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Comment #43504474
Because pretty much everyone who isn’t from the US is on WhatsApp, and voip calls quality is infinitely better than normal voice calls. I either use FaceTime or WhatsApp.
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Comment #43449954
Yelp, back to librewolf it is.
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Comment #43320119
You can donate to an organisation and use their search engine.
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Comment #43301392
None. Safari is the best browser I’ve used by a long margin.
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Comment #43256735
They’re all kind of lacking imo compared to btop. https://flathub.org/apps/io.missioncenter.MissionCenter is a good option though
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Comment #43246751
In Brazil you get a day off work every year to donate. Which I think is a good compromise.
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Comment #43243248
What in the actual hell is this doing here.
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Comment #43176794
Those poor bosses, they’re employing people that are barely making them any profit, purely out of the goodness in their hearts. Spare me your BS.
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Comment #43149012
Exactly. When people like Musk try and brainwash you into believing “we” should be a multi planetary species, what he means is “they” should be, and “you” should fund it.
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Comment #43101655
Two completely unrelated products.
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Comment #43012208
Elon is that another one of your alts?
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Comment #43012173
Ah yeah, he’s very popular… with the “pick me” crowd
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Comment #43009633
Yes, but if we’re discussing solutions, maybe it would be relevant to understand where the problem stems from
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Comment #42862156
Yes, it’s for live TV and/or any BBC content
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Comment #42613823
> Imagine if you could link your email client and your web browser closely together so that every site that offered a magic link "just worked". You click a button, it emails you, y…
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Comment #42613791
So your only change would be needing to store a recovery code instead of the password.
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Comment #42613770
That’s why you don’t create a passkey for the service that manages your credentials. Use a pair of yubikeys. BTW, all major email providers have a flow to allow you to recover acce…
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Comment #42407258
MKBHD is the last person I’d go to for anything tech related. He, like many others, do little more than just read spec sheets. I like his car related content though, reckless drivi…
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Comment #42338373
HN: “you know, in reality the French Revolution was actually a bad thing. Feudalism is where it’s at”
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Comment #42338352
Stakes will be too high for that. The risk of that backfiring will be immense. Well, there’s always the chance of claiming the shooter got away, and be lying in a ditch somewhere
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Comment #42336770
You still need to create a password. And since nearly always the biometric option doesn’t replace the password, it’s a moot point.
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Comment #42309612
Most devs nowadays don’t even offer you that option, so kudos for that alone
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Comment #42166783
Hi, to answer your hypothetical situation, what I do is save my passwords on apple passwords, and use two yubikeys as the security keys for the apple account itself (cool fact, app…
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Comment #42162385
Thank you. The whole read indeed feels like not understanding IPv6. Just like people advertising not broadcasting SSID, or changing the SSH port, this is just a false sense of secu…