agentdrtran

Enabling two-factor can help, but if you are the victim of a phishing attack as many are, one would expect one of the largest tech companies on the planet to have a plan for that.

LibreOffice is nowhere near Office or even Google Docs levels of quality, ease of use, or features, and the gap only widens each year.

I would be willing to bet that most of the politicians/ceos/etc that currently lie to everyone's face and went to harvard/yale didn't need to cheat their way through and didn't bother more often than not.

Charging for an app that blocks monetization is pretty rich.

I'm glad the ultrawealthy and militaries have a cool new option!

People doing what's best for them can be very evil for others, like the fact that buildings full of lead paint and lead-leaking pipes have not been fixed.

Every single person with JS disabled browses HN

"We just have to get rid of autocrats and authoritarianism"

Is that all? We can get that done with a new app I think.

I was disappointed to see MSCHF move from doing a lot of making physical stuff to making mostly raffles/lotteries like this.

this has never been the case in US prisons

All podcasts, all from patreon/acast even I think

any word on snipping coming to private RSS feeds? all of my most listened to pods are private

I am not ready for anything like this but it's very cool! I can't wait to see how it develops.

Is it truly voluntary when everything you want to watch is only available on youtube? there's no way for an individual to pay or do anything for an alternative option.

What's changing? It's been filling passwords for me just fine in browsers for years, if anything it's gotten better about it. The problems you cite with it not finding the right login happen with other managers too and they aren't as good about it.

Why no delete button?

it's still got some hackers and founders, if you're looking for financiers looking to extract value rather than build this may not be the place.

The amount of people saying "listen to power users" in this thread seem to have read the questions as "what do I want Firefox to do"

Discord and signal are completely different apps for very different use cases.

Bypass Paywalls is a great extension that does this automatically.

As much as I hate Linkedin, everyone should take LinkedIn's easy apply, or at least allow auto-filling from Linkedin.

run-ending but not life or bank-account -ending

This has been trialed several places before and never taken off, the type of people willing to engage in micropayments at all, but who will never subscribe at any price point, seems to be quite small.

I would love a PH where you have to show off an actual product (instead of blogspam guides, design resources, etc, even though these can be useful)

Logging in Drive is pretty robust (backups are not). There's a few tools that can move that level of data, but google's now-first-party migrate product could likely handle it.

I love Tally so far, excellent product

How does this differ from competitors outside of backups being included?

> which is just assuming the existence of a consolidated industry.

Well, consolidated industries currently exist, and they don't take too kindly to competition.

> The counterargument is that this only happens in markets with high barriers to entry, which in turn are mostly caused by regulatory barriers.

There are hundreds of entire industries that have gigantic barriers to entry no matter what the regulations are. Covering the country in cell towers, building fleets of container ships, designing an operating systems and full suite of applications — these things aren't cheap

I understand that use case, but for most people that's horrible as they don't take care of their passwords very well.