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by wkat4242 1y ago
About the internet (and specifically social media): > The conflict entrepreneurs are taking advantage of us and we are losing our agency, and we have to take that back. We have to turn it off, and do you have to give it back to the commu
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by wkat4242 1y ago
A thicker phone with more battery life would be amazing tbh. The whole industry is focusing on thinness too much.
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Yeah most people will get it done but if it's actually built to be repairable those little shops can do it better and cheaper. Big bonus points for making spare parts available without all the BS strings attached that apple currently h
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> I’ve also come to this realization as a longtime Mac user. Granted, I’m not old enough to have used the classic Mac OS as a professional, though I did use it in my childhood. However, I was in high school and college during the Jobs
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Oh no I don't think it's perfect at all. It would be a horror for me with all the formalities. It would be like a minefield for me. I can only be myself. But I didn't realise women were in danger on trains. That doesn't
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by wkat4242 1y ago
No but life was a lot better back then. We had less money (we couldn't even afford a car though one is not really necessary here) but that's not so important.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
I don't know, in the 80s we had a really nice welfare system in the Netherlands that alleviated worry because there was always a safety net. Rent prices were government-set. Healthcare was good and very cheap. In this century everythin
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Yeah it would not work for me either. I hate family life and responsibilities. I would wither away if I had a family.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
I really wish I could get diagnosed too. My psychiatrist refuses to even consider it because she says with my psych history as a kid they'd have identified it. But that's nonsense because thinking some adhd has changed hugely sinc
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by wkat4242 1y ago
You can but there's just not much point anymore. I don't remember all the specifics but every time there was a new macos I could cross most of the new features off. Nope this one requires iCloud or an apple ID. Nope this one only
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by wkat4242 1y ago
15k feet is already in danger territory for unpressurized aircraft. Above 14000 ft a pilot must use oxygen immediately. And that's not even strenuous work (though decision making and spatial awareness is also very affected)
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> it's already been proven that leading an active lifestyle is one of the most amazing things you can do for your health and happiness. For your health sure. But for happiness, only if you actually like sporty activities. I don&#x27
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by wkat4242 1y ago
The enterprise support is actually pretty bad. they offer some cool stuff like DEP but there's so many strings attached that for enterprise it's rarely actually possible in practice. Many things are boneheadedly designed. For exa
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by wkat4242 1y ago
And Apple is doing a lot of Tivoization these days. They're not yet actually stopping apps that they haven't "notarized" but they're not making it easier. One of the many reasons I left the Mac platform, both privat
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by wkat4242 1y ago
It's a bit crazy though that the stations aren't connected. If you want to go from Galway to Belfast you have to go across the city from Heuston station to Connolly. Very annoying with baggage even though these days there's t
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by wkat4242 1y ago
From what I read it was in the 70s in a phase of anti globalisation and growth. Of course in those days car traffic was much lower than now. I bet Zürich residents would be really happy to have had one now. Where I live we have both metro a
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by wkat4242 1y ago
I think Hbf is a Germany thing not just Munich.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
This is Japan, not Spain. I'd imagine the law is enforced pretty strictly like all their social rules are too.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> begging mon to fri means $24000 per month (tax free) Keep in mind that you'd have $24k in low value coins at that point :) You'll need a warehouse like Scrooge McDuck and a wheelbarrow if you wanna go shopping. Of course you
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by wkat4242 1y ago
It looks like the vertical distances are greatly exaggerated though, making it look bigger than it is. Nice work still
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Well yes but this is also a feature: you can store passwords without having the private key available. That can be handy. I don't really see the value in an attacker being able to store new passwords anyway. Besides, in order to do tha
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by wkat4242 1y ago
It's perfect for me. And on windows and Linux I use QtPass and the browserpass plugin
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No please, I don't want my keys locked into Google or Apple. They can block your account on a whim with no recourse. At least bit warden can do it now but the fido association seems to have beef with them because it's possible to
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by wkat4242 1y ago
I use yubikey over nfc with my phone. This way the private key material never reaches the phone. Using the openkeychain app and password store. I have multiple yubikeys as target for each password of course.
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I would never upload it to GitHub either even though it's encrypted. It still leaks the metadata. And I don't believe in cloud anyway. I just set up a simple git server in docker for it. Takes almost no resources.
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I just leave my yubi plugged in. It requires a physical touch anyway (at least you can configure it for that which I have). And my place is physically secure. The good thing also is that unlike with fido2 you only have to enter the pin once
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by wkat4242 1y ago
If you move to age you will lose hardware backing though. No yubikey. That's the main attraction for me.
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Eek doesn't this create a security hole? Or are those diffs gpg encrypted?
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For me the unstructured data is a big bonus. And it's not really unstructured. You can put Username: xxx and browser plugins like browserpass will pick that up.
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I love this one. I use it every day. What i love in particular is the combination with OpenPGP keys on a yubikey. Because of this you have two factor and more importantly, you unlock each password individually. This way an attacker can&#x27

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