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marc3842h
5y ago
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 have different accounts logged in.
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marc3842h
6y ago
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 all. Not having noticed this phenom before, I was quite
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6y ago
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 still on Google Maps and the only response I've ever g
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6y ago
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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6y ago
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 in this area. I personally average on about ~12GB per
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6y ago
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 did were quickly able to adapt and I only rarely heard co
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6y ago
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 teachers recommended us to use LibreOffice at home too in order
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6y ago
Here in Switzerland, all carriers which build their own cellular networks have chosen different partners for their 5G infrastructure: * Swisscom: Ericsson * Sunrise: Huawei * Salt: Nokia The whole Huawei scandal wasn't too big news her
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7y ago
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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7y ago
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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7y ago
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 myself to take a closer look into this crypto currency thi
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7y ago
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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7y ago
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 Switzerland all major carriers (Swisscom, Sunrise &
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7y ago
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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7y ago
I've been using Mobile Twitter on Firefox for Android and it works just fine.
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7y ago
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 several days currently and comes with high fees. If
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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 maintain it for their own smart phones (the Chinese have
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7y ago
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 additionally add an error in a case where the user especially ch
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7y ago
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 well as the huge support of Linux gaming - I haven't
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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 does with them visiting a https site the first time they'
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7y ago
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.