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by rovr138 6y ago
It's probably a good idea to sit down and document all the services you have and use. List them, credentials, what you use from them, how you use it. Just a sentence or two. Doesn't have to be complicated or super detailed, but it
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by rovr138 6y ago
I have run a pihole at home for a while now. YouTube ads still show.
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by rovr138 6y ago
In a past job, we'd do the same. As part of completing, there's a transfer phase. Usually we move everything to their in house/managed servers unless we built it there. In that case, we'd make sure that they disable logi
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by rovr138 6y ago
>Even when using mailing lists for sending patches, the list hosting provider is subject to disrupting development in the event of a takedown. But my inbox, and everyone's inbox that participates in it, would have a copy. I think ma
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by rovr138 6y ago
I don't think it's that. I think it's because it's a stretch of the law and can then abused to block a LOT more.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Unfortunately, on mobile. At least on iOS
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by rovr138 6y ago
Python 3 and unicode are some things people have complained about python for example.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Okay, this works! I have thought about this in the past, keeping it all documented on notebooks, but indexing is one part that has made me question how to organize them. Thank you!
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by rovr138 6y ago
How much space have you found is good for an index?
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by rovr138 6y ago
> Git branches have essentially zero overhead Based on the article linked here, they do.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Any input or output device
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by rovr138 6y ago
Since someone already answered the second part, I'll take the first, >There are hosting providers you don't need to give out your real identity to use Even if you don't give them your real identity, they have access to the
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by rovr138 6y ago
Interesting. I’m now curious how multi[1] compares to Fluid[2]. I haven’t used it in a while, but that app used to be present on all my installs. Can’t remember what happened that I stopped using it. [1] - https://github.com&#x2F
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by rovr138 6y ago
Perfect,your order is #56 You don't have to ask for a number, just give them one.
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by rovr138 6y ago
I don’t know on LG or your tv, but I believe part of the tracking that could be done is tracking what’s being shown on the screen and relaying that. No idea what they do or yours in particular. But something to consider
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by rovr138 6y ago
Probably HDMI. CEC allows controlling one device from the other, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumer_Electronics_Control
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by rovr138 6y ago
It also has a lot built in. Anything you use on ZSH that you’re not seeing?
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by rovr138 6y ago
I run it similarly. A lot of tools add bits to .profile/.bashrc/.bash_profile so this allows inheriting that. I use tmux and if has an option for setting the default shell and that’s where I set it. Open terminal, loads bash with
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by rovr138 6y ago
They try to point you in the right direction but aren’t making assumptions that it’s right. What happens if you loose data because of a wrong assumption?
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by rovr138 6y ago
To be honest, those seem very specific. Some issues on your side (like remembering a password). My experience, I have multiple macs in the house (7) with different hardware and OS versions and haven’t experienced none of these issues. I use
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by rovr138 6y ago
Apparently you can add the CSS to your account based on, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24571570
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by rovr138 6y ago
And the sidebar works with no JS. Perfect!
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by rovr138 6y ago
Privacy looks like a side effect. Assuming we aren’t tracked any other way, if there’s any pattern to how things are assigned or they don’t change, there’s no privacy. Was privacy a feature?
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by rovr138 6y ago
Isn’t it more recording theater there’s a house at X address? We know the address space already. The approach was for finding used ones.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Hadn’t seen pup before... nice https://github.com/EricChiang/pup
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by rovr138 6y ago
>I feel like everyone around me It’s called confirmation bias. Once you start exploring outside your circle, it might not hold true.
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by rovr138 6y ago
This was posted a couple days ago, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19465967
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by rovr138 6y ago
Popcorn or anything from the concessions at the movies.
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by rovr138 6y ago
You can’t build against the latest version until Xcode is released and Apple enables submissions of the latest apps. That was done after the announcement
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by rovr138 6y ago
Windows has broken installations in the past, https://www.windowslatest.com/2020/02/16/windows-10-kb453269... It’s not all roses over there.

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