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marc3842h
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Comment #27996838
I work around this problem by running multiple Discord clients on different channels: - Discord - Discord PTB - Discord Canary The clients can all be open at the same time and can …
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Comment #26052211
Switzerland here, I agree. When I looked out the window after waking up it looked surreal and scary. I tried taking a picture with my phone, but sadly it didn't turn out orange at …
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Comment #25579050
Near me Google maps displays a road that has been removed in 2008. When I found that out earlier last year, I used exactly this feature to suggest a removal. As of now, the road is…
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Comment #24775380
Mobile providers still upgraded their existing antennas. With my Note20 Ultra 5G on Sunrise, half of the time I am outdoors I get 5G (in Aargau) with speeds between 400mbps-600mbps…
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Comment #24751614
I'd like to know it as well. Considering Switzerland is generally an expensive country, we have very reasonable prices for mobile subscriptions, mostly due to the large competition…
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Comment #24482367
I think most didn't notice. Basically everyone in our class used their smartphone as primary computing device, only a few even have used laptops or computers at home. Those that di…
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Comment #24482028
My primary and secondary school used Free Software extensively. They ran Ubuntu on all school laptops and everyone used LibreOffice. The web browser of choice was Firefox. The teac…
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Comment #23407200
Here in Switzerland, all carriers which build their own cellular networks have chosen different partners for their 5G infrastructure: * Swisscom: Ericsson * Sunrise: Huawei * Salt:…
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Comment #22275609
A Fintech banking startup in Switzerland (Neon) recently did the same. They also removed the surcharge on the exchange rate and now give the official MasterCard exchange rate.
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Comment #22158616
Pretty sure Office is available as web app[0] [0]: https://products.office.com/en-us/free-office-online-for-the...
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Comment #21760293
I think this whole thing was a good idea, at least for me. I've had a Keybase account since back when they were invite-only. Once this whole thing launched, I finally convinced mys…
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Comment #21522783
What I think is that if the ID would be reused this would be kinda eliminated? I don't see a reason to not make them reusable.
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Comment #21018219
I've had months where I used over 100 gigs on Salt's unlimited plan. I also have a co-worker who does the same with their Sunrise subscription, all without a problem. Within Switze…
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Comment #20909401
I only trust them when they're open-source and I can self-host it on my own hardware. That's why I settled for Bitwarden (or to be more exact, bitwarden-rs).
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Comment #20759111
I've been using Mobile Twitter on Firefox for Android and it works just fine.
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Comment #20389981
I like to argue that Libra has the potential to become a widespread "mainstream"-like Cryptocurrency. Mainstream is the important factor here. Sending money internationally takes s…
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Comment #19703170
I don't see how Fuchsia can pull this off without having at least compatibility with existing Android apps. Even if they do: I could see a ton of smartphone brands continuing to ma…
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Comment #19679893
I do agree that encryption is especially required on public WiFi networks. But WiFi login pages error because they mitm your current, encrypted connection. Your proposal would addi…
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Comment #19678899
While I do agree that Steam needs a competitor, Epic hasn't been the one I have hoped for. Steam has been doing many great things for the industry including the pushing of VR as we…
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Comment #19677475
There are situations where http is wanted, the best example are public WiFi networks. Showing another big warning for non-https sites would scare the users more than it currently d…
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Comment #19488090
Nice site, really useful. I'd love if you were able to directly input smaller numbers e.g Emirates 88 instead of having to input Emirates 088.