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by utucuro 6y ago
This looks like an online-only version of Joplin, interesting. Personally I ended up with Joplin to achieve and exceed feature parity with Evernote for my own use case...
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by utucuro 6y ago
I would say it's a free to play issue. A lot of these games exist on multiple platforms, basically wherever microtransactions are supported. Gems of War, for example, exists on mobile, on PC (Windows store, Steam), on Playstation, Swit
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by utucuro 6y ago
Please consider that there is a world outside of the US. This dismissive attitude towards the rest of the world is what makes the way of living of a lot (actual billions) of people get excluded when US companies create things.
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by utucuro 6y ago
That might be explained as guarding their information, yet I still have trouble believing that they are unable to distinguish two artists with the same name from each other. Each week, my Release Radar playlist is basically invaded by 0 lis
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by utucuro 6y ago
People seem to read the words "Structural pattern matching" and interpret it as "Pattern matching"... It's a neat little misnamed feature, that's all...
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by utucuro 6y ago
Does not work if you're asked to turn around from the camera as the article mentioned - can't see it then.
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by utucuro 6y ago
hCaptcha makes money by using the website user as free labor. In a way, if a website is doing this instead of ads, it's better, still, getting to choose how I repay a website for content, I would prefer more control over my form of pay
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by utucuro 6y ago
It is significantly harder to game though - companies succesfully offer behavioral monitoring for DLP products with far less data than the payment data Google has access to. Years of payments with a certain payment type? That's a patte
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by utucuro 6y ago
If you intend to keep using Google products, then more or less yeah, periodically. A better way is to start using Fastmail (for example) and have them import everything. Then stop using gmail.
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by utucuro 6y ago
I was a customer for 13 years, a rather happy one for a decade of that... Oh the memories...
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by utucuro 6y ago
Contracts where one party is incapable of getting the contract enforced are useless for that party. In the insurance case, an insured natural person may have lost the means to do so as a direct result of the event that leads to the insuranc
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by utucuro 6y ago
Germany has a very weird relationship with clean energy to begin with. I always found the stance against nuclear energy there anti-scientific in origin... Phaseout instead of better understanding and development...
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by utucuro 6y ago
Now that's a good idea - where I work, our security policy is such that I should be able to destroy any (company) computing equipment an end user is using and the loss of data should be restricted to their unsaved changes. A test like
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by utucuro 6y ago
I was quite frustrated by this as well, but then I remembered that the design goal of the extension is allowing logging into the same service with multiple accounts, not isolating services from each other. That is why the secondary function
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by utucuro 6y ago
Only partially; Containers get synced, but site to container assignments do not get synced.
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by utucuro 6y ago
This is going to take care of my biggest gripe with Multi-Account Containers; it leaks cookies to the default container if you open the site management list because it looks up favicons each time. I just tested Containerise and multi-contai
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by utucuro 6y ago
If you're already in FF, consider using about:profiles as well, the old profile manager GUI was integrated into the browser itself a while ago.
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by utucuro 9y ago
On related news, Millimeter wave scanners are being installed in Turkish airports after the lifting of the ban...