y_molodtsov

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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
This is just a tool, some people may find it useful, others probably won't even use it.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
I don't understand the hate. It's still a good way to send a password or some financial information, just because you know that it's going to be deleted soon and if in the future your contact's account is hacked it will
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Unfortunately mobile Mail app still has issues with push notifications from Gmail — they come a few minutes late at least.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Power uses can utilize native clients, which they actually do.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
I'm not sure that even will be available to non-Gmail users natively, probably you'll just see a link to check the message.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Does anyone have an idea on how one can enroll in EAP? I couldn't find any setting or a link, but would really like to try it for our G-Suite.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Oh, I don't think they will have any issues using those themselves.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
I guess because the majority of their users don't need and don't understand it.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
In that scenario dark matter is just those separate mini black holes.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Until SpaceX launches its low-orbital fleet of internet satellites... That would be fun to watch.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
It definitely change, although I can't say to which direction. He makes the system legitimate, so any successor would have either to be more open and earn some political trust in a normal process or just close the country even more (de
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Do you have any proof?
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Just wanted to note that Telegram still supports E2EE in their secret chats. It's just less convenient.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
I wouldn't say the Russian government cares a lot about its main players, like Chinese do. Actually, they've spent millions building Sputnik — a government owned search engine that nobody used. If they were just being protectionis
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
And they also ordered Apple and Google to remove the app from their stores. I understand there are workarounds, but I'd really like them to respond with "f*ck yourself". It's a shame they won't do that, though.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Even Apple moved part of the iCloud data to China to continue working there, so I guess they don’t care that much as long as that doesn’t affect their xore audience.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Thankfully the Russian regulator doesn’t feel that kind of power.
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
That's true. Thankfully the Russian laws allow to classify almost anything as extremism or insult against any social group, so that's not a problem.
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
I also don't remember NSA or CIA raidering people's companies and putting them in jail for shares in the social media networks. So I'd prefer to give my information to them and not to the degenerate heirs of the KGB.
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
Strong government isn't afraid of anything, because people in a strong government change. Only the rulers who are greedy for their personal power turn themselves into living monuments and order to clean the Internet from the memes abou
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
It could be, but much more people use WhatsApp in Russia, people like my parents who haven't noticed any laws against the free internet before. They don't touch Signal or anything else as well.
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
Other manufacturers are pulling out since there's no new chips for the watches being developed, so it's getting much harder for them to compete with Apple and Samsung, the only companies able to produce their own chips for those.
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
Well, one things is that FSS(FSB) doesn't have jurisdiction over a foreign company. In fact, such data can only be retrieved via a court order. I don't know who you are friends with, but you people are strange. While all normal pe
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
Any set up of Homepods isn't a 2.0/2.1 system. That's a new paradigm of speaker arrays and software based signal processing in order to eliminate the sweet spot associated with any stereo setup.
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
Thankfully Apple recently hired a person who helped built the Assistant in Google to work on Siri and other initiatives.
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
Well, it's blocked by all the ISPs I have in any place. Generally Telegram will be blocked, and which is more imprortant, they will likely remove it from the app stores in Russia.
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
Can you unfold please? That still sounds as a conspiracy theory.
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
Apple and Google will likely comply and delete the app in their Russian stores in any case.
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
The official version is that Telegram was used by terrorists who blew up the metro in Saint Petersburg. The real reason is more simple: it's mostly used by the small middle class, people working in tech and business. The current laws i
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by y_molodtsov 9y ago
The court order was issued a few hours ago, they will block it shortly.

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