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by selykg 6y ago
Your friend was treating a return policy as a rental policy. I don't think that's in the spirit of a return policy.
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by selykg 6y ago
To be clear, 1Password has never really been "free." It has always been a paid product. Aside from the mobile apps being made free with limited features, it was previously a paid app, then with the massive push to 1Password's
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by selykg 6y ago
I think there's a limited amount of good entertaining (to me) music available on the internet. Look, I can record a song and release it on iTunes (and all the others) using Distrokid. This doesn't mean it's good music that pe
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by selykg 6y ago
Repeatedly? This is the first I'm aware of, what are the others?
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by selykg 6y ago
I am hopeful for Red Bull finally putting up a real legit fight this year in F1... I am not sure Red Bull won't get in their own way just yet... Too soon to tell.
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by selykg 6y ago
Soulver is so good. I use it almost every single day. It's just a great app and isn't that expensive. One of those apps I completely miss when it's not installed on a new device.
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by selykg 6y ago
Pros and cons. Everything has them. I think the really big issue with all these package management solutions is how deep the dependency requirements go. One package depends on another package that depends on 18 other packages, that depend o
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by selykg 6y ago
Problem with Feedly, in my experience, has been the rate they provide updates to feeds. I may track these 10 or so feeds which is low, but I do want timely updates to those feeds in my RSS app. Seeing delays of multiple hours is a lot less
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by selykg 6y ago
Think of Google Reader as a 3rd party sync API, and a variety of tools use this API. lets use Twitter as an example. Google Reader is Twitter with their API Reeder (or your RSS reader with support for the API) is like Tweetbot. This isn&#x2
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by selykg 6y ago
For me, it wasn't so much Google Reader itself, it was a free feed sync source. So I could subscribe to a feed in Google Reader, then use a 3rd party app (like Reeder or any number of others) to view the feeds I was subscribed to, and
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by selykg 6y ago
> but we think we can drive both at the same time Eh.. I think the comments here are telling otherwise. I'll admit I haven't used Gitlab in over a year now. But I know the entire team I worked with really despised the switch to
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by selykg 6y ago
I think you've been given plenty. You should try to come into these conversations with a lot less attitude. Perhaps I'm reading your tone wrong, and if I am I'm sorry about that. I always come into these discussions assuming
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by selykg 6y ago
If the referrer header contains the full URL from which the user came from it could contain something the user deems private. Imagine that the URL contains a search string that contains something the user might deem private, or the article
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by selykg 6y ago
Bitwarden does have a 100mb limit. Which I think will prevent a good chunk of abuse. I would love to see them increase the limit for paid accounts, though.
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by selykg 6y ago
It does require that you create a Bitwarden account to create a send. I assume if abuse starts happening they will just start requiring a paid plan, which would allow some amount of additional protection.
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by selykg 6y ago
So I created a test Send: https://send.bitwarden.com/#j_2g_Uin5kuwZazpASDD2w/vhzdAzIS3... https://send.bitwarden.com/#VGacXlwPhUSVHKzpASEAyg/VrzFu9aUf... So, it looks like it's pretty simple.
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by selykg 6y ago
Right, anything after the # is not sent to the server, like other anchors.
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by selykg 6y ago
Maybe not totally on subject here. But Cleetus McFarland is one of the people I think is starting to make his move away from YouTube, or at least, diversifying dramatically. Merch is huge for YouTubers in a lot of ways. He's been doing
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by selykg 6y ago
Was not aware of that, thanks for letting me know. In either case, it's a dick move and shouldn't be encouraged.
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by selykg 6y ago
This sounds awful. Like some sort of bullshit DRM in a way. Now I'm thinking of all the ways I could get screwed here. * Not being able to copy transactions from my bank account * Not being able to easily send text to a read-later serv
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by selykg 6y ago
As someone who worked in this field. Offering "options" when a vast majority of the user base don't even understand that their data is encrypted, is often a poor approach to take. Users will forget their Master Passwords even
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by selykg 6y ago
Yea, I have during the winter months a "when arriving home after sundown turn the lamp on" automation as well. During summer months I turn that one off. I've generally really enjoyed basic smart home stuff. I have a handful o
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by selykg 6y ago
I have a couple HomeKit devices. “Hey Siri turn the lamp on” is easier than walking across the room as I enter the house in the dark.
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by selykg 6y ago
The link they provided was to the announcement about the app. The app is electron. the CLI is written in Go, so it should feel pretty CLI-like. I refuse to even think of using 1Password X. It's a security nightmare waiting to happen.
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by selykg 6y ago
Pretty sure the 1Password linux app is also Electron. Bitwarden is fine, especially for $10/yr.
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by selykg 6y ago
Best approach to data is that if it can't be seen or read (through any means) then that data can't be abused or misused. This is why end-to-end encryption should be a first choice for pretty much everything.
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by selykg 6y ago
Not a government worker, but I work in non-profit areas. I do make a lot less money in this role than I would in a startup environment or SV. But, work life balance is significantly better. Benefits are actually the best I've ever seen
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by selykg 6y ago
r/AskHistorians - Just what it says, but it is probably one of the best subs on the entire platform in my opinion. And I'm not even a history buff of any kind. It's just super well moderated and has clear rules that get to th
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by selykg 6y ago
Sorry, you don't need to use your phone number to contact someone. You can just give them your Telegram username. Which is sufficient for me in my use case for Telegram.
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by selykg 6y ago
Yea, Telegram is a great middle ground.. sort of. It has secure options at least. But importantly doesn't require my phone number to create an account and contact people. But also has a lot of features that are missing in something lik

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