sambazi

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by sambazi 3y ago
i guess this is true for most and the mentioned jailbreak, but not for all?
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by sambazi 3y ago
i'd say it's the majority. interesting part is who owns the backdoor.
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by sambazi 3y ago
yea, 2FA is mostly an euphemism for 'with a phonenumber'. kinda reminiscent of the mess with id and ssn.
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by sambazi 3y ago
dere
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by sambazi 3y ago
owned a mitsubishi sigma once, nice car unless something broke.
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by sambazi 3y ago
in the countryside. an hours drive away from the "big city" with 100k population should be good. you probably have to adjust your sense of "habitable" as well and put in some work. not saying it's easy or nice
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by sambazi 3y ago
yes it does make sense. tax office has very little similarity with a retail store, idk what you are advocating here.
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by sambazi 3y ago
afraid of change? leave it here!
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by sambazi 3y ago
thank you for this correction to my snarky comment
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by sambazi 3y ago
"Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference." but yea, repeatedly running into a wall of ignorance encourages shifting to "busy doi
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by sambazi 3y ago
> For such an important service, I'm impressed there is no contact email cloud: you are the product, not the customer
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by sambazi 3y ago
educating the "low-hanging fruit" is much more effective in moving the average than piling on excellence.
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by sambazi 3y ago
like i ever wanted to care about the number of dns-requests originating from my systems.
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by sambazi 3y ago
circumstantial
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by sambazi 3y ago
> I wonder if there are any stats on whether crooks are actively aware of the dangers of carrying a phone. burner phones are a thing prominently featured in all kinds of popular media ('breaking bad' and 'better call saul&
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by sambazi 3y ago
> Just rebrand "not giving change" as "mandatory tipping" and it's even a pro-worker move! rounding-up to avoid handling change is the norm when paying cash in "tippable" situations like at restaurants
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by sambazi 3y ago
thou, the cash handling overhead/cost does not scale linear with revenue like cc fees do
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by sambazi 3y ago
"not my problem" thou
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by sambazi 3y ago
that's right and it's superior because it usually cannot be circumvented with math or will accumulate known insecurities over time.
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by sambazi 3y ago
cashless has a lot of negative externalities hence a business should have a _very good_ reason to not accept the legal tender.
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by sambazi 3y ago
> I have come across only ONE generative-image app, which failed to install claiming need iOS 16+. this number is growing thou. will be interesting when whatsapp decides to stop working.
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by sambazi 3y ago
1st-gen SE was the perfect phone imho the size was just right, althou bezel could be smaller headphone jack !!1 astonishingly robust; had mine for 5y, dropped it at least once a week, children ... never broke anything
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by sambazi 3y ago
the only ppl i know who own an fairphone are semi tech-literate and not interested in the specs or the price. they are all disappointed with the camera and build quality in general but cherish the fairness.
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by sambazi 3y ago
i tend to use it every time i don't want to fiddle with bluetooth
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by sambazi 3y ago
tbf the dynamic range here is pretty big. there are usually old/unmaintained houses on the edge of nowhere to buy for less than a years rent of a flat in downtown.
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by sambazi 3y ago
idk over-promising and under-delivering is called business isn't it?
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by sambazi 3y ago
> Individuals focused on real discovery and not publishing much until they really have something significant to say don't fit into this well. https://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/dec/06/peter-
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by sambazi 3y ago
idk sounds kinda fucked up to need an app that turns a smartphone into a dumbphone.
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by sambazi 3y ago
> light to be able to study by this was the point of olpc?
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by sambazi 3y ago
good point

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