zingmars

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by zingmars 9y ago
I just keep a text file around that I sync using NextCloud. From what I've seen self-hosted TODO list solutions are generally pretty bad. I tried OpenTasks[1] on Android using NextCloud's DAV backend, but the app doesn't supp
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by zingmars 9y ago
There is a stigma in the PC gamer community against Microsoft, especially after Games for Windows. "Steam or go home" sentiments also aren't all that uncommon. As for the accounts - I really don't know anyone who actuall
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by zingmars 9y ago
They do, but they're not very effective. They might have an up-to-date list of domains belonging to the big services (i.e. Mailinator), but you can always just google "Disposable e-mail", open the 10th page and pick the first
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by zingmars 9y ago
Reminded me of the Coral CDN [1] project. Shame it's dead now. [1] http://www.coralcdn.org/
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by zingmars 9y ago
Looks to be UI related stuff, some of which looks automatically generated to some extent, some parts look boilerplate. Having files with many LoCs can be unavoidable when the system you're building on encourages design like that (.NET
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by zingmars 9y ago
These updates most definitely could've been handled better. I was having a busy week with exams and I get a call about around 10 machines not booting (this was before the announcement). Sure enough, last thing everyone reported was upd
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by zingmars 9y ago
Google's main business is ads, not Search, but even then Google still owns YouTube, Gmail and other things that are used by people every single day. On top of that they haven't been particularity neutral as far as politics are con
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by zingmars 9y ago
"NASA IMAGE satellite" seems to find the project page for me. IMAGE satellite also finds a lot of news entries regarding this incident that you can probably use to find out more.
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by zingmars 9y ago
Not exactly. Quite a few EA games on Steam will give you a license key that can be activated on Origin. In some instances they might use a generic key that might not activate, but you can ask Origin Support to activate it on Origin for you.
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by zingmars 9y ago
On Firefox there's noticeable lag, and non-straight lines look kind of weird (feels like it's trying to make non-straight lines out of bunch of straight lines). On chrome there's no lag, but every time I draw something, all o
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by zingmars 9y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, I will take a look at it. This kind of reminds me how I felt when I was reading both those books. I had already seen all the memes about 1984 not being an instruction manual, and it left me kind of confused, b
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by zingmars 9y ago
I've been doing this ever since they released certbot, but I can't really vouch for the stability of this method. Changes to your virtual host config can break this very easily, especially if rewrites to https are involved.
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by zingmars 9y ago
Disabling the option doesn't change a thing for me. DNT is still sent.
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by zingmars 9y ago
Either NC doesn't mean what you think it means or the website is wrong. It says NC for me too, but I can clearly see the header being sent in both dev tools and in wireshark.
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by zingmars 9y ago
How does one do this? I found no relevant setting in privacy badger's settings, and even though dnt is disabled in my browser's settings, I'm still sending the dnt header with privacy badger on (after disabling Privacy Badger
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by zingmars 9y ago
So your point is that we _should_ JavaScript?
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by zingmars 9y ago
Your stats need a citation, otherwise they mean nothing. CVE lists have plenty of entries for FOSS software, so it's definitely not '99.whatever' you're claiming.
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by zingmars 9y ago
Being open source and peer-reviewed doesn't mean software won't have bugs, exploits, or that backdoors can't be hidden in it. 'Peer-reviewed' sounds good on paper, but people can still miss things, be lazy, or not u
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by zingmars 9y ago
That's a web browser that runs within emacs, not a web browser with text editor's functionality.
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by zingmars 9y ago
I don't think KDE is really quite there yet. For me and from what I've seen and heard it can be extremely unstable (and that's using KDE Neon which ships the up-to-date version of KDE). Hell, at this point I'm giving up
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by zingmars 9y ago
That's weird, because my ages old i5 laptop renders it just fine. What browser are you using? Are you maybe in power saving mode? Odd.
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by zingmars 9y ago
I don't think that the implementation in this case is relevant. The underlying idea is fairly similar as far as this use case goes. And while your method works, I think it's also more manual and involved than a simple VPN setup. A
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by zingmars 9y ago
That's assuming if there is an disgruntled employee with knowledge of this happening and if there is, that there isn't an NDA good enough to make him or her to think twice about leaking anything should they leave on bad terms. Tha
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by zingmars 9y ago
Nobody `decides` anything. Some people just don't have the funds to afford these treatments, and as much as it sucks, these treatments take resources and someone needs to cover that.
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by zingmars 9y ago
Why, do you not get 50 year weather forecasts on your phone?
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by zingmars 9y ago
Isn't out yet and from what I can tell they haven't released much info about it yet. Maybe will be worth revisiting the idea when it's actually released.
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by zingmars 9y ago
He probably uses a password manager and generates them randomly. Nothing odd about that.
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by zingmars 9y ago
> Is there a technical reason they only come with low resolution (1080p) screens? (“Linux” is not a valid reason...) Apart from the fact that a lot of systems still have mediocre high-dpi support at best, there's also battery life,
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by zingmars 9y ago
I dunno, I'm fairly sure that the 3 letter agencies do understand security fairly well :)
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by zingmars 9y ago
>reverse discrimination No such thing. Discrimination is discrimination, no matter which way it's applied. I wish people stopped saying "reverse (discrimination|racism)" whatever as if these words meant discrimination agai

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