Reverse proxy

I tried it out while I was at a friends place (streaming remotely from two internet connections).
Even the sync play worked very well (the delay between pressing pause and it executing was about 1-1.5 seconds).
Almost better than watch2gether.

way more difficult maintenance.

And (IMO) that’s the point

Hm…That’s just how it works though.

Unbound

Sup

Finally set up yamtrack to get rid of trakt.
Doing a bit of a dual-boot situation with both atm but I’m cautiosly optimistic

Self cleaning, self lubricating

How common are UTI and yeast infections?
Because I hear about that so often from the female population vs (almost) none in the male.

And I’d say more hygienic.

Less dangle downstairs, more momentum upstairs :p
(Excluding masectomy)

Just squeeze to activate

What a sentence

You don’t understand business.

May be. Bur I understand user satisfaction.
And I, for instamce, don’t like being bombarded with “HEY! :D WE’VE GOT THIS NEW TOOL YOU MIGHT WANNA TRY”

Why again did you put this in the UI front and center without just asking me “(…)”

Man…Reading comprehension really took a nose dive on lemmy.

in the adress bar enter about:config. The flag which seems to control the banner were:

• termsofuse.bypassNotification -> true (very sure about that)
• browser.termsofuse.prefMigrationCheck -> true (not sure about that)

They twisted my arm trying to get my consent for the new ToS.
Luckily I was able to get ito about:config and set the flag to disable the ToS-banner.
Fuck that.

Hmmm…what about the VPN plugin I didnt ask for?
Why again did you put this in the UI front and center without just asking me “Hey, we’ve got our own VPN. Want to pin it to your tool bar?”
No we need to figure out how to tell our clients what to do with it or findout how to automatically get rid of it.

And if doing less than 100% legal stuff or have loads of data: None of them

The reason why phones is: I don’t want to carry 50 cards with me when my phone can do it.
The infrastructure for cards was already there. So instead of replacing the infrastructure you replace the medium.

But isnt the Apple/Google way still using NFC?

It feels like mostly Asian countries are likely to use QR-code while most western (NA and (West-)Europe) countries are likely to use NFC based.
At least that’s what I observed with Youtube and my limited traveling.

Our gov ID card and medical insurance contains NFC chips which can be used for authenticaing with your legal identity (the old school way is post identidification where the company sends a letter to your adress)
Other types of that can be payment.

For ID: I like it.
For payment: IMO the advantages are phone-less payment. I don’t need to have my phone on me whenI can tap my bank card on the terminal.

Another example:
Our public transit has a state-wide valid ticket.
The usual way you get the ticket issued is as a qr code with the local transit copany where you live.
I specifically opted for a physical card.
Why? If my phone dies, I don’t have a valid ticket. And if that happens you get get fined for it.
I could send in an objection and get it cleared by providing my ticket later at a service point but why bother? :p