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random_dork1
3y ago
Is the fingerprint sensor working? How reliable/fast is it?
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3y ago
That is weird! Can you share a source?
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4y ago
εxodus (privacy audit platform for Android applications) has good reporting on this kind of stuff: https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/com.google....
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5y ago
Same here
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5y ago
Nextcloud is trying to be that replacement. I hope they succeed.
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The new ProtonMail has passed its independent security audit
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5y ago
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5y ago
I actually wanted changes like this and I welcome them. To each his own, I guess.
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6y ago
Decentralisation is best exemplified by email or http. Yes, they enable all kind of things, including bad ones. They behave like infrastructure, just like roads. I enjoy Mastodon because I can find the instance I like best and still be in t
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6y ago
Then choose wisely and pay or get involved with the instance where you upload your videos.
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6y ago
News App in my Nextcloud instance
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6y ago
> Firefox is a dead man walking. Dramatic. > If you want privacy, use a FF fork called Librewolf Thanks for the tip.
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6y ago
> Except when they fired basically all their talent. That is an extreme exaggeration. From firing about 25% of their workforce, to 'basically all their talent' is a looong way. > Mozilla should've always been structured
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6y ago
> This is the exact same thing they said they wouldn't do. Please explain. Your comment is very negative with 0 reasoning.
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6y ago
Fair point about comercial vs open and non-commercial, but until we see what Mozilla actually does, I wouldn't choose the pessimistic view. I can imagine why not all details are addressed here. Seems like big part of the community is v
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6y ago
Found this tutorial: https://www.gilesorr.com/blog/shared-passwordstore.html There are two ways of having multiple stores and sharing them, but I am not too sure I like these solutions....
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6y ago
thanks! If I find a way to use multiple stores in pass, I will switch to it. It seems that it's autofill on Android is a lot better than any Keepass app that I tried.
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6y ago
The article is quite explicit. Here is a small sample: It has the features you would expect in a video call tool — like audio, video chat and screen sharing, but the UX and the integrations were built exclusively for developers. You can eas
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6y ago
'zoom' tells you that you can video/audio call people, 'for developers' tells you that it has features that help with development. It's quite clear for me.
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6y ago
Cool stuff! Will try it.
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6y ago
Is there an easy way to import/export between them?
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6y ago
MDN and thanks Mozilla for making it.
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6y ago
Why do most people assume the worst on this topic? Mozilla might be changing, but it's not dead: Mozilla Extends its Google Search Deal - http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdot/~3/ksxPwXG1UyY&#
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6y ago
I dislike these tweet links with no context. I am supposed to know who the person tweeting this is and how reliable they are?
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6y ago
> Without MDN being actively maintained, the web just became a worse place. We don't know that that's the case. There are multiple huge companies working on MDN https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2017/10&#x
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6y ago
No. Mozilla is only one of multiple companies that work on MDN https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2017/10/18/mozilla-brings-micr...
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https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2017/10/18/mozilla-brings-micr... Mozilla is not alone in maintaining MDN
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6y ago
Grammarly has been in the news for some privacy and security issues (around 2018). It was leaking everything that you typed.
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6y ago
The way I handle stuff like the ISIS example is to stop following the fear mongering sources and to simply scroll by those headlines. Words banning is lot's of work when you don't have a centralised place to manage them and might
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6y ago
Banning words seems the wrong way to go about it.