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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
And, because of how first impressions work, this wrong info is what tends to stay in your memory. Even if you "iterate", and eventually arrive at something that's correct, the thing that sticks is the first one, the one that
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
I think the disclaimer is the best an honest site owner could do in this case. If the site was malicious, there wouldn't be any disclaimer, and once you insert a passphrase, BIP39 or not, in a text field, it's game over. No need t
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
Even if you don't plan on switching from stock Android, Appendix 1 compares the various isolation alternatives - work profile, private space, and secondary users - all of which can be used with regular Android.
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
> Signal does not have access to your social graph Their contact discovery uses SGX, which has a long list of vulnerabilities [1], and is even deprecated by Intel. With access to the server, my guess is that getting someone's social
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
I wish they somehow find a way to offer incremental updates, like Play Store.
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
De Morgan's transformations come in handy here :^)
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
> could I get a latte today actually To me (non-American) the above sounds like sarcasm, not politeness. Adding "today" and/or "actually" could mean you've had it with their delays. I like to joke that Ameri
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
"Pop" is the word for priest, so it translates to "priest's" (son). (You know this, obviously. I'm posting it for the others.) And, I happen to chat with a Popov almost every day :-)
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
The same applies to the crap 90% ;)
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
Can this be avoided by running any Meta apps in Work Profile, and the browser in Main Profile?
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
His proposed alternative, DoT, still has one known peeper, and is easier to block. DoH, OTOH, looks like regular HTTPS traffic and is on port 443. So the "abuse" of HTTP is not unnecessary, you get something in return. In some sit
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
> no one outside of tech are going to know how to switch This made me think of Asimov's Foundation, the "Church of the Galactic Spirit". Those who knew how tech works were priests. The rest of the populace were pure consum
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
> What's preventing us from going on sabbatical? Companies are not thrilled to hire people with long gaps in their resume, in my experience. (I have 2, 1, 1, years each gaps in mine.) You risk making yourself unhirable. And, if not
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
I want them always because, if they are hidden, it's difficult to get them back when needed. You need to get the cursor in the right zone (which is invisible, and quite narrow) and keep it there for long enough (so you have to slow dow
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
I feel exactly the same, but a sibling comment reminded me how I got there. I didn't need a replacement for Windows Explorer, until I tried Linux (bash, really) out of boredom/curiosity, and now I can't imagine going back. Co
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
Some Europian countries ban ride-sharing in their entire territories, not just airports. https://www.ncesc.com/which-european-countries-dont-have-ube... So Shanghai seems indeed low-bureaucracy, in comparison.
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
This one is not Kufic, but it's my favorite: https://imgur.com/a/G9RAzGv
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
I see responses like yours quite often. They are correct, of course, but if users keep getting confused about it, may be the UX is bad. People have been requesting various changes to this feature for years, but hear crickets from Signal.
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
You are right. Here's the discussion from a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43601213 This iPhone feature exists probably to save a few taps when people text you their new phone number. But it fails to a
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
nitpick: disappearing messages are either enabled for everyone in the group or for no one.
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
I think the pre-internet ways are just fine - textbooks, phrasebooks, other kinds of books geared towards self-learners. With them, one must be just a little bit more proactive, though. You can also sign up to in-person classes.
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
Also, if one is not sure what's behind an alias, M-C-e will expand it inline. If it turns out to be not the one you hoped for, C-/ (undo) is one keypress away.
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
Aliases as a feature are meant to save you typing in the first place. The more you use aliases, the more you save in typing, over time. If you can't remember a particular alias, that means you have a use for it very rarely (spaced repe
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
HN's new(ish) autounclickbaitifying filter.
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
Do you mean you moved them to another wall, or just increased the gap? (not a native speaker here)
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
> diverse panel of 12 real people of all ages, far removed from your peer group, around the world who will be able to give you an instant decision on your question 24/7. No commentary, just a verdict between two choices If the userb
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
Yep. It's all in the manual. https://archive.org/details/ADM-3A-User-Reference-Manual-Apr... (This page, and Figure 1-3 below).
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
> I don't think it's even so much about keystroke count as it is the "commands" are more like a language It was about minimizing the number of redraws, but this indirectly might have led to fewer keystrokes too. As yo
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
> a very real problem: people here often don’t know where to turn when they have questions about taxes. > asking online usually leads to unhelpful or outdated advice. Solution: > This platform works like Stack Overflow, but for tax
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by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
> It's incredible how good of a design Vi is. It's interesting how this design was forced into existence by the extremely limited hardware at the time: TFA>> It was really hard to do because you've got to remember th

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