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by xerxesaa 6y ago
Bitwarden does have the concept of a fingerprint phrase [1] which is similar to the Signal feature you mentioned. I would be cool to see this feature incorporated into Bitwarden Send. [1] - https://bitwarden.com/help/ar
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
Don't have anything to add to this except to say thanks to the team for an amazing product. Been using fish shell for 5+ years now and I love it. "Finally, a command line shell for the 90s"!
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
I feel like this was more due to how we used computers at the time rather than AIM itself. You can still set your status on most messaging platforms, but we're now always online and people assume you'll respond later if you'r
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
This sounds rather dismissive. The company (and others like it) has been around for decades. Most of Fortune 500 has leaned on their advice multiple times, and their advice doesn't come cheap. So your implication is that these companie
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
You can. I'm American/Pakistani (dual passport), with significant family who are in India (including my spouse and grandparents who are Indian citizens). I went with my wife to Pakistan last year. I have plenty of Indian family wh
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
This is not the purpose of base58. The main use case for base58 is to avoid human error in similar looking characters ("l" vs I" or "0" vs "O"). As an example, this is used in Bitcoin addresses to ensure y
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
Reason #2 mentioned by the author seems like one reason: > You wish you had a command-line replacement for PyCharm on all the places you ssh into
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
@geek_at: unless I'm mistaken, you can't listen if your screen is off or without ads unless you pay for a yt music subscription. I paid to purchase music on Google Music and now I am being forced to pay a monthly fee to access the
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
I've had the pleasure of working with Andrew. He's hands down one of the smartest people I know and his colleagues will likely attest to the same. Wishing you good health, Andrew.
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
I regularly use privacy.com when I have such concerns. Great service. (I am not affiliated with them in any way. Just a happy customer.)
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
Literally the exact same experience at the Seattle office. Horrible candidate experience.
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
Fully agree. I paid to purchase hundreds of songs on Google Music and now I have to migrate to Youtube Music which won't let me play those songs without ads and without keeping my phone's screen on unless I pay for a subscription.
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
I agree with most of this, but it seems one of the main issues is that it sends it even if autofill is off. I could easily imagine someone overlooking the default setting and inadvertently revealing their password. Also, on what basis is yo
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
As far as I know, it's only in Pakistan and Afghanistan (not India). Where did you get the news about Mumbai?
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
Your argument sounds recursive. What does it mean to say the government will buy a dollar for a dollar? A dollar is only useful if it can be exchanged for things other than itself.
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
Can someone explain to me why MtProto is not considered proper encryption? Genuinely asking, not challenging. At least since version 2.0 it seems it's using AES encryption: https://core.telegram.org/mtproto/descrip
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
I personally like using the "tldr" command line tool. It gives a short overview of the most common commands. https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr/
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
It's available as an rss feed that can be consumed by any podcast player. It's not just YouTube.
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
Like many others, this is also my favorite podcasting app. Just a couple of weeks ago, I was using this exact app to listen to the "Making Sense" podcast by Sam Harris, on the topic of covid-19. This is clearly not a government so
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by xerxesaa 6y ago
It's not obvious to me your comment has more truth than the one you're replying to. Either argument could be made. Why the rude animus towards the original poster?
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by xerxesaa 7y ago
I also did a little project for this: https://workfission.com
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by xerxesaa 7y ago
Only complaint I have about it is it has no quick unlock feature unless you have a Mac with TouchID. It is really inconvenient to type the master password every time rather than a PIN. I realize there is a security trade off here, but I thi
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by xerxesaa 7y ago
Are you familiar with Bitwarden and KeePassXC? If so, I"m curious why neither of those meet your use case.
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by xerxesaa 7y ago
Great to see ageism is alive and well in our industry. You'll get old some day too.
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by xerxesaa 7y ago
Policeman make 400k? Not according to this https://www.sanfranciscopolice.org/your-sfpd/careers/sworn-j...