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rpgbr
3y ago
somewhat free speech.
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rpgbr
3y ago
>With so many of these billionaires and CEOs it is becoming impossible to tell whether they are transparently lying or complete idiots. Why not both?
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rpgbr
3y ago
Giving money plus being tracked as hell by the company you’re paying to sounds like a pretty bad deal to me.
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Sucking It Up
(tbray.org)
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rpgbr
3y ago
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Twitter no longer serves as a trustful source of information
(notes.ghed.in)
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rpgbr
3y ago
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Social media companies try to lure users back promising them money
(notes.ghed.in)
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rpgbr
3y ago
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Excessive Intelligence
(notes.ghed.in)
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rpgbr
3y ago
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rpgbr
3y ago
No idea. I really liked their vibe, but found nothing commenting on the apps, so decided to post here in HN.
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Minimalist: Password Manager for iPhone, iPad, Mac, iCloud
(minimalistpassword.com)
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rpgbr
3y ago
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rpgbr
3y ago
Let me guess: a flat eye-scanning orb (a round sheet?) with limited battery life?
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rpgbr
3y ago
You’re ignoring all yearly updates to Windows 10 and 11, most of them with news features enough that would be a major version if they were on macOS. I mean[1]: >As announced in July, the Windows 11 2023 Update (version 23H2) will be rele
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rpgbr
3y ago
Safari is updated independently of macOS. Today I installed Safari 17 on Ventura. It’s available in Monterey as well.
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rpgbr
3y ago
Have you been following Windows 10/11 versions? macOS’ naming scheme is a breeze in comparison.
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WhatsApp Channels Are Going Global
(blog.whatsapp.com)
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rpgbr
3y ago
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rpgbr
3y ago
Is it? WhatsApp calls home a lot in background, so much it was draining my phone’s battery. Also, business features are coming for a while, bloating the app. Heck, on iOS its installer has 163 MB! Crypto shit aside, I think Signal is way mo
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rpgbr
3y ago
Google keeps tracking your behavior for advertising purposes. This defeats completely any reason to give them money.
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rpgbr
3y ago
So does digital election.
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rpgbr
3y ago
The majority people everywhere is very clear: there will never, ever be a safe way to make elections with paper. It’s funny how all of sudden the forward thinking, all-digital tech community turn itself in old school conservative when discu
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rpgbr
3y ago
Wow, lots of comments discrediting digital election. Brazilian authorities run open testing from time to time and fixes (tangencial so far) vulnerabilities. So far, there were zero proof that any hacking or flaw in our voting system. This o
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rpgbr
3y ago
Until a few years ago Apple was shipping new Macs with 120 GB. Probably same was (is?) happening with Windows vendors. TB-level disk space isn’t ubiquitous yet.
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Catchup: New app to “cultivate intentional relationships”
(getcatchup.app)
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rpgbr
3y ago
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God Google now demands sacrifices “in the name of SEO”
(notes.ghed.in)
1 points
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3y ago
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rpgbr
3y ago
Not necessarily 404. They could redirect (301) to another, better ranked similar content.
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rpgbr
3y ago
This isn't the kind of attention a (allegedly) journalism outlet benefits from.
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Ask HN: Is Twitter/X showing old posts in profiles for not logged users?
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rpgbr
3y ago
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rpgbr
3y ago
Push notifications are a plague, anxiety-inducing practice. Better yet, I set my email and messaging apps for manual updates. Collateral benefit: it’s really good for battery autonomy indeed
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rpgbr
3y ago
I’ve been using 1Blocker since day one and have nothing but praise for their product. Not as powerful as uBlock Origin, but pretty good nonetheless.
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rpgbr
3y ago
Tbh, this is kinda ugly.
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Slack’s biggest redesign ever tries to tame the chaos of your workday
(theverge.com)
56 points
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rpgbr
3y ago
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rpgbr
3y ago
It makes. I run my membership program entirely via Stripe's built-in, no-code features: https://manualdousuario.net/apoie/
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