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by chuckdotis 4y ago
I've been a paid Protonmail user for a while now, but it seems like if you don't use their webmail site or their mobile app, you don't get a very good experience. The Protonmail Bridge with Thunderbird (the only somewhat supp
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by chuckdotis 4y ago
This looks identical to qrcp. https://github.com/claudiodangelis/qrcp
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by chuckdotis 4y ago
I've been traveling throughout SE Asia for the past few months which requires long flights and bus rides. I just finished up The Martian by Andy Weir and read by RC Bray, and am about 1/3rd the way through Project Hail Mary, also
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
I was never much of a writer, but I find that writing down ideas I'm not only better able to articulate them verbally, but I'm able to better make sense of them. In terms of momentum, I spent a month forcing myself to write everyd
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
My condolences for your loss. Congrats on 2 through 5. 1. I started a new job digital marketing job making the most money I've ever made 2. I read 14 books (my goal for 2021 was 12 - I've never read that many in a single year ever
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
Wow, this is a blast from the past. I played most of the wav files on this site and I think they're really neat.
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
I'm having a similar thing happen to me now, though all I bought was a package of six 50 oz glass jars from Walmart. I ordered it Monday and on Tuesday morning I received an email from Walmart saying it will be delivered within the nex
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
Yeah, a bit. Despite that, I still perceive them as a good barrier (and defense) between my personal financial account and random online businesses whom I would very much like to not provide any personal info whatsoever. An example is wanti
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
Hey, thanks for the response! Does this apply to both the linking of a bank account (ie account number w/ routing number) and linking a debit card? Thanks for responding to these questions. Very much appreciated.
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
It it possible to continue using Privacy.com without providing an SSN? As I commented in a thread below, I had started using your service connected to a debit card via my credit union. Then was required to attach a bank account/routing
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
> Maybe it's because you have your funding source as your bank account I originally had it tied to a debit card, but for some reason Privacy.com forced me to provide a bank account about a year after I started it. I asked support wh
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
> If it makes you feel better, your SSN is dumped into thousands of leaks already, most likely. Actually, this reminder does make me feel slightly better about giving my SSN to Privacy.com.
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
I got this message last night. I started the process to reissue the cards, but I was immediately asked to provide my social security number. Privacy.com already has my bank account number and routing details, but TBH I'm not super comf
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
> What else would you recommend along these lines? Aes Dana, Solar Fields, and Emancipator are all also good. I like Lorn! I'll check out the other artists. Thanks for the recommendation!
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
> you should avoid getting addicted to alcohol or other substances This is basically what I'm referring to. I had a lot of fun partying and I think it was a great way to network and to mature socially, However, I admit that I did ha
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
This happened to me too. I'm not sure if you took advantage of uploading your own music library to GPM, but I had uploaded around ~2k songs near Google Play Music's inception. When I downloaded it about a year and a half ago, the
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
A few years ago I used to be a Google Play Music subscriber (now YouTube music). I had uploaded my own music library under the impression I could redownload exactly what I had uploaded later if I wanted to (mind you some of it was pirated,
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
Don't be afraid to experiment, but "partying" should be kept to a minimum and only for socializing. Also, avoid debt as much as you realistically can. If you're taking out loans for school, don't be afraid to pick u
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
Same. Similarly, being subjected to inaccurate information repeatedly without disproving it, you're significantly more likely to believe in it simply due to the exposure.
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
In addition to what other commenters have said, I also don't think that they do a good job at promoting the fact that it's possible to donate. If there were the option to donate directly to the Firefox program, and that they place
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
Both Firefox and Brave are pretty terrible out of the box. Firefox with it's Pocket integration and promoted stories on a new tab by default has always urked me. Brave has always rubbed me the wrong way with it's BAT crypto. Howev
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
I haven't used Photoshop in about decade, but there isn't many reasons why I use it over Photoshop other than it works on Linux, I don't have to pay a subscription fee, it's not as bloated and resource heavy, and it just
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
I've been using LMDE for about a year and a half and it's been great. Originally discovered it when I was having issues trying to update to the latest version of Cinnamon on Debian 9. I have it highly customized compared to what c
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
I'm using LMDE4 and it's working well for me.
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by chuckdotis 5y ago
As someone who uses Firefox as their daily driver consistently for the past several years, when I first heard that compact tabs were going away I was pretty disappointed and a little annoyed. However, I installed Firefox 89 just to give it