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by sakisv 6y ago
I got rid of the app and I'm only browsing the mobile site in a incognito window, so I have to login every time. This added enough friction to stop the completely mindless browsing and scrolling plus it gave me back some of my battery
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by sakisv 6y ago
I think I would feel much better about this if it was accompanied by a legally binding declaration that the only entity that will ever have access to these data will be NHS, explicitly excluding any other government intelligence agency. Th
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by sakisv 6y ago
Where are you from? In Greek we use "glass" instead of "bucket", it's really interesting to see how close these expressions are.
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by sakisv 6y ago
I agree on your points regarding Italy and the same applies for Greece, Spain, etc. But the problem is that unless this happens on European level, providing loans to economies that for whatever reason have not yet recovered from the crisis
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by sakisv 6y ago
I think that Apple should take advantage of the lockdowns and focus just on fixing things. They don't need to ship anything new and they have the perfect excuse to focus on improving both their OS and their processes that allowed such
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by sakisv 6y ago
Some possible alternatives you could try: For search engine I'd suggest duckduckgo, it's far from perfect but I don't see any other viable alternative, if anyone knows anything please let us know. For messaging I would sugges
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by sakisv 6y ago
These 500bn are loans from the ESM. The part of that will go to support public healthcare will be without conditions, but the rest that will go to support the other parts of the economies will be given on conditions of austerity. This agree
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by sakisv 7y ago
It may very well be a naive sounding comment, but at the same time I think your comment reads at least as naive if not more. Think about it for a moment: First, as an employee there is a tendency to find and only focus on the good aspects o
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by sakisv 7y ago
I wonder, have fb quitters stopped using all social media? Have they also stopped visiting news websites? My point is, is Facebook the only negativity inducing platform? I know for me it isn't. The question is how do you deal with the
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by sakisv 7y ago
It's hard to overstate how much of a difference this makes for managing people's access to servers without having to manage access keys. Especially if someone leaves the team/company you don't need to roll out new AMIs o
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by sakisv 7y ago
Ah, didn't know that, thanks!
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by sakisv 7y ago
There is this add-on for Firefox that allows you to toggle js on and off and remembers your setting per domain https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/disable-javas... It improves the user experience b
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by sakisv 7y ago
From Twitter's statement: > People who did not have this setting enabled or do not have a phone number associated with their account were not exposed by this vulnerability. This is a bit disingenuous, given that you can't reall
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by sakisv 7y ago
I find this absolutely useless for libraries. For things like Ubuntu yes, it makes sense because you wouldn't just run a command to upgrade your os. However, your code you usually has a bunch of libraries that depends on. When I upgrad
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by sakisv 7y ago
As long as there is a non-emoji description of what is happening in your commit, use whatever you want. It's not something that I would ever use on anything semi-serious but I'm not going to forbid people who want to express thems
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by sakisv 7y ago
If I were you I'd leave, now. If you want to be upfront with the founders, go and clearly explain why you're leaving. There is a good chance that they will try to get you to stay by promising all sorts of changes, extra compensati
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The History of HAProxy(haproxy.com)
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by sakisv 7y ago
While I appreciate fast loading sites as much as anyone, there's something I appreciate even more: getting to the content as fast as possible. It's becoming increasingly common to have all sorts of pop-ups blocking a big part of t
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by sakisv 7y ago
Not as many as I would like, but: google, github, hetzner, ovh, gandi, gitlab, bitwarden are some that support multiple keys.
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by sakisv 7y ago
> That scene in the colosseum raining fire raindrops still sits vividly in my mind, why the greatest hits from magician have never been made into a more expressive media is obvious financially but nags at me nonetheless. Ah the memories.
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by sakisv 7y ago
Docker can also be useful to create reproducible deployments, especially for languages like python when your dependencies may change between `pip install`s Having said that, I agree 100% that for most small/medium sized companies kuber
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by sakisv 7y ago
Oh I'd love to see these stats, do you have a link?
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by sakisv 7y ago
I, for one, love the sweet irony where the Attorney General is making Zuck and FB appear like the good guys. Also, should we read this request as "if you implement E2E encryption we will no longer have visibility over what FB users say
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by sakisv 7y ago
I think the main problem is to make "a few million" first. Or rather, if you had "a few million" to put into index funds, why bother doing that instead of living in a cheaper area that your few million would take you a l
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by sakisv 7y ago
That works like a charm and takes care the most obnoxious aspects of reading something in medium but there is a caveat: Images seem to be loading gradually as you scroll, so if you disable js you might miss some of them. This is the add-on
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by sakisv 7y ago
> I can't understand this. If someone can't get the web console to work, they're not going to say "I know, I'll just write everything by hand with the API instead". The web console is essentially your landin
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by sakisv 7y ago
I've got to say that the beginning of your post reminded me of this so much: http://www.27bslash6.com/halogen.html In all seriousness, coming from a Mediterranean country to the UK, the summers can be quite annoying wi
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by sakisv 7y ago
> There is no way to ensure this, so I will not give any money at all. Please keep in mind that this is not a personal attack as I don't know you and I don't find it particularly constructive to engage in this kind of attacks,
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by sakisv 7y ago
Depending on where you draw the line on "privacy", Matomo can also be hosted by you, if you don't mind the extra burden, and one installation can track multiple sites. Edit: Not advocating in favour of Matomo, it's just
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by sakisv 7y ago
Haven't read the article, but my initial reaction to the tile was: "and if you are that's fine". To elaborate a bit more not just for anyone reading it, but also for me: You don't HAVE to be not lazy, not bored or m

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