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by what-imright 4y ago
These read like paid reviews. Something off with these comments.
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by what-imright 4y ago
Great Doom. That’ll help the farmers
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by what-imright 4y ago
Well, wouldn’t that be a solution? The only real solution will be if we eat ourselves. Better one person eat another than two starve. Scale that. In fact I think there’s an market opportunity for a product that liquifies a person into sever
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by what-imright 4y ago
Seems like a timely nuclear war will stop both overpopulation and global warming and likely eliminate two ex soviet, but secretly still soviet, power centers
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by what-imright 4y ago
Get on a plane and just go to a real Apple store. Or mail it to me. The scratch sucks but that experience will be what you choose to make of it. I think you will stress and waste money and also lose your lawsuit. But it’s the time you’ll lo
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by what-imright 4y ago
It doesn’t change what they’re obviously trying to do. They haven’t deleted the user data, as you would expect perhaps from that contract spiel ^ but instead hold it as a reward for resubscribing. Holding the company's ability to opera
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by what-imright 4y ago
You can’t no. It’s a set up
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by what-imright 4y ago
Really? Do you read the 40 page small print for any service you use? On every cloud service it says we can do whatever we want without liability, then establishes you can’t sue - arbitration only and then says take it or leave it
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by what-imright 4y ago
not allowed to share it. but it’s for real I’m 80% sure
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by what-imright 4y ago
I’ve actually setup KeePassXC with the database file on a Syncthing share and it works perfectly. In fact it’s simpler than Lastpass their GUI is a mess, and more secure, and auto backups and works with every browser and updates in realtime
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by what-imright 4y ago
I think it shows that they’re aware their business model will fail soon to free and open source options, so they’re milking their remaining customers. Burning your users like this is a one way function
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by what-imright 4y ago
Yes, it is our fault for trusting them ultimately. Agreed
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by what-imright 4y ago
What’s outrageous is how they only hold 30 shared passwords but somehow billed us $1500 a year to use a browser plugin to serve 20 kilobytes of data to 12 people.
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Lastpass locked us out of our shared password database and want $750
20 points by what-imright 4y ago|45 comments
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by what-imright 4y ago
Lastpass just sent us a bill for $750 and unless we pay it they locked the whole company out of out shared password database and refuse to supply even chat or email support to discuss it
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by what-imright 4y ago
I want to see evidence of this on my Apple devices before jumping to conclusions. So far I’ve yet to see an ad period. Apple, the worlds largest company, may do many things.
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Ask HN: What is the most effective self discipline behavior you have?
9 points by what-imright 4y ago|7 comments
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by what-imright 4y ago
Sick of clicking on a link just to read an introduction paragraph and be prompted for a credit card. @dang there needs to be some type of warning icon on stories that pull this clickbait trick
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by what-imright 4y ago
Are these features for an AR headset?
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by what-imright 4y ago
I agree this is truly criminal and there was no real penalty. Difficult to quantify though. People choose suicide of their own free will, nobody pushed them out of the window, which is the burden of proof if you want a murder or manslaughte
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Ask HN: What quality in a person is the most detrimental to success?
3 points by what-imright 4y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: What’s the stupidest lie people believe? (no judgement)
5 points by what-imright 4y ago|14 comments
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by what-imright 4y ago
it's totally impossible to secure computers these days. they're backdoored at the RTL for sure. for sure
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Questions No One Knows the Answers To(youtube.com)
1 points by what-imright 4y ago|0 comments
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by what-imright 4y ago
So what if it is true? Let’s take Apple’s flagship product the MacBook Pro @ $2500 USD. Now assuming a five year service that’s $500 a year, perfectly reasonable for a daily driver. What is that $1.35 per day. You want to benefit from this
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by what-imright 4y ago
You know it’s funny how you can buy the previous edition of most university textbooks for $5 on eBay but the latest edition often with an annoying introduction costs you a cool Grant. I built myself a huge library of about 70 textbooks sitt
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by what-imright 4y ago
You cite no evidence. I have the opposite experience first hand. Phone manufactures have been copying Apple since the iPhone because they have no sense of innovation whatsoever. The batteries are cheaply replaceable, just not as easily. But
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by what-imright 4y ago
I’m afraid that’s a little out of my jurisdiction. The light that burns twice as bright, burns half as long.
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by what-imright 4y ago
Yes the lightbulb conspiracy and planned obsolescence. Here’s why that’s no longer a threat; it’s bad business. It’s a PR nightmare, and totally unnecessary. For instance my last (17 inch) MBP lasted a full decade including the battery with
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Lifespan Visualized(bryanbraun.com)
1 points by what-imright 4y ago|0 comments

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