pcora

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by pcora 2y ago
Just replied with my irks in the thread above.
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by pcora 2y ago
I kept a list with my irks: Search sucks: really. unable to find stuff unless you know the sender, their full text search seems to only work in a browser and only after indexing (which can take an hour) and it will go away with time as it&#
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by pcora 2y ago
Been to proton for a little less than a year. Really disliked it. It’s too locked in.
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by pcora 3y ago
At least for the ones sent in the Netherlands, if the iPhone is in silent mode, instead of making noises, it will vibrate strongly for a full minute or so.
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by pcora 5y ago
It does not seem to be scanning phones, but stuff uploaded to iCloud, which is completely different. The article gives the idea that your device will be scanned.
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by pcora 5y ago
How does Pixelfed makes money?
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by pcora 5y ago
Would you bet on it?
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by pcora 6y ago
This title is very misleading. The app is just for applying to a passport.
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by pcora 6y ago
that was fast
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by pcora 6y ago
Are you a zombie?
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by pcora 6y ago
I for one have been enjoying the verge and weather.com without any crap or slowness.. just ignoring the consent at the bottom :P for websites that do not allow me to navigate or do not have a refuse button, I simply navigate away.
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by pcora 7y ago
So, question here: If I move from outside EU to a country that is part of the block, does that mean that my Google Account will change the terms and mention something about GDPR?
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by pcora 7y ago
WA is always pretty slow. At least to me.
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by pcora 7y ago
What about Criteo?
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by pcora 7y ago
So, Chuck Rhoades is after them?
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by pcora 7y ago
I used to hate AMP with my guts. But to be honest, usually when I tried to avoid or loaded the site instead of AMP, I get presented with a worse experience in a bloated web-site, whereas when I click on the AMP version, it loads immediately
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by pcora 7y ago
Move to another country?
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by pcora 7y ago
yea right. same thing with facebook asking for phone numbers for two factor. they would NEVER use that for ads, right?
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by pcora 7y ago
I just want to be reminded in a year if this still exists or has any real traction.
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by pcora 7y ago
Me too! No clue why they keep doing that!
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Instagram public profiles are not so much public anymore(mashable.com)
2 points by pcora 7y ago|0 comments
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by pcora 7y ago
This is sad. Because as tech advances, we are stuck with governments that don't have good teams and leave a ton of stuff vulnerable.
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Details of 92M Brazilians Auctioned on Underground Forums(bleepingcomputer.com)
3 points by pcora 7y ago|3 comments
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by pcora 7y ago
I have a feeling that they will end just launching something in developing countries with weak regulation and will be done with it. It's a way to get more data from people. It's becoming pretty clear that this will not fly in the
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by pcora 7y ago
In a way, they are already on our minds with all the weird techniques they have to make people addicted to their stuff. But that is definitely going way too far.
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by pcora 7y ago
I don't think that they are trying to make privacy decisions for you, but they are making sure that an API created for a specific reason stops being abused by many other use cases then the original one. * edit: typo
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by pcora 7y ago
This is a nice guide, but it's very outdated. I removed battle.net recently without much hassle.
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by pcora 7y ago
they may close if you violate terms. but you can't be sure if the data was actually deleted. I bet most keep it.
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by pcora 7y ago
another app trying to collect a bunch of data from our lives. sorry but no.
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iPhones RF emissions above safe levels?(macrumors.com)
13 points by pcora 7y ago|1 comments

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