throwaway82003

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by throwaway82003 5y ago
Anyone read a short 133 pages book of her's 'Very Far Away from Anywhere Else'? Heard that it's good.
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by throwaway82003 5y ago
In some phones, if you enable 'show system apps', you can see the following fb apps: Facebook App Installer Facebook App Manager Facebook Services All 3 can be disabled. Also they usually have Instagram and fb messenger pre-instal
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by throwaway82003 5y ago
On desktop Firefox has Multi Account Containers and Profiles. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profile-manager-create-...
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by throwaway82003 5y ago
There's also the FOSS app Barinsta available on Fdroid. https://github.com/austinhuang0131/barinsta
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by throwaway82003 5y ago
It's too easy to do and can be done from quite far away. Also you don't need eyes. An innocent pic or video taken in public can capture that info. I think long ago, Signal used to display phone number just beneath name when you ar
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by throwaway82003 5y ago
My understanding is that the coin stuff is still in beta and not available in the regular app. Also when it lands on stable, it will be opt-in. So one need to deliberately switch it on to enable their cryptocurrency. Their history tells us
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by throwaway82003 5y ago
But I think the new policy changes allow WhatsApp to read business messages. So be weary. Also I think you gotta accept the new terms to have WhatsApp Business. There's Watomatic. Author claims it doesn't connect to internet even
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by throwaway82003 5y ago
Someone shoulder-surfing you can see the phone number of the person you are messaging and might mess with them?
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by throwaway82003 5y ago
For Android, there is one from Peter Sanford (psanford on HN). He implemented the Go version of magic-wormhole, which I think is used by people like tptacek. So I guess it can be trusted. https://play.google.com/store/a
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by throwaway82003 5y ago
Hi I'm not blind but wanna just dump some links here I bookmarked related to accessibility. Might be useful. [1] The actively developed version of Mozilla TTS, named coqui-TTS. My understanding is that the original team was let go from