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by runn1ng 8y ago
Apple users love dongles though.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
huh after experiences otherwhere in Asia, Vietnam is very void of bugs, compared to Thailand for example. Someone told me it's mainly because of napalm in the war. Who knows
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by runn1ng 8y ago
yeah you are right. (I am in VN and I wear KN95-certified mask, that does protect against those.)
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Well also the dust particles everywhere, which literally give you lung cancer. Saigon and Hanoi can have very high AQI (it's no Beijing, but still dangerous)
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by runn1ng 8y ago
...no it was India.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Oh. In that case, I was wrong. I still don't understand the need for two official apps though
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by runn1ng 8y ago
At least on Mac, Telegram has mysteriously two apps in Mac App Store, one is Electron and one is native. I never know which is which One is named "Telegram" and one is "Telegram for Desktop" and they have exactly the sam
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Sorry for that. I thought LINE is Japanese, because it's popular there. I haven't been in Korea. I have seen WhatsApp popular in... hm, I think it was Thailand? I am not sure now.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Isn't this solved by DKIM, which at least GMail sort-of supports?
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by runn1ng 8y ago
GMail just had a major redesign.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
From my experience, lots of people have a Facebook handle, but don't use the "news feed". Just Messenger and sometimes groups/events.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
It depends on country. In Czech Republic, what's popular is Messenger. In western Europe, WhatsApp is quite popular. In eastern Europe, people like Viber (and some people Telegram). I am living in SEAsia now, and here it also depends o
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Apparently only Android - Android (and maybe ChromeOS, since that can run Android apps)
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by runn1ng 8y ago
As the article itself states, problem is not with the frontend, but they block incoming e-mail to protonmail servers. Which is actually clever in a way, and smarter than just blocking the front-end. (And it shows another negative side of fe
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Good recommendation for getting to know a foreign country is to marry a guy/girl from there and move there. I can guarantee you will really get to know the place and the culture very well, perhaps even too much
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Why is this blogspam with no information upvoted in the first place? Does anyone enjoy reading this?
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by runn1ng 8y ago
That's actually mentioned in the article itself.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Because of all the issues with (1) terrorists, (2) foreign state influencers, (3) spammers, Facebook tries to block Google Voice as much as possible
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by runn1ng 8y ago
"Be as close to English pronunciation as possible"?
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by runn1ng 8y ago
From the description it sounds like entrapment. Which is why I can't believe it and why I think there is something missing...
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by runn1ng 8y ago
The vulnerability is not that serious From what I understand - if you scp any file from a remote server to your home directory, malicious remote server can copy anything else into your home directory without you knowing it, which can lead t
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35-year-old vulnerability discovered in scp(sintonen.fi)
601 points by runn1ng 8y ago|150 comments
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by runn1ng 8y ago
It's not, the comment is mistaken, CORS is unrelated. But you need to use 127.0.0.1, not `localhost`
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by runn1ng 8y ago
security issues
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by runn1ng 8y ago
xiaomi phones are so good with the fraction of the price. I like Apple stance on privacy, but the price of iPhone XR is not serious.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Interesting, I am from Czech Republic, I was in Spain recently and I didn't feel like that at all. I have been mostly in Andalusia and the cities look great, Madrid looked fine as well.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Many Marvel characters go back into the 30s too. The most popular ones are indeed "silver age" - Spider-Man, F4, X-Men, Avengers, etc, which is 60s so Marvel is safe there, but Marvel has a lot of characters from "golden age&
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by runn1ng 8y ago
I wrongly belied that Affero forces you to open source everything on the backend, which is not the case here. I was wrong
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by runn1ng 8y ago
indeed! I was wrong then, I thought the entire backend had to be open sourced, not just the modified version. I stand corrected then
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by runn1ng 8y ago
I don't get why are these weirdo licenses needed If you want to prevent Amazon to use your software for SaaS, just license it with Affero GPL, it was invented for this usecase (as far as I know) edit: okay I was wrong, see replies.

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