sciens3_

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by sciens3_ 2y ago
> Ideally it's the responsibility of management, starting at the top, to think critically about what kind of software most benefits the company and reward those that do it. I work as if that ideal is true, and can’t stand playing th
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by sciens3_ 2y ago
> Selfhost vaultwarden ftw (or not — don’t f*ck it up) Right. Randomizing passwords doesn’t require centralization.
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by sciens3_ 2y ago
Centralizing everyone’s credentials after all these years still seems like the most risky idea ever. The only thing possibly more attractive to a hacker would be free sex and drugs, but only for a little while, and then they’d go back to tr
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by sciens3_ 2y ago
This electricity nonsense is just a fad. The future will be powered by steam.
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by sciens3_ 2y ago
Just because it didn’t work for your hair doesn’t mean it wasn’t a good decision to eat it, though! I have ADHD, and broccoli (which has folate) helps me focus.
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by sciens3_ 2y ago
I think I’ll stay away from lead.
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by sciens3_ 2y ago
https://www.intake.health/post/37-luteolin-rich-foods-ranked... Radicchio looks to have the highest content of Luteolin.
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by sciens3_ 2y ago
> and they mostly see Firefox as a monetisation vector. They could’ve gone the Wikipedia route and heavily asked for donations, but, instead, they’ve chosen to sell user data. That’s why I must leave. At least Google was very obviously r
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by sciens3_ 2y ago
> One alternative recommended by the present article, Brave, is dabbling in ads as well It blocks ads by default. It also doesn’t indicate it would sell my data. So, I’m using Brave or anything that doesn’t sell my data until Ladybird is
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by sciens3_ 2y ago
Yes, like: - Leaving my smartphone in the car in case I must MFA for work or have for safety... I’d love to use a flip phone or minimal smartphone that only had camera, FaceTime, maps and an authenticator; I could just delete apps, but I do
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by sciens3_ 2y ago
Brave, for now.