Chris Berg is a professor of economics at the RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub.
Chris Berg is a professor of economics at the RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub.
It doesn’t? I need to see this (not) in action. Will be back.
They previously had a big deal with Yahoo! For a few years didn’t they? They’ll just sign with whoever wants to give them money.
They also don’t want to upset people who prefer the K-9 branding among other things.
There are going to be two clients for an unspecified period of time. Same code base, different branding. It’s not possible to take an existing app released through the app stores and rebrand it. The new Thunderbird app will have import tools to help folks transition.
Webmail, Outlook or Mac Mail.
I binge video while working. Can’t explain why, it just helps. I find audiobooks and podcasts require a bit more concentration which distracts me from working. Some times I put music on but it doesn’t help as much as video.
Interesting projects I haven’t heard of.
I don’t think the Telegram concerns are just privacy. I’ve read some mild speculation in other comments that the app may be compromised. 2FA will not protect you against a compromised app.
Did you set everything up yourself? If so how is it going, what mail stack are you using?
Edit: my bad, I think I understand what you meant now. You’re using the hosts email features for the service your paying for.
This interview has been posted before but I’m sharing it again as it gives an insight into Bruce’s thoughts.
Nothing yet. It’s a draft and the first one at that. It’s not meant to be used for anything. It could be some time before anything comes of this, if anything does come of it.
It’s not the best integration though. Usually when someone sends a message I get a notification to ‘Mark as read’ or ‘Reply’.
The first reply I send is seemless. But it doesn’t start a messaging window or anything like that. If that same person sends a follow up message shortly after then the notification doesn’t really work the same way again, or at all. I forget.
Perhaps I’m meant to be running the SMS applicstion all the time, which is a seperate widget or something and part of kdeconnect. I usually don’t run this and I think it was because I ran into other issues with it (I think it tries to sync all your phone messages so perhaps if you have a GB or two of messages it struggles).
What I might do is keep it running today while working and see if that makes the integration work better, allow me to send messages from the computer on the fly etc.
It can do that. It’s just that the computer and the device sending the messages need to be on the same network. Not the device receiving the messages.
Is anyone here using this? What do you make if it?
For anyone wondering this is from RoboCop 2.
Aside from saving places what else can you do with google maps that can be exported?