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Comment #29584778
Per LA Times [ https://www.latimes.com/environment/newsletter/2021-12-16/ca... ] They propose to pay customers $0.05 / generated kWh instead of the $0.20-$0.30/kWh that customers p…
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Comment #28225795
Californians can see what's happening with their grid at: https://www.caiso.com/TodaysOutlook/Pages/index.html
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Comment #26157588
The main problem with Prop 65 is that it was done by ballot proposition -- through California's initiative process. That is, the proposed law was voted up or down by the people AS …
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Comment #25814850
They aren't recommending you don't use DoH. Just that you don't allow individual apps to bypass your enterprise resolver. In fact I use the same strategy at home (with DoT) to enfo…
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Comment #25806158
>Raw IPs can be used as well, but that doesn’t negate my point. And in fact if you have enterprise-wide visibility on DNS requests, you have the opportunity to detect the use of an…
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Comment #25805972
They are responding to the very recent emergence of applications (like Firefox) that (optionally) use their own encrypted DNS, thus bypassing the enterprise's ability to apply secu…
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Comment #25797306
Net net: what IME is best for a mainland Chinese user of Signal?
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Comment #25087845
Is there a database of already analyzed objects? For example, can I search on the sha256sum of my IoT device's firmware and see if someone else has done the heavy lifting?
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Comment #25041314
Given the features and cost, what are the likely class of suitable applications for Precursor? It looks like the guts of a typical (consumer) router e.g., or a set-top device, but …
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Comment #25010865
> A 2020 version of this might be "why there aren't more Teslas." It's interesting how many electric car companies are active in China, most of which westerners haven't heard of. (…
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Comment #24821509
I generally support the EFF and think netizens need far more protections than they have, and those need to come through legislation. But I don't get why this mandated interoperabil…
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Comment #22262997
Given the TERMS OF USE under TP-Link's privacy policy [ https://www.tp-link.com/us/about-us/privacy/ ] it seems like they consider it illegal to do any of this. Their terms, along …
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Comment #18088042
The hobby is broad (and changing rapidly). The media and public conflate the different uses. It was mostly stodgy model airplane fliers who regulated themselves through a community…
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Comment #15947996
Any idea why some hobby parts clearly shipped from Shenzhen come with Vanuatu franking? I.e. is the reason Chinese companies sometimes pretend to ship from Vanuatu related to posta…