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by yosito 4y ago
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by yosito 4y ago
Mail temi looks promising, but it's been around for a long time and only has two reviews, and no reputation. It's also not open source. How can I know that the app is trustworthy?
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by yosito 4y ago
Re: spam, this is why you should be using your own domain with wildcard alises. If an alias becomes a target of spam, you can block all mail coming to that alias. Re: calendars, with Fastmail you can use any calendar you want. I use iCloud
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by yosito 4y ago
I switched all of my accounts from my 15 year old gmail address to a custom domain over the course of a few months, during which I monitored both inboxes. I used my password manager to keep track of which accounts I had updated. After about
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by yosito 4y ago
You didn't hire the guy for his identity. You hired him to do work. See how his performance is. If it's not the level of performance you were expecting, fire him.
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by yosito 4y ago
> Code quality that comes, is not on par with the skillset we evaluated during the interviews Could it be that your interview process is not evaluating the correct skill set? As an engineer with 15 years of experience, very few of the ma
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by yosito 4y ago
You're not wrong. And I'm no fan of government surveillance. But my own threat model isn't concerned with protecting myself against state actors. Simply put, I don't have the resources or time to be vigilant about that,
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You're one of those people who just grabs an unwrapped stick of butter and chucks it at the other end of the table, aren't you?
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by yosito 4y ago
I was a bit bored in 2021 and going out a lot less than normal, so I had time to experiment with an Android phone using all open source privacy respecting apps. I managed to make it work, but it took quite a lot of my time and resources and
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by yosito 4y ago
I'd love to see an ELI5 summary of what this is predicting globally for the upcoming season. It's interesting, but hard for me not being trained in this domain to really understand how to interpret such detailed information.
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by yosito 4y ago
It seems to me that the author is very young, and very concerned about what others think of them. Which, to be fair, is something that often fades with age. I can remember when I was in my 20s, I found eating alone to be uncomfortable. But
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by yosito 4y ago
The chances of becoming a person of interest will always be non-zero, but I think I a lot of people can be reasonably confident that they are not likely to become a person of interest.
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Great, Discord has reinvented forums in a walled garden with a gamified payment model.
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by yosito 4y ago
I wonder why all of these settings are grouped together into a "mode" rather than giving users control over each of them individually. What if I want to block USB devices, but I want to be able to use shared photo albums?
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by yosito 4y ago
The thing that I've learned is that dating apps are nothing more than casino games. Lots of colorful flashy buttons that you pay to frantically click on hoping to get lucky, even though you know the system was engineered to keep you pu
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by yosito 4y ago
Focusing on individual transport is not the most efficient way to tackle the climate crisis.
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by yosito 4y ago
If wood-based housing can be considered "zero carbon", I must be confused about the definition of "zero carbon".
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by yosito 4y ago
I had to go to the homepage of this site to get a clear idea of what Anita does, and what the nonsense in this article was talking about. Anita is a web app that is something between a notes app and a password manager. This article is talki
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by yosito 4y ago
Hey bro, heard you like tax, so we're taxing your tax so you can pay taxes while you pay taxes.
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by yosito 4y ago
I think you're oversimplifying spaghetti and meatballs. There are supply chains that go into that as well. Nothing in the modern world is built from raw materials. In theory, if it weren't for supply chain security, someone could
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by yosito 4y ago
This makes sense to me on a high level, but I would love to see more practical examples so I can quickly wrap my head around use cases without having to download and use the tool first.
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by yosito 4y ago
What the author describes isn't really the kind of yak shaving I find myself doing as a programmer. Yes, fixing a bug in a single dedicated pull request is one technique that can be helpful in a very specific situation. But it's a
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by yosito 4y ago
Yep. I live in a city and see thousands of people every day. Just because I don't talk to or notice most of them doesn't mean a thing about their value as human beings. I was expecting this article to have some kind of lesson abou
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by yosito 4y ago
Agreed. I'm not motivated by punishment, especially arbitrary and voluntary punishment. And I'd have to bet $1000 per workout to even feel the financial pain, and at that point, it would also be directly conflicting with my financ
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I'm not saying literally anything you've suggested in your comment. Have a nice weekend.
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GDPR Article 22: > The data subject shall have the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling, which produces legal effects concerning him or her or similarly significantly affects him
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by yosito 4y ago
Article 15 and article 22. Look it up if you're interested. They can automatically lock you out, but they are obligated to send you all the data they have about you, including whatever data caused their automated system to lock you out
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As an EU citizen, I'm more familiar with GDPR. I recall seeing that there were similar requirements in the US, but it may have just been California's CCPA.
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IIRC, it IS regulated. GDPR and American equivalents have provisions that require companies to provide all of the data they have about you, and forbid companies from disabling accounts with automated systems without manual review. You may
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A few completely random shell commands from 2017

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