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by sleepless 6y ago
Called the german ministry of environment. They weren't even aware, these LEDs exist. One good option would be to move this into legislation. This would be a great addition to the "Ökodesign-Richtlinie" ( https://ww
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by sleepless 6y ago
XMPP sadly is not part of the comparison.
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by sleepless 6y ago
Are there plans to address "Setup gpg signing" for the desktop app? https://github.com/desktop/desktop/issues/78
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by sleepless 6y ago
It has been fixed in OpenPGP. Are you aware of any fix for S/MIME so far?
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by sleepless 6y ago
S/MIME is broken and impossible to fix since https://efail.de/ How are you coming to the conclusion it would be excellent?
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by sleepless 6y ago
Right, you mean the content Mozilla shoves into new tab. I disabled this the first time I saw it. Not going down in the browser I use. Should it ever be impossible to disable, I'll switch browser in a blink.
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by sleepless 6y ago
home page bloat? person woman man camera tv? Care to share more details?
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by sleepless 6y ago
For what it's worth elastic bounce when scrolling to top / bottom of website has never been supported which feels very wrong on macOS. Mozilla doesn't seem to care or not care enough to patch: https://bugzilla.mozi
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by sleepless 6y ago
Do we need "net neutrality" for mail?
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by sleepless 6y ago
Try rebuilding your mail index. You can use OnyX for that.
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by sleepless 6y ago
Apple has historically been lacking on proper documentation. Be that on errors happening during updates or proper documentation of what exactly they have changed in software updates. They have slightly improved, but still not great.
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by sleepless 6y ago
Wouldn't it be fantastic, if Apple had an easy way to help users learn, why their mac woke up? Currently that is complex scientific work.
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by sleepless 6y ago
It's a bit amazing that now that the public attention is here, work is starting to improve Firefox after it was neglected for many years.
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by sleepless 7y ago
True, but in germany they disallowed rating macOS Catalina. That's a very shady policy - having a rating system for all developers, but excluding your own most prominent and important software from store reviews. Just one of many hilar
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by sleepless 7y ago
Bitrix24 is surely not "one of the best remote collaboration platforms". Had to use that service some time ago in a job and it was a convoluted experience.
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by sleepless 7y ago
MS made a deal, to keep german headquarters in Munich. The price for that was to kill Limux. Sad story actually and doesn't put the responsible politicians in the best light. But in Bavaria the political party CSU is known to be suscep
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by sleepless 7y ago
It probably will be. Mozilla frequently moves extensions from Labs (which existed then got cancelled, and now has been reinstated iirc) to core Firefox.
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by sleepless 7y ago
Very annoying, especially if you are testing stuff or debugging in firefox and frequently change profiles. Also disabling seems to reset all settings for the container add-on which is not great to put it mildly.
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by sleepless 7y ago
I love it. Wish container settings would be synced though: https://github.com/mozilla/multi-account-containers/issues/3... #1 most requested feature so there's hope, although it's been open for over
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by sleepless 8y ago
2015-01-25 Support elastic overscroll (rubberbanding) on macOS: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1124108
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by sleepless 8y ago
here you go: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/6.1#Icon_Th...
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by sleepless 8y ago
Just a user, but I think Matrix needs to - work on stability: the status quo is unreliable. Until this is solved it's hard to recommend Matrix to anybody who is looking to use it for serious work - disable signup on main server: this i
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by sleepless 9y ago
Is there an existing ticket for redirects?
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by sleepless 9y ago
Key question indeed. And HSTS would be the cream on top. But let's start with redirects.
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by sleepless 9y ago
Awesome. Thanks a lot! Can we now add SSL to the website please, since VLC already appeared as attack vector in tools like FinFisher.
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by sleepless 9y ago
University research is funded by the state in germany. Research results should thus live in the public domain. I have no pity for those artificial paywall companies, benefiting from research funded with tax money. This model needs to change
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by sleepless 9y ago
Cash is a great invention.
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by sleepless 10y ago
What would you consider a sane key rotation cycle? 1 Month? 1 year, 2 years, 4 years?
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by sleepless 10y ago
I have been using OpenPGP for years without problems. Key transition / exchange / verification can be a bit painful, but actually it is not that hard. Also the longer you use OpenPGP, the less keys need to be verified. The start i
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Op-ed: Why I’m not giving up on PGP (N. Walfield, gnupg dev g10code on OpenPGP)(arstechnica.co.uk)
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