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this is necessary in the modern world.
Could you elaborate on that? I really don't want to believe this is true, WMF is clearly being manipulative and a world where being manipulative is necessary sounds...extremely dystopian.
- your landing page says 'On Circles, your data is encrypted at rest. This means no ads or questionable business.', how does data being encrypted relate to 'no ads'?
- asking for contacts while saying nothing about how you monetize is a huge red flag to me
- since you are already using cross platform JS framework, how about making it available as a PWA? or maybe provide apk directly? google store doesn't cover a sizeable number of android devices
- your landing page still says 2021 in its footer
... and in case you messed up your console, typing `reset` followed by enter will fix it.
Same here, I guess this is only happening in Japan.
Related discussion:
I love alpine, it's such a good fit when building rootfs for embedded devices with limited ram/rom. however I wish there can be a nixOS-like way to manage my configurations.
Interesting! Those screenshots are pretty.
And yet, here's Comcast providing a DNS-over-HTTPS service for Firefox fans, allowing it to inspect and exploit their incoming queries if it so wishes.
I feel like this made the whole DoH thing meaningless, as Comcast will still be able to collect and correlate user's identity and browsing history.
Some discuss on privacytools.io (include the response from the new CEO)
https://forum.privacytools.io/t/candidate-for-delisting-disc...
P10
Rootfs Mouting -> Rootfs Mounting ?
How about this APNIC blog post?
https://blog.apnic.net/2018/10/12/doh-dns-over-https-explain...
Thanks for telling me that!
I've always thought they are the same thing.
It's called TLS upstream.
(I guess DNS over https and DNS over TLS is the same thing.)
tls-upstream: <yes or no> Enabled or disable whether the upstream queries use TLS only for transport.
BTW, you can also use it on Linux.
https://www.dnsknowledge.com/unbound/configure-unbound-dns-o...
Not sure about Linux/Mac/Windows, but for OpenBSD, you can simply use unbound in base system to enable DoH (EDIT: No, it's not DoH, it's DoT) for everything in your system.
How about disable JS/Cookies for Medium?
I guess sometimes infinite scrolling is fine, as long as you have a "go to the last reply" btn.
HN HoD? I got 503 Service Unavailable.
Archived version: https://web.archive.org/web/20190911012911/https://joshcsimm...
The good news is, pre-built packages for latest release(6.5) are available now!
I will never use any cloud based PM.
The biggest issue for me is transparency and complexity, most of them are just as "blackbox" as any other service.
I am using KeePassX with git + gpg on my own server for extra encryption and sync, this solution is simple and future-proof.
and I might switch to my own script in future, dir + txt + git + gpg should be enough.
Need a random password? cat /dev/urandom | base64 | cut 1-64
Grouping? Just different directories.
Please also remember, there is no cloud, just other people's computer.
Can you tell me what protocol are you using?
I'm using Mosh + SSH now, but latency is still a big issue, especially on mobile network.
And about gaming, how do you forward keyboard events and GUI with usable letency?
Shall we change that link to the English version?
KeePass
It's cross-platform/FOSS and does not relay on cloud.
I don't trust Docker since I have to install it from a third party repo, so I always run it on a separate machine and use ssh to send commands.