It hasn’t been that long since people called Apple products overpriced and pointing to spec sheets/benchmarks to ridicule the price/performance ratio. Now the tables have turned with Apple’s chips, so pick up a mirror and have a good hard look.
With that said everyone should just stop with the fanboying/fangirling and just use whatever the fuck they enjoy/gets the job done.
Turning a blind eye is not secure.
So you are saying this should make Firefox exempt from scrutiny when it comes to how its security compares to that of Chromium?
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Are you referring to the measurement objects I mentioned in the draw.io portion?
It’s extra work that I find unnecessary if the walls already are set to the correct dimensions. I would like to be able to just turn on/off the visibility. And also not have to edit 2 objects for the same measurement if anything changes.
Strange. I could only find vector settings in the regular Element app. And even stranger, it prompts me with “Accept Identity Server Terms” but if I tap on the identity server option it says “You are currently using vector…”. I also cannot disconnect unless I accept the terms. I really wish all of this was more clear.
I don’t like what I see in the iOS app stores privacy section for the app.
Scary in what context? For the user? For you as the host? Something else I’m not thinking of?
If it wasn’t for RouterOS which is closed source and has such a dated ui/ux…
but not really modern hardware
That is kind of an understatement, I believe the hardware is now at least 8 years old if I’m not mistaken, and to me the biggest deterrent right now. If they updated the hardware to relatively modern standards I wouldn’t mind the price tag and probably buy one immediately. As it stands though, no chance.
That’s one product, does that really justify OPs remark “After years of pushing their proprietary and closed solutions”?
Who are you quoting? And which proton solutions aren’t open source?
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Just give them 10 lines at a time from the 500 lines one. Is this how micromanagement was born?
Thanks for taking the time to explain it so thoroughly. It’s appreciated!
TIL, thanks.
Although now I wonder what the difference and purpose is of having these two formats:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=WjABILVAz5Y https://youtu.be/WjABILVAz5Y
I guess it’s a little shorter but the regular link isn’t long by any means.
Can someone tell me what channel the video is from?
The post is a tracking link and I can’t find the video searching for the title.
Thank you for the work you put into this.
A suggestion if you don’t mind: Use headings and bullet points to structure the text and make it easier for the reader (and maybe yourself) to take in the information. As it is it’s a wall of text that is hard to parse.