throwawayvibes

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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
I never test for safari. The people who complain about safari compatibility are the boomers of the modern web. Just use chrome like everybody else, you hipster.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
I'm happy to sell a perpetual licence of my niche desktop software for 300 euros, but nobody will lay for that. Anything less, and I cannot promise updates and development time. So it will be 5 euro a month licencing until the end of i
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
Ah, so you are self hosting your email! That's where the trouble lies then. I wouldn't do that myself, too much headache. Just use Gandi's webmail.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
These kind of initiatives are extremely cringe worthy, dishonest and unprofessional.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
Yes, but while the US generally wants to have their dick up your arse, GDPR makes sure your butt is protected by law.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
I came here to say this. People should read at least the Wikipedia summary for CLOUD act. It's classic US legislation, 'we don't care about borders when it suits us' style.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
Never had much of a problem with Gmail's filter. An odd newsletter end up in spam once every while. How does your issue manifest?
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
I was struggling much like OP. Microdosing LSD turned my life around. Find a friend who has a friend who can help with this.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
I do not understand what their product is about. Just a Google docs alternative but wItH cRyPtO?
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
Absolutely not.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
It's your business idea, so go figure it out yourself, imho.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
Stop using the bleeding edge crap and install debian stable. It works, never breaks. Gets security patches all the same. I'm happy to get new browser features once every 4 years, since I mostly don't need them anyway.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
Well it was a bad example.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
I don't read the news, don't use Amazon, and all I use Google for are searching and email. I don't watch streams, listen to few podcasts if any, and generally don't bother with social media. So the answer is that you jus
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
Let go.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
There is no technological workaround to training your mind not to seek these things. So I guess effort is the answer.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
Dude, other companies also host shit on the web. Look it up, there are a dozen cheaper alternatives, you just never took the time to find one.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
I'm the exact opposite. I enjoy the cushy FTE positions in European companies where I can automate my work away to the point where 1-2 hours of actual effort is all I need to put in. I don't find any satisfaction in doing a good j
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
Use Linux and self host your stuff at home or on a VPS that is not from a megacorp.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
>My new boss says it’s not really a big deal to ask me to join these calls before my start date. Then it's not a big deal if you tell him you are not joining the calls as you will have a medical appointment at the time.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
Have you never written a HN upvote bot to push your submissions up? It's how it goes.
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by throwawayvibes 5y ago
As someone said, you confuse interrupted with distracted. I medicate my distraction away by microdosing lsd. 10 microgram every 3 days. There is now quiet in my head. Look into it.