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by y0ssr3n 3y ago
Not being super knowledgeable about Bruce Lee, I was completely blown away by the movie Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story [1]. I'm sure it's pretty fictionalized, but from what I've read later it's not too far from the truth.
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by y0ssr3n 4y ago
The free plan supports the following types of 2FA: "Email, Authentication App" Upgrading to the Premium Account ($10/yr) gets you additional options: "YubiKey, FIDO2, Duo, Email, Authentication app" Source: https:&
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by y0ssr3n 4y ago
I've been using Neeva [0] for a few months now. I'm paying for their Premium plan because I want to support alternatives to Google. A few times when I noticed bugs with Neeva I would contact them and surprise surprise a human woul
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by y0ssr3n 4y ago
When we were all WFH'ing during Covid, I couldn't stand listening to presenters saying "Next slide please" over and over. We use Google Meet at work and it doesn't provide any way to give others control of your desk
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by y0ssr3n 4y ago
I just wrote[0] about my experience moving from Google to Zoho. Despite the slightly worse experience with Zoho, I'm happier now because there are actual human beings at Zoho that I can talk to when I run into a problem. I pay $1.25&#x
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Switching from Google Workspace to Zoho – The Good, the Bad and the Buggy(jedfonner.com)
2 points by y0ssr3n 4y ago|2 comments
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by y0ssr3n 4y ago
Ironically I just wrote[0] about my experience moving from Google to Zoho and, despite the slightly sub-par experience with Zoho, I'm happier now because there are actual human beings at Zoho that I can talk to when I run into a proble
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by y0ssr3n 5y ago
It's great to see that the community support of this project is paying off.
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by y0ssr3n 6y ago
I think the preferred term is "allowlist" not "whitelist". I like Allowlist personally because it's immediately obvious what it means esp for less technical folk. It takes time for new terms to become commonplace.
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by y0ssr3n 7y ago
Couldn't get it to work on the latest FF Beta on Ubuntu 19.10 but the web client worked totally fine on Chromium.