But do you self host it?
Yes, I do.
Readit NewsDrudgeCorporate commented on Lastpass Security Incident blog.lastpass.com/2022/11... · Posted by u/bartkappenburg
DrudgeCorporate commented on Lastpass Security Incident blog.lastpass.com/2022/11... · Posted by u/bartkappenburg
I'm curious what did people migrate to, and is there any feature disparities?
I've tried LastPass, 1password, and Bitwarden. Bitwarden has been my favorite as I can selfhost it if I want (open source fork with feature parity)
DrudgeCorporate commented on Mcmaster.com is the best e-commerce site I've ever used bedelstein.com/post/mcmas... · Posted by u/runxel
Maybe your customers or employer would like you to save 2, 3, 5, 10x the price…
My memories of McMaster from doing my hobbies is that it is outrageously expensive.
Time is money and buying from McMaster has always been faster and easier than any other site. I also have yet to get an incorrect item.
"The sweet spot for having control over your email while simultaneously minimizing unforseen headaches is to simply own your domain name"
You would think. The issue no one seems to think about is that you need to make sure to pay for the domain for the duration of your life(at least). Otherwise, as soon as you lose your domain you lose ownership of your email. Any one that has control of the domain has control of your e-mail.
This dawned on me after a place I worked at reactivated the email I used for work when I worked there. It has my name but I have 0 control over it. Lucky for me I never used the email for things other than work so it's not a big deal. It is still bothersome that they can do that and I have no say so on its use.
While this is true I don't see it as a huge deal. Treat it like any other annual bill (e.g Insurance, property taxes) and you will be fine.
I got a Pixel 6 Pro a few months ago, and it's without question the worst phone I've ever had the displeasure to own.
- It crashes constantly.
- Bluetooth is even buggier than usual.
- Fingerprint unlock is very finicky.
- The touchscreen isn't designed/calibrated well and leads to constant fat finger presses.
- The hotspot is buggy to connect and randomly drops once it does connect.
- The phone is so slick (ie low friction) that it will randomly slide and fall off of slightly off-level surfaces.
- It feels like this was released without anyone living with the phone for even a couple weeks and trying normal use cases...
Anyway - I've been really disappointed there haven't been updates to fix some of this stuff. I've heard this may be because of hardware issues, but I haven't looked that deeply. I've owned Pixel phones before and like the no BS + Google Apps-centric approach, but this phone really soured me on Google phones. :-(
I apparently have been living in my own bubble. Has the pixel 6 been a bad phone in general? I haven't had a single issue with mine and I bought it day one.
DrudgeCorporate commented on Our screwdriver took three years [video] youtube.com/watch?v=2K5Gq... · Posted by u/zepolen
tshirts / hoodies != custom designed mechanical item with many moving parts.
Their engineer that they hired specifically for this task had years of previous experience. It's stated in the video.
I'm happy for you, and that would also be pragmatic for me being a Linux user, but my annoying idealistic conscience refuses to fund Apple's activities.
They're saying it was pretty much pointless to buy the Mac mini as they don't use it with Mac OS and the Apple ecosystem
DrudgeCorporate commented on 6 Raspberry Pis, 6 SSDs on a Mini ITX Motherboard jeffgeerling.com/blog/202... · Posted by u/ingve
Would buy this in an instant if it weren't hobbled as hell by the onboard realtek switch. If it had an upstream 2.5/5/10g port it would be instantly 6 times more capable.
Would 6 Pis be able to handle more than 1g? It says that they got around 70MB write and 100MB read. 2.5/5/10 seems like it would be a waste unless I'm overlooking something
DrudgeCorporate commented on About communication safety in Messages support.apple.com/en-euro... · Posted by u/komape
Isn't the feature opt-in?
According to what I read in the article, yes.
DrudgeCorporate commented on GnuCash – Open-source personal and small-business accounting software gnucash.org/?hn... · Posted by u/neya
What actual actions did you took based on this analysis ? How much do you estimate it saved you ?
I run reports monthly to see where I'm putting my money. I used to follow a strict budget but that was way too rigid for me and would sometimes put me in a rock a hard place. So now I just spend as I'm comfortable and adjust in the future months.
If you own a business or do work on the side where you are 1099'd then it makes it way easier to send your books to your accountant so they aren't asking for information.