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Comment #43241267
The parent comment is talking about distractions, not ads. YouTube has plenty of those, even embedded YouTube videos, unless you pause the video before it ends. uBlock Origin Lite …
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Comment #30975541
KeePass supports TOTP out of the box without any plugins since the 2.47 release in January 2021: https://keepass.info/news/n210109_2.47.html Usage: https://keepass.info/help/base/p…
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Comment #28669295
Sometimes it's necessary, when the protocol itself is updated, e.g. the multi-device beta page currently says "Messaging or calling someone who is using a very old version of Whats…
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Comment #27437515
I use PotPlayer, which can show two subtitles at once; also, when you click on a word, it can search it in the search engine of your choice (e.g. a dictionary). You can also add mu…
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Comment #27424121
While I am happy that Notepad++ added a dark mode, I am frustrated that Microsoft forced Notepad++ (and all Windows programs) to add hacky workarounds for a dark mode. Notepad++ al…
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Comment #27422382
The only cases that I can think of are me doing something stupid, like posting my password somewhere public by mistake (e.g. using KeePass password auto-typing on comment field ins…
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Comment #27411781
> you're back to 1 factor (your password manager master password) That's only true if you are using an online service as a password manager, so the master password is the only thin…
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Comment #27411739
In my case, I actually enable 2FA mostly for convenience, rather than security. I often log in from different country IPs (VPN), I auto delete cookies, often use private mode, etc.…
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Comment #27191787
> “Our goal is to make money, and not creating problems for society,” > It's a pretty big problem for society when hospitals, universities, and countless business have been ransome…
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Comment #27093371
> When you phrase it in a way that suggests the host's choice is itself random, people get it wrong. In other words, they still get it right; they get it right for the separate que…
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Comment #26968234
I just dislike library software in general. I like files, I like keeping files neatly in folders and subfolders (and adding tags in filenames if necessary), so that I can easily us…
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Comment #26735340
See the map on page 7 (PDF page 9) of the GSMA report "Access to Mobile Services and Proof of Identity 2020": https://www.gsma.com/mobilefordevelopment/wp-content/uploads... To get…
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Comment #26603201
I find it interesting that ads are considered acceptable and commonplace in Android and to a slightly lesser extent iOS apps; but on desktop they are seen as almost malware. To be …
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Comment #26602841
His writing really reminded me of my high school bullies. I couldn't help but imagine him reciting these lines against me with a smirk in his face. Just a passing remark would have…
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Comment #26583088
I am not talking about Germany at all, certainly not Germany of today. I think you missed that we are talking about a hypothetical future where a prospective dictator with overwhel…
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Comment #26581486
> It could. But why explicitly write down things that are obvious anyway? Maybe it's obvious to you; to me it's obvious the other way. Perhaps, when penning their supposed bulwark …
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Comment #26579944
If that was how it was meant to be understood, it could have easily been written explicitly by making it a recursive clause. E.g. in the case of my country, article 4 of the consti…
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Comment #26193864
The relevant blog post, that the article doesn't link to: https://blog.whatsapp.com/more-information-about-our-update Goes into slightly more detail then the article, and also take…
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Comment #26158811
> All that hassle so that you can save $10 a year. You are talking as if KeePass's only advantage is being free and it is only preferred by people who cheapen out. That's not true,…
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Comment #25968285
> Parler is its own platform and Element is just a client. Indeed, people made that point, but I don't see how this is a useful distinction. Parler (the app) that Google and Apple …
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Comment #25856124
If you're talking about this [1], it's written by Mozilla's CEO, not by one random who has access to blog on Mozilla. [1] https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2021/01/08/we-need-more-than…
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Comment #25814562
Two months ago, Microsoft announced the Pluton security processor and that future AMD, Intel, Qualcomm CPUs will have it. It seems to be for this exact purpose: > These sophisticat…
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Comment #20962346
Not just Firefox, all programs in Windows 10 allow shift+click to jump. The only exceptions are new UWP style scrollbars (the ones that are affected by the "Automatically hide scro…
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Comment #20953024
There's also https://news.ycombinator.com/best as an alternative for a similar purpose. I learned about those two and other undocumented features from https://github.com/minimaxir/…
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Comment #20950827
The feature was called fast forwarding, and old Opera's successor Vivaldi still has it. For those unfamiliar with it, it also works with more complex pagination schemes than just i…