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by tdkl 10y ago
Censorship based on feelings of a "heroes" group. What could possibly go wrong?
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by tdkl 10y ago
I tried Wire after this WhatsApp news came out initially and brought about 10 people (friends/family) to it. They're satisfied how it works.
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by tdkl 10y ago
If you want desktop clients (electron, but at least not Chrome app) try Wire.
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by tdkl 10y ago
Nope. It's more or less glorified invite message over a service, that also receives replies from SMS. But since it doesn't show as sent from your mobile number, the receiver will have a separate thread in their SMS application. h
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by tdkl 10y ago
> Which people won't because of the hassle and mass surveillance continues. That's why they added it. Now they can market it as "we have encryption too", but it's so out of the primary experience that not many wi
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by tdkl 10y ago
Messages are also stored on Google for "processing" : http://www.theverge.com/2016/9/21/12994362/allo-privacy-mess...
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by tdkl 10y ago
Yeah, wonder how it looks like, if it's coming from the persons number, or some service. [edit] Not from personal number it seems : http://www.reddit.com/r/projectfi/comments/53rhk8/_/
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by tdkl 10y ago
They're VC backed and plan a premium subscription sometime in the future. All of the current features will stay free. I think I've read it on their medium comment section or it's in the FAQ.
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by tdkl 10y ago
If I'm bound to switch to something and bring friends to it, I'll rather do it with Wire[1], without any Google surveillance and data mining for "ad experience". It has a desktop client (electron based though) and isn&#x
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by tdkl 10y ago
You can long-press on the notification and hide it though, since 4.3.
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by tdkl 10y ago
I've recently switched quite some apps for a shortcut to a mobile site, because they just run a background service using some Google shit I don't use (AndroidWearSync - Todoist&Wunderlist, GoogleNowAuth - Strava). Getting rid
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by tdkl 10y ago
That's a cute and proud theory until the ones who pay the bills are in place where they feel the government is neglecting them in favour of others and the economy isn't helping as well. You know, the citizens/taxpayers. Speci
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by tdkl 10y ago
To also add what those who have no clue about gypsies don't understand is that even if some of them want to become integrated, they'll get oppressed by OTHER GYPSIES, because their culture is at stake etc. Can a gypsy be racist to
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by tdkl 10y ago
> I personally can't answer that. Why the armchair preaching about how sad it is that no one wants to bother with this problem then? Maybe no country managed to do it because it's hard to change a culture? Uh no, let's bla
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by tdkl 10y ago
Of course it's a feel goody story, it's an advertisement for positive immigration by the mass media.
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by tdkl 10y ago
> Inkjets are smaller than lasers. Nope. My 55€ Canon inkjet is larger then laser printer from Samsung for 70€. > Cheap inkjets are cheaper than cheap lasers. Nope. Cheap lasers are in the same ballpark as cheap inkjets (50€$). The ma
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by tdkl 10y ago
Playlist sync is the #1 thing why I use iTunes on Windows for years now with Android phone. It's easy, seamless and works. Manually copying multiple GBs and keeping playlists on both devices seems asinine. Sadly I haven't found a
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by tdkl 10y ago
There's also Xerox apparently, cousin got a B&W laser[1] with WiFi for 55€. Original toner is around that price, but third party toner with warranty is 20-30€. [1] http://www.office.xerox.com/printers/laser-pri
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by tdkl 10y ago
True although cost of printing photos on an inkjet is again much higher then getting them printed in a shop.
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by tdkl 10y ago
Does this also happens with laser toner cartridges ? I really have no idea why people even buy those inkjet printers anymore, price per page is lower with laser printers and prices even for a color laser are in sub 200€$ range.
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by tdkl 10y ago
And the EU officials wonder why they aren't happy about thousands more mouths to be fed paid by taxpayers, spreading BS about racism. It's not racism, it's economy.
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by tdkl 10y ago
The horror. Good thing Apple didn't invent the Internet yet.
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by tdkl 10y ago
If you want to discredit someone publicly, publish articles of him with connection to keywords "rape" and "child pornography". Then let the media do its own work.
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by tdkl 10y ago
I hope the closed iOS model with no option to choose between default apps doesn't become "desktop OS". I mean kudos for them for the HW achievement, but iOS is "dumbed" down as it gets.
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by tdkl 10y ago
Both mind hacks work or fail, depending on the person and their habits.
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by tdkl 10y ago
Gmail only != email. Seems that the Google propaganda over all these years stroke hard.
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by tdkl 10y ago
There are people who survived sexual assault and those who have PTSD from a joke.
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by tdkl 10y ago
> Why are most of these articles about harassment in the office associated with American companies? From my other comment : This is a western syndrome of "our lives aren't in imminent danger, we don't have to think about
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> And then claims to still not feel safe coming back to work after taking a month off due to PTSD from the above incident. And this case of "i'm right and everyone else around me is wrong" is considered normal ? This is a
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by tdkl 10y ago
Improve ? In being more efficient what to censor with help of "partners" ? I believe the harm is already done.

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