techntoke (u/techntoke)

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techntoke commented on Mozilla Fires Servo Devs and Security Response Teams twitter.com/directhex/sta... · Posted by u/MrBuddyCasino

guerrilla · 6 years ago

> Really seems like Mozilla should be turned into a CO-OP or something.

I wonder if the people being fired would be sufficiently equipped to do that themselves. Though losing access to the branding may not be workable.

techntoke · 6 years ago

Time to fork it

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techntoke commented on Statement on Google’s conduct by founder of CelebrityNetWorth.com (2019) [pdf] docs.house.gov/meetings/J... · Posted by u/mosiuerbarso

andrekandre · 6 years ago

chromium is open source because webkit (khtml) was open source

many useful parts of android are closed, and open source versions of most apps are languishing (calendar, contacts, dialer etc)

techntoke · 6 years ago

Have you checked out F-Droid lately, and how does this compare to Apple or Microsoft?

techntoke commented on G Suite Doesn't Let You Contact Support Until Logged In. Locked Out = Stuck · Posted by u/HelloThur

blibble · 6 years ago

the ability to ring up and speak to a person in case of difficulty is the only reason I'm paying Google for GSuite

with this revalation I won't be renewing

techntoke · 6 years ago

Google never said their phone support is for login issues and makes it clear you need to login for support, and the op (who is using a throway) said they didn't remember using a mobile number when signing up so it sounds like the problem is partly on them. If you've been a customer for almost a year and suddenly realized you don't have a number you can call for support, then there is no reason to be outraged since they never promised that in the first place before you signed up and you were too careless to look. They do have a help page regarding login issues:

https://support.google.com/a/answer/6335621

techntoke commented on G Suite Doesn't Let You Contact Support Until Logged In. Locked Out = Stuck · Posted by u/HelloThur

jandrese · 6 years ago

Which device did you use when Google first asked you to verify your phone number? Your personal cell phone maybe?

techntoke · 6 years ago

They don't remember, which is probably how they got themselves into this mess, which everyone else uses as an opportunity to share their Google hate and call for regulation.

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KarmaCake day-3September 25, 2016View Original