Developing tools related to Twitter is a waste of time. They are actively hostile to developers now

I meant for cloning and such. It’s been the biggest pain point for me, especially having to manage multiple accounts

Are you using a CLI?

This is Russian propaganda

Tapo

Laying off 20% of your workforce isn’t a good look, especially when you keep betting your company on the wrong things (e.g. pivot to video, cryptocurrency, metaverse). It’s looking like Facebook will wither on the vine since young people are largely opting to not use it

All my homies hate theocracies

Fireship is owned by private equity if you didn’t know

Docs or QA. If you find bugs that you’re able to test, it can be helpful to add a comment whether you were able to validate it or not. A lot of times basic information is missing, like screenshots, logs, and versions. This means step one for the maintainer is probing for more info

Idk if it counts but the first Venom movie was quite good and unique. Blends rom com, action, and a little sci-fi. Unfortunately the sequel was bad and I heard the third was even worse

I have “Use Tailscale DNS settings” and “Use Tailscale subnets” enabled. I just took the defaults, no special setup

To be clear though I’m not asking for technical advice. Just wanted to warn others this offering isn’t plug-and-play. I suppose that isn’t too surprising given its lack of killswitch functionality

To clarify, you can purchase Mullvad access from Tailscale directly. They built an integration together. More details here: https://tailscale.com/mullvad

I’m not privy enough to know where in the chain the issue occurred. But Tailscale’s response seems to indicate they aren’t too concerned about temporary disconnections

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That would severely cripple remote work/collaboration, which is essential for all megacorps. Unless there’s some sort of carve out for that I don’t see it happening

You joke but for the visually impaired that is absolutely a service in demand. Check out Be My Eyes if you want to volunteer

Humans. Not a joke. Computers can generate a best guess, but they don’t hold a candle to human understanding and expression

A la carte pricing has gone out the window in favor of bundles. This enables the same subsidization model of business used by Apple, Google, etc. Even when you pay, they display ads and reminders to get you to upgrade to higher tiers. Drive launched in beta only for paid users. Drive now encourages the use of their proprietary document format. They hand out storage bonuses for each year of membership. That’s not a sustainable long-term practice and purposefully creates stickiness. Generally speaking, they don’t have easy export tools, so they’re not very interoperable. Forwarding emails sent to @proton.me or @protonmail.com addresses to a new inbox is not possible unless you’re a paying customer, which makes switching more difficult.

Moved from Proton to Mullvad to Windscribe

Proton kept getting worse and is moving towards a walled garden.

Mullvad seemed great on the private payment front. Their apps are pretty solid. The device limit was too low for me. For 6-10 devices the price doubles.

Windscribe won me over with their build a plan option. Their apps aren’t the most visually appealing but get the job done.

This could really use a lightweight web interface. A wall of text with open-ended prompts is going to turn a lot of folks away. Maybe I’ll reach out to the author and see about extending it

I’m more pessimistic about the idea. Life simulation can include anything and everything, which means making an API will be difficult.

Just my two cents. Wishing you the best