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by yoavm 3y ago
I agree regarding the offline ability, though literally all the things I'm using 2FA for are online, as they are about logging-in to services. As for the 2nd point - I definitely don't think it has to be a separate app for each se
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by yoavm 3y ago
I'm using Bitwarden, for passwords, but I always felt uncomfortable with the idea of having my 2FA on my laptop too. It feels a little silly - if Bitwarden has both my password and my 2FA code, it's enough to hack my Bitwarden and
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by yoavm 3y ago
I love Aegis but I can't help but think that it's sad we ended up in this place with regards to 2FA. When all these temporary codes started they were sent over SMS, which was insecure but at least all I needed to do was to pick up
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by yoavm 3y ago
The grandparent post is about some malicious tactic used by Mozilla to prevent you from using old Firefox releases. I think it's pretty clear that there isn't such intent - if there was, the very least Mozilla would have done is p
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by yoavm 3y ago
Just for the fun I went to https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/53.0/linux-x86_... and downloaded Firefox 53 from 2017. Font are ugly but it loaded HN just fine.
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by yoavm 3y ago
you're completely free to run firefox from 5 years ago and it will not refuse to run.
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by yoavm 3y ago
sure: refer.beeper.com/descsi
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by yoavm 3y ago
You can communicate with other self-hosted Matrix accounts already. I think that was always the case.
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by yoavm 3y ago
It works great for me. No support for complex things: calls, message requests, and probably a few more. But most days I don't need to open any other app, and when someone asks me which network they can contact I honestly just don'
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by yoavm 3y ago
I use Beeper on Android to have one app through which I send messages on WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram etc. I never cared for iMessage support.
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by yoavm 3y ago
I have read it. I defines how much money the company needs to be making the EU and how many users they need to have. Sure, it's targeting big companies. The LED example you gave is actually a great one: I don't think the regulator
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by yoavm 3y ago
This is has nothing to do with the companies being European. DMA doesn't apply to infotainment systems.
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by yoavm 3y ago
> You don't believe Apple propaganda, Monsanto propaganda, or Republican propaganda. So why swallow EU propaganda? Because I vote for my EU representatives. Sure one doesn't have to "believe" everything, but not belie
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by yoavm 3y ago
I honestly have no idea what you're talking about, which tracking code you want me to remove and in which of my websites you saw ads. I was never part of a company that had an ad/tracking-based business model, and in fact all my w
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by yoavm 3y ago
I tend to think these kind of things don't happen so fast, unfortunately. But if they are, I'd be full with joy to be making the PR that removes all that code.
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by yoavm 3y ago
Thank you! The name was there prior to the acquisition but Cloudflare were cool enough to let us keep it.
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by yoavm 3y ago
It's been a while since I was reading through the specs so I could be wrong, but as far as I remember, you kinda had to "collect" the consent status server-side, which feels wrong (because sometimes there wasn't consent)
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by yoavm 3y ago
We are now in the process of making the Cloudflare Zaraz Consent Managegement Platform "compliant" with the IAB demands. It's mandatory in order to run Google Ads in Europe. Their demands are completely countering privacy and
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by yoavm 3y ago
Same here. ThinkPad user for years, never had any issues. Whenever I help a friend with a MacBook I often feel like I cannot control the touchpad and so I ask the friend to do the clicking. I think the whole story here is people moving from
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by yoavm 3y ago
That's actually funny. My ThinkPad with Arch Linux also supports Microsoft 365, Canva, and Adobe Firefly! Since when are we advertising a list of "supported websites"?
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by yoavm 3y ago
https://github.com/jayphelps/git-blame-someone-else is a pretty good reason to sign your commits
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by yoavm 3y ago
It really depends on your preferences. I use Sway. getting a list of windows is as easy as running `swaymsg -t get_tree`.
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by yoavm 3y ago
Many Wayland compositors provide an API to list the windows. I don't know about Plasma 6, but in Wayland it's up to the compositor to provide such API as far as I know.
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by yoavm 3y ago
At least you can use Hacker News without an account. You can probably even read the news and discussions here with curl.
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by yoavm 3y ago
Hey everyone! I built Eyeroll after being a annoyed with the "auto-scroll" feature of many music chords websites. I can't always predict when I'll get to the bottom of the page, and sometimes I need to scroll back up for
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Show HN: Eyeroll – scroll webpages with the blink of an eye(github.com)
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by yoavm 3y ago
Sure, maybe everyone left Firefox because of the "what's new" tab and the UI changes. But maybe it's because Safari is default on some devices, and Chrome has the world biggest marketing company behind it.
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by yoavm 3y ago
You can use Sidebery with Fireside. Fireside doesn't really care what extension you're using for your tabs sidebar, but you might need to adjust some spacing. Fireside isn't an extension - it's a userChrome customization
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by yoavm 3y ago
I feel exactly this way, but about Chrome. I suspect it's just bias - I only open Chrome once a week or so so this screen is very annoying. Firefox is always open so I don't even recall seeing anything like that.
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by yoavm 3y ago
If anyone is interested, I've worked on creating a cleaner interface for Firefox with sidebar tabs here: https://github.com/bjesus/fireside

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