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by rekabis 6y ago
I think with any install of BitWarden, be it a browser add-in or separate app, the one you are adding a new credential into knows enough to sync to the cloud, but the others won’t know that new data awaits in the cloud until they do a sched
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by rekabis 6y ago
You nail that issue on the head. Humanity, at least at the 2+ billion population levels, is truly fucked. We are projected to be just past our 10 Billion peak by 2100, and yet climate projections for that point indicates that even at a 100%
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by rekabis 6y ago
If it doesn’t come for BeOS/Haiku OS, it’s not a complete solution.
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by rekabis 6y ago
Through Russia? Oh, the irony… it burns.
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by rekabis 6y ago
The Kiwi browser does not exist in the App Store for iOS 14.
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by rekabis 6y ago
Wait… “Paul Stamets”? Where have I heard of that name before… …hol up… Star Trek Discovery‽
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by rekabis 6y ago
Last Mountain (based out of Saskatchewan, Canada) does exactly this - all of their jams come in 1L mason jars. Downside is that the label on the jar is hella frustrating to remove. The glue isn’t exactly water soluble.
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by rekabis 6y ago
Or the poorest. Especially if you cannot find a job that pays more than daytime child care costs. Then it’s cheaper to have a parent stay at home, despite the poverty level, because any daycare available costs more than any available job br
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by rekabis 6y ago
> and you start fact-checking, you're introducing bias Fact-checking is biased? TIL that the Scientific Method, critical thinking and bullshit detection is “biased”. Wow. The depths of conservative delusions know no bounds.
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by rekabis 6y ago
This link didn’t open up in anything on iOS. Blank screen.
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by rekabis 6y ago
My asleep brain can do the exact same thing, even with consistent sleep deprivation (although it gets increasingly difficult beyond a sleep deficit of twelve hours per week). On the flip side, my awake brain is completely and totally time-b
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by rekabis 6y ago
Not explicitly looking (my current employer is outstanding, and would be a tough bar to clear), but willing to engage with and investigate compelling opportunities. Location: Canada, Pacific time zone Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Tec
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by rekabis 6y ago
> Swan said on Friday that Intel’s products are still the best, despite the manufacturing delays. LOL WUT? AMD’s chips have twice the performance for half the price. The only people still buying Intel are name-brand fanboys or institutio
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by rekabis 6y ago
Eh, this site is bullshit. It just lists random content in a scareware fashion. I’ve already tried it from a few different IPs, and not only did it list none of what I actually torrent, but it also listed shit I’ve never even heard of bef
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by rekabis 6y ago
Seriously? I’m Canadian, and give me a map of the US with state lines included, and name tags of the individual states, and I could probably correctly match up 80+% of them.
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by rekabis 6y ago
Wouldn’t it be possible to create a third-party site scraper that could generate custom RSS feeds independently of the company? About the only barrier would be paywalls, IMO.
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by rekabis 6y ago
Sounds like you are employing a reactive, defensive and antagonistic approach to eBook “piracy”. Which puts you into the very position you described - at a loss, angry, and frustrated; instead of fuelling your sales and playing a direct han
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by rekabis 6y ago
As someone trained as an Accountant but working as a programmer, this has me itching to start a port over to DotNet Core. This looks like some pretty cool functionality!
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by rekabis 6y ago
> Navy “Were you told to not do that? Yes.” “Did it work? Also, yes.” “Now clean up this goddamn mess.”
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by rekabis 7y ago
> the highest value customers of most SaaS apps want these kinds of calls at least once a quarter. Seriously? Why?? The point of a sales rep is to know me and my needs, and if they can’t get that from the notes on my file, then the compa
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by rekabis 7y ago
Wow, that is an instant choice-killer for me. E2E encryption is _practically required_ if you want to build an app that doesn’t get bad press from security professionals. Just look at Zoom.
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by rekabis 7y ago
Now _that_ was a fun read. Very well written!
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by rekabis 7y ago
That was my thought, too. I mean, if there was a deliberate falsehood or even a misrepresentation, why not point that out? That is how you make your point - by bringing evidence to the table. Pointing out the political alignment and rel
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by rekabis 7y ago
And the best thing is, if you read it from the top down, it’s in ISO-8601!
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by rekabis 7y ago
About bloody time. I used to think Outlook was the worst thing to happen to eMail, what with its top-posting and HTML/RTF formatting, but then Incredimail came along and gave an entirely new dimension to “this is a really bad idea”. Fo
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by rekabis 7y ago
I use an older, non-cloud version of MailWasher to monitor my eMail accounts (and using a hack to make it use TLS 1.2, which it never supported). This means that I touch all my Webmail accounts on a daily basis, even if it is only over IMAP
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by rekabis 7y ago
As long as we can all agree to stick to standard time, I will be all for any such motion. If you want to go to permanent DST, that’s gonna have to be a hard no from me, dawg. I’d rather suffer continued switching of hours than move to perma
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by rekabis 7y ago
>while you are spending the time investing into and training people who needs the training and investment, your competitors are throwing money luring away the ones you have already trained That is a zero-sum attitude that does not hold u
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by rekabis 7y ago
Cloudflare considered harmful: https://www.devever.net/~hl/cloudflare
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by rekabis 7y ago
There is a tiny minority of scientists who truly understand how fucked humanity is (a high probability of complete civilizational collapse within the next 30-50, and a population collapse of 20-80%). There is a larger minority of activists

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