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tamirzb

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    Comment #48209653

    This is already an issue for tourists in many countries that have their own payment system (e.g. Brazil, India, Singapore, Thailand). In some of them you have companies that came u…

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    Comment #47231186

    This comment makes it seem as if it's the US who striked the Amazon data center.

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    Comment #46786095

    Since cloudflare are busy editing this blog post to say something completely different from what it originally said, I feel that this archive link is relevant https://archive.ph/Ab…

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    Comment #46480605

    > Know this - your kernel is not patched unless you run the absolute latest version. This is correct for a lot of different software, probably most of it. Why is this a point that …

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    Comment #45335748

    Not sure why I decided to comment specifically on what you posted given the fact that there are various levels of misinformation going on in this thread, but I guess yours is the m…

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    Comment #44746633

    If you are worried about your Google account being banned for using ReVanced (not that I saw any evidence for anything like that so far but I agree that there could be a scenario l…

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    Comment #44315339

    I run my Framework 13 with 1.4 fractional scaling (on Wayland) and honestly I think it looks pretty good.

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    Comment #44033428

    This is indeed extremely annoying and I never understood why so many apps are configured to only be available in specific countries. Like what at all do they stand to gain doing th…

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    Comment #41473315

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pornography_laws_by_region It's really not that rare even for non-Muslim countries, especially in Asia

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    Comment #39915017

    > We are committed to developing this standard in a way that ensures it will not be abused to segment users based on client hardware. For example, we may consider supporting softwa…

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    Comment #39808055

    It's a solved problem as in it's one single problem that is solved. I agree that WhatsApp is a really bad solution overall, just compared to iMessage it does solve the cross-platfo…

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    Comment #39808011

    > it still just works, albeit with fewer features. If it doesn't have features I rely on then I don't see how can I treat it as "it still just works". > iMessage in the US is the c…

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    Comment #39805910

    Oh I definitely agree with you that I hope WhatsApp is the past. I sure do hope for something open, not sure if RCS is the solution here though. In any case, iMessage share the exa…

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    Comment #39782622

    > On the other hand, I think the long-term sequalae of the blue-green message is to push people to use stand-alone apps like WhatsApp and FB Messenger I find it amusing that in 202…

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    Comment #39510039

    People here seem to quickly react by recommending their favorite travel eSIM provider. I'd propose what I find to be a bit more useful, a website that compares a bunch of different…

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    Comment #37370906

    RedBus and many other Indian apps & websites don't accept foreign credit cards. It can become a real headache when traveling in India as a foreigner.

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    Comment #36539635

    YouTube Premium is not available in some countries in the world. More than that, even just traveling to a country where it's not available is enough to lose the YouTube Premium fea…

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    Comment #36349546

    I'm a frequent visitor of /r/soccer. The only poll they did[0] had a staggering 88% in favor of the blackout, with 80% in favor of keeping the sub private as long as it takes for r…

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    Comment #36146477

    Why not have each user register their own "client"? Is it that complicated?

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    Comment #35448061

    I agree, India in general has pretty bad bureaucracy against tourists, it feels like the government doesn't care at all about attracting them. But I recently saw that Wise supports…

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    Comment #35296749

    I'm not sure what issues in Wayland you're talking about. I've been using sway with fractional scaling for a few years now and never really had any problems.

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    Comment #33620531

    While I definitely think you have a point, I'm still not sure I have a better idea of how to do good. Perhaps you have though? (genuinely asking) I work in tech and definitely make…

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    Comment #33557111

    If you follow published reports of Android vulnerabilities you'll see that taking longer than 90 days for a fix is actually not that rare. I myself had a similar experience a coupl…

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    Comment #33104400

    This sounds interesting but I don't think it holds true? Going by the languages I have some knowledge of, that doesn't hold true for Portuguese, where the word "country" itself is …

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    Comment #29264026

    A little bit unrelated question, but since we're talking about being available anywhere. Is there a reason the extension is not available for Firefox on Android? I'm thinking about…