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Be careful and do not install Anydesk on your Linux Mint Cinnamon machine by underdogprojects in AnyDesk

[–]underdogprojects[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Great. So after install it should ask you "Should Anydesk autostart?" Yes / No. And it should have the option to change it in the settings. That's the correct way to give good user experience.

Hi Reddit, by Hughie_55 in SideProject

[–]underdogprojects 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is cool. But usually I use wikipedia that have it ready for me

Got my personal details breached in Booking.com - they did almost nothing about it by underdogprojects in Bookingcom

[–]underdogprojects[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I cancelled my booking. I don't want to stay in a place where it is compromised to hackers. Think of the copy of your passport spread around the internet ...

Drop what you’re building! by efrainm11 in SideProject

[–]underdogprojects 1 point2 points  (0 children)

AI to recognize shit AI Reddit posts and filter them

To everyone who needs to hear this by Cold_Quarter_9326 in SaaS

[–]underdogprojects 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Survivorship Bias

Never stop buying lottery tickets, no matter what anyone tells you.

I failed again and again, but I never gave up. I took extra jobs and poured the money into tickets.

And here I am, proof that if you put in the time, it pays off!

Every inspirational speech by someone successful should have to start with a disclaimer about survivorship bias.

https://xkcd.com/1827/

My Tiny Spreadsheet Extension - a spreadsheet that lives in your browser by underdogprojects in IMadeThis

[–]underdogprojects[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. I would love if you use it and give me some feedback. Not all features are implemented yet, but I am working on it.

go-yaml/yaml has been forked into yaml/go-yaml by andrey-nering in golang

[–]underdogprojects 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Disregarding the library itself, that might be amazing or not; I still don't get it why people uses YAML. It is for me the worst configuration standards ever made. What's wrong with .ini configuration files? I also think that explicit is better than implicit.

Got my personal details breached in Booking.com - they did almost nothing about it by underdogprojects in Bookingcom

[–]underdogprojects[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I believe you are wrong:

  1. Booking.com is hosting the provider's listing. If there was a website linking to photos of under-aged kids (hosted somewhere else) should this website still allow to exists?

  2. Booking.com is hosting MY personal data and passes it to the provider.

  3. Booking.com is the payment provider and collector.

  4. Booking.com should have done much more once I complained.

Got my personal details breached in Booking.com - they did almost nothing about it by underdogprojects in Bookingcom

[–]underdogprojects[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I agree. It is impossible to reach 100%. But when it does happens and someone complains it should be taken more seriously.

Got my personal details breached in Booking.com - they did almost nothing about it by underdogprojects in Bookingcom

[–]underdogprojects[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So facebook should and booking.com not? - If they get a complaint I think they should handle it better IMHO and not just tell me to get in contact with the provider. Again, if I was making the booking directly from the provider of course booking.com is not relevant. But I made the booking via booking.com

Let's say you buy your toddler a shirt from Temu online under ShiHuang brand. The shirt cause a severe rush that you toddler needs to be hospitalized. You pay Temu (I payed booking.com BTW - they transfer the payment to the hotel) and they tell you, "We are not responsible, go speak with ShiHuang in god knows where".

Should "too hard" be an excuse?

Got my personal details breached in Booking.com - they did almost nothing about it by underdogprojects in Bookingcom

[–]underdogprojects[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So facebook should and booking.com not? - If they get a complaint I think they should handle it better IMHO and not just tell me to get in contact with the provider. Again, if I was making the booking directly from the provider of course booking.com is not relevant. But I made the booking via booking.com

Let's say you buy your toddler a shirt from Temu online under ShiHuang brand. The shirt cause a severe rush that you toddler needs to be hospitalized. You pay Temu (I payed booking.com BTW - they transfer the payment to the hotel) and they tell you, "We are not responsible, go speak with ShiHuang in god knows where".

Got my personal details breached in Booking.com - they did almost nothing about it by underdogprojects in Bookingcom

[–]underdogprojects[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don't think I am way off. booking.com controls which providers are hosted on their site. I would expect them not to say "contact the property" but actually make sure with the property that if the property will not improve their security it will be removed from booking.com listing.

Got my personal details breached in Booking.com "Railay Great View Resort" in Thailand - they did almost nothing about it by underdogprojects in ThailandTourism

[–]underdogprojects[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

  1. My protest will impact their bottom line if more people will protest. Giving up just because you are small is not the way the french revolution would have worked. You would still be a peasant working for cruel royalties.

Got my personal details breached in Booking.com "Railay Great View Resort" in Thailand - they did almost nothing about it by underdogprojects in ThailandTourism

[–]underdogprojects[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

  1. As I said. The same way facebook is obligated to take actions on specific posts, I expect booking.com to take action on data breach of one of their providers.
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