gmb2k1

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by gmb2k1 11mo ago
I can't login with my YubiKey (FIDO2/WebAuthn) on the desktop app. It works flawlessly in the browser.
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by gmb2k1 2y ago
Probably the fTPM of your processor is just disabled in the BIOS/UEFI. You can just enable it in case you really want to upgrade.
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by gmb2k1 3y ago
I guess, only as long as I don't delete my cookies. I was thinking of something more persistent that I can easily share between machines. Amazing product, btw.
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by gmb2k1 3y ago
Can I save my sessions to an account somehow or do I need to bookmark the links?
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by gmb2k1 5y ago
Did I miss something or is this a blog article about how to change a shortcut in the start menu?
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by gmb2k1 6y ago
It's not like they're hiding the fact that they utilize mullvad. The price doesn't differ that much also. Currently, it's even cheaper through Mozilla: 4,99$ < 5,00€. You're right that they have indeed more brand
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by gmb2k1 6y ago
FWIW, I heard good things about mullvad, too. Can't claim, that they didn't pick a reputable provider.
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by gmb2k1 6y ago
Actually, I would too, if that money is guaranteed to be used only for Firefox development. And only that. Not to pocket, not to an inept C-Suite, not to their political activism. Not to any experiments outside of the core browser. But that
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by gmb2k1 6y ago
What I don't get about the VPN thing is, that they're just a reseller of mullvad VPN. So, even if I trust Mozilla, that isn't of any help, if I don't trust mullvad. And if I do trust mullvad, why wouldn't I buy acce
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by gmb2k1 6y ago
So was it really necessary to lay-off the servo and wasm and security teams?
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by gmb2k1 6y ago
From my understanding Mozilla VPN is just rebranded mullvad VPN. So what benefit do you get by purchasing VPN access from Mozilla vs. directly from mullvad? I don´t see any from a security/trust perspective. Also everyone is writing Mo
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by gmb2k1 6y ago
Other ridiculous examples: Apple vs. Apfelroute - A bike path through a apple producing region https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article192836621/Apple-will-A... Apple vs. Apfelkind - A small coffeeshop https:/
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by gmb2k1 6y ago
There is actually a gamepad-type keyboard as a real product. It doesn't work with gestures but with dedicated buttons. From the looks of it, you can type pretty fast on it, too. It's called AlphaGrip http://www.alphagri
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by gmb2k1 6y ago
I've lost all respect for Mozilla by now. They're still vital for the web ecosystem as a whole. But they turned into a polititcal party and I don't like.
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by gmb2k1 7y ago
Their Android app has no option to logout automatically after a set amount of time. You're logged in indefinitely. I consider that a security risk. Everyone who manages to unlock my phone can completely take over my digital identity. I
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by gmb2k1 8y ago
Essen does not mean "eating" in this context. You mixed up the word "Essen" (meal, food) with the word "Essen" (noun of the word "essen" [to eat]), which means eating. So translated word for word, &q
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by gmb2k1 8y ago
That would constitute tax fraud in many legislations. That's one of the principal points that tax auditors check in a group, although it's oftentimes hard to determine a market price.
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by gmb2k1 9y ago
You can upvote the bug report: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1406647 Personally, I think, that's a horrible move by mozilla, that destroys any momentum that they gained with the quantum project.
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by gmb2k1 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_BMG_copy_protection_rootk...
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by gmb2k1 11y ago
Add the following to your eclipse.ini: --launcher.GTK_version 2 Alternatively set the environment variable SWT_GTK3 to zero to launch eclipse: export SWT_GTK3=0; /path_to_your_eclipse/eclipse As a side benefit: GTK2 with a compact
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by gmb2k1 11y ago
I bought the game with 6 months access one and a half years ago. After the 6-months period was over, I still was able to replay the whole game from start to finish. And even now, after 18 months the login is still working. I can play the ga
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by gmb2k1 12y ago
The difference between Eclipse and Netbeans/IntelliJ is, that Eclipse is implementing its own Compiler while the other two are using Oracle's javac. That's why Eclipse didn't have Java8 support out of the box.