whyagain1885

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by whyagain1885 4y ago
Sadly, too often data protection authorities just ban stuff before providing viable alternatives? I do understand there are issues with privacy shield or gpdr. For all those people suggesting OSS alternatives, it is difficult. Finding talen
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by whyagain1885 4y ago
From Reddit: > Phone hardware (cpu type, number of course, hardware ids, screen dimensions, dpi, memory usage, disk space, etc) > Other apps you have installed (I've even seen some I've deleted show up in their analytics pay
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by whyagain1885 4y ago
> elected an African American president twice This is a bit of a fallacy. The institutions/administration from top-to-bottom is important. For example, Scandinavia never had a black/brown head of state but still the police woul
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by whyagain1885 4y ago
I always get annoyed how these programmers can have a good sleep at night given what they have done. Note that blaming it on the marketing VP is not fair. If even 50 % employees have a thought this tracking can be stopped.
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by whyagain1885 4y ago
unfortunately, most of the useful interesting free tier items are available only in North America region.
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by whyagain1885 4y ago
https://shop.nitrokey.com/shop
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by whyagain1885 4y ago
> Who sends sensitive information by email? Too many people. Example apply for job. Even in Europe, so many employers ask for PDF of all your certificates by email. BTW, not everyone works in SV or FAANG that uses top encrypted databases
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by whyagain1885 4y ago
> But if my employer gave me a choice in the matter, I'd pick a macOS machine Provided the convenience is the same. If one is used to certain way of working with linux (may be scripts, desktop environment, or workflow - Keyboard sho