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universenz
7y ago
Notice how the responses are honest ones, where people would rather skip the report than supply their real email address? The target demographic are tech savvy, so 90% of the leads are going to be 10MM email addresses. The popularity of thi
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universenz
7y ago
People with disabilities and accessibility issues (blind, low vision, limited or poor motor function, etc) all have friends and family. These users buy gifts for their friends and families. Sometimes they even buy groceries for themselves.
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I know right? Seriously, Office 365 spam management is a joke. Not only do Microsoft's OWN HOLIDAY PROMOTION EMAILS get marked as SPAM.. but whenever I mark an item or whitelist a domain at the Exchange level it completely ignores the
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universenz
7y ago
The background on the "private investigator" that was organised last minute is also an interesting read. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/10/report-musks-500...
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7y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I like VLC a lot, but the UX/UI always leaves a lot to be desired on macOS. So, I'll try IINA out and hopefully it works as well as VLC, with the added benefit of a beautiful UX/UI.
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7y ago
..and people wonder why Google hasn't pulled the plug on Chrome OS and Chromebooks. It is essential for the next generation to prefer "Sheets" over "Excel".. only way to do that is to get in early.
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7y ago
As a non-US based user, I uninstalled Amazon's iOS app yesterday because of this exact behaviour. Often a US-only deal will get posted on a local forum here in New Zealand. The link for the deal will go to the Amazon US store. If you c
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Exactly!
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If you need to "pre-announce" a game changer, it immediately calls into question the reality of the news and your actual motivations. If you have a game changer in your pocket, reveal and demonstrate it with little to no warning.
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7y ago
Just whatever you do don’t put ‘null’ into the fields lol
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7y ago
There seems to be a lot of BlackBerry owners in this thread!
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universenz
7y ago
True and false. Qualcomm could be seen as an example where money and monopoly helped clear up some bad blood. Nvidia doesn't have a strong enough monopoly, and the damage to Apple's reputation went beyond money.. so, sometimes no
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universenz
7y ago
In the comments section of the linked article people are reporting that even on their SIP enabled machines they are still being bricked.
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7y ago
You should check out BlockBlock[1] by the cool dudes at Objective-See.. "Malware installs itself persistently, to ensure it's automatically re-executed at reboot. BlockBlock continually monitors common persistence locations and di
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7y ago
Man, it would be nice if there were a native app for iOS which you could link to multiple Pi-Holes for easy management and/or Siri Shortcuts. I'd definitely drop a few bucks for that app - and I'm sure a few others would too!
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7y ago
This is the perfect solution in my opinion. I never considered using more than one!
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7y ago
I know right? People need to quit suggesting an Intel NUC as an alternative to $35 RPi.
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7y ago
Let me introduce you to the nice folks over at Objective See.. https://objective-see.com/products.html They have a bunch of cool little apps (that are free) like BlockBlock that let you know when things are happening you wo
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7y ago
Should management of personal information be standard or offered at premium?
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7y ago
Perhaps enough times where this fine from the EU is still considered insignificant (apparently about 30p per record). If you consider your details to be worth 5-10p per agency, if they've sold your details at least three times they
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universenz
7y ago
Could you outline/bring clarity to why that is totally unimportant for many use cases?
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7y ago
As to properly balance out this review, what exactly were the issues you had that needed to be answered by a community for the RockPro64? The RPi seems to have a slew of things that just work on it out of the box, and if there are issues, 9
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7y ago
Is it still absurdly priced? I got bored of waiting and ended up buying $6 5v 2A splitters from AliExpress.
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7y ago
The most exciting aspect of this is the resizable text / view port zoom in Safari. Productivity is going to go through the roof!
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7y ago
Haven't been there in a while.. shockingly hard to read.
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7y ago
I came here to say exactly this. I can't believe that FAMILY PLANS are still not a thing yet.. So disappointed.
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Ah, so the Outlook lag isn't just me. This is incredibly frustrating when typing emails. I even have that "intelligent" predictive service turned off and yet, it constantly seizes as if it is trying to work out what I'm
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7y ago
I've heard this statement a lot, but does anyone have a source? First I heard they were manufactured by Ninebot, then I heard that they were just designed by Ninebot. The build quality is actually quite different between the different
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There's your problem right there... Why make a scooter with tyres instead of solid rubber with suspension? That's what Segway did with the Ninebot, and their scooters are great. So confused right now.. Tyres are meant for the low
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7y ago
Exactly. I came to the thread to also point these things out.. Where is it's point of difference from a Segway Ninebot ES-2 or even ES-4 which is significantly cheaper? Weird.
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