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I'm just sad that Intel MacBooks will be stuck with Tahoe, which is essentialy a botched beta for Golden Gate. Bad customer experience for a company like Apple.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Good job AI, after we managed to almost fix SQL injections everywhere, you made them come back!
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I feel like Bun is even faster than yarn, but I'm afraid to keep using Bun since they made AI rewrite it completely in another language
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I did the same, my Intel MacBook Pro will stick to macOS 15 forever. I won't update to Tahoe which is clearly a botched beta with no further updates.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
It doesn't make any sense for a macOS user to migrate to Windows. Linux is the closest you can get and it's better than Windows anyway.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I'm just sad that my Intel Mac won't receive that update.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Moodle is also pretty garbage-y if I may say so.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Also, it's not even a backup. If your files are only on OneDrive (which is the default "storage save" setting), good luck recovering them if they break into your account.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
>shared out of some personal space that doesn't belong anywhere Do you care explaining this better? (moreover, to this day I still can't understand the difference between SharePoint and OneDrive -- if there's any)
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by reddalo 4mo ago
The whole OneDrive ecosystem is scary as hell. I don't want to imagine how much mess they have in their backend, given that most Microsoft 365 products rely on SharePoint in one way or another. And then, sometimes you get a "peek&
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by reddalo 4mo ago
That's exactly what I wrote in my comment above. You need to install Proton Mail Bridge. But it only works if you're on a paid plan.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Wow, didn't know that, that's good!
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I don't know lol but apparently some people use that function. It doesn't make any sense to me
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Disabling those Primary/Promotions/etc. tabs is the first thing I do whenever I setup a new Gmail account. I just want to see my inbox, I don't trust an AI filter to sort emails for me.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I love PurelyMail, it's cheap and it works well. But it has some downsides: * it's based in the US * it's run by a single guy (bus factor = 1)
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Gmail can guess what you want to say without you having to type a prompt.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I agree. I would never host my mail on those new fancy domains which are controlled by a private company. Only use geographic TLDs run by a trustworthy government.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
You can export mails, but only if you're on a paid plan. Then you can install Proton Mail Bridge (which exposes a fake IMAP server to your machine) and a mail client (e.g. Thunderbird). Then you move all your mail from Proton to your n
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by reddalo 4mo ago
...for now.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I like this. I'm just worried that it's going to make it way harder to create new independent small websites, if the webmasters have to check their users' age.

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