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Comment #39885467
Giphy also does not have a privacy policy for their Firefox extension, but run an analytics script, which I wrote about and sent them an email to which they ignored me despite send…
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Comment #39111779
> I'm not at my best to argue this, since it's evening here and I had a couple of glasses of wine with dinner. And you probably shouldn't be, this is a internet discussion, don't l…
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Comment #39106523
What an interesting response. You say essentially state that my information is not a “proper counter-argument.”, while in the same response argue that I am wrong because this is “t…
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Comment #39099940
"You can't base law on a sliding scale like entropy." I would disagree. Courts decide on the sliding scale. I am no lawyer, but in Canada and the USA you have a "A Reasonable Expec…
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Comment #38470441
You're correct, I'll retract my statement. Both start with coll/cooll, I've got to increase my zoom apparently.
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Comment #38467323
What? You said "i'm happy running it on my ...vps." And now "Then I wouldn't use Roundcube either." So you're not running roundcube then? Also, love how you said you loved roundcub…
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Comment #38419098
Would love to read the article but the website seems to be blocking VPNs. Oh well. https://web.archive.org/web/20231125231757/https://blog.phyl...
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Comment #38359531
Something more than a few tweets would be a start.
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Comment #38359520
Never doubt the ability of an Apple Fanboy to turn conversation into anything about Macs. Either that or God tier trolling.
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Comment #38311943
Can I add to the speculation train despite having no other information?
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Comment #38311891
These accusations have been made for some time now and they have cycled through popularity several times. Each time I have yet to see any proof. Of course, with the recent news the…
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Comment #38117773
Multisig would have been a good start for securing $500K. I always assumed that "security minded" cryptocurrency people would have a good security model, but as this and the Lastpa…
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Comment #38066033
Zimaboard came out of kickstarter a year and a half ago. Patience is a virtue. Another reason why there aren't that many alternatives is that you can't use it for that much. It's l…
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Comment #38065468
I mean, it's nice to have the ports, but you have externally power the drives because the PSU is 3A, so one for the computer and that leaves 2A. Most HDDs need 2A to spin up so you…
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Comment #38047143
Google recently [1] said that they were going to provide 7 years of updates. I guess they never technically said that they were stable updates. [1]: https://blog.google/products/pi…
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Comment #38047087
I would rather have ransomware. At least paying would give you a chance to get the data back.
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Comment #38047078
Good things is that GrapheneOS (seemingly) caught this early and fixed it. https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/111309676504712576
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Comment #37961925
I could also make my own operating system. If I had the time, knowledge and money. Which I don't. So, I rely and support others that do to ensure I have a functioning and constantl…
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Comment #37961892
Okta try not to get hacked for a month challenge [level impossible]. In all seriousness, they seem to love getting pwnded. You would hope that the constant stock drops as a result …
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Comment #37947795
Absolutely, not to mention if you ever switch numbers you have to change the signal information. For me, its fine for verification, but I want an identifier I ever have to change.