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Comment #19143367
The world already is: Global market share held by leading desktop internet browsers Chrome Safari May '18 66.93% 5.48% Apr '18 66.17% 5.48% Mar '18 66.93% 5.37% Feb '18 67.49% 5.42…
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Comment #19105918
I'm more often in need of CLI that does that for me and have grown used to: https://github.com/cleanbrowsing/dnsperftest
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Comment #19083762
This is why I have come to the (anecdotal) conclusion that one can only integrate into a group / society / culture when one learns / masters the language. There are many nuances th…
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Comment #18921192
You are so wrong. Your phone is constantly broadcasting ALL the SSIDs it was ever connected to (and you did not remove). I show this live when I do general security presentations. …
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Comment #18921120
> How can it be that having intimate knowledge of someone would not allow you to sell them more stuff? It allows you to sell more ads to the marketing people since it sounds very c…
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Comment #18903340
This. All other "meaningfulness" is just pure bonus. And no: I am not unhappy, nor unfulfilled.
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Comment #18902838
No idea what made people "not like" you mentioning https://theoldreader.com since that is what I use and came by to say. As to the article's headline: if your site does not offer a…
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Comment #18865215
This is not an article but a bunch of glued together tweets (you might have known, I did not) nor does it fulfill the title. Rather it poses the question: "[...] what would a histo…
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Comment #18863704
TL;DR I could not find the answer directly in the article but in spotted it in the URL: elon-musk-is-really-really-excited-about-his-starship Edit: typo
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Comment #18607914
Not been in your position, but what truly spoke to me was the book by Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton, titled: Happy Money: The Science of Smarter Spending In short: The key lies…
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Comment #18588580
During their time as black market administrators, the Dutch police only banned one product on Hansa: the highly dangerous opioid Fentanyl. https://www.wired.com/story/hansa-dutch-p…
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Comment #18568055
My introduction was in BASIC (sinclair zx80), I started my profesional life as COBOL coder, in the meantime I reversed ASM to "unlock games". I can asure you that in every step all…
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Comment #18542107
A person who send their resume with no directly relevant experience (being fresh out of school) but listed an array of holiday jobs that got me intrigued. During the interview, it …
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Comment #18532185
This is the 12th time (see: past) that this subject has been linked. The 3rd time this exact link (ietf.org) has been posted. Except for emotions: do we realy expect a new and exci…
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Comment #18509395
No idea why you are getting downvoted, since this perfectly acceptable explaination of a 0-day.
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Comment #18299926
1: It's easier to pronounce 2: Because it's easier to pronounce all foreigners use it 3: Because it's easier to pronounce and all foreigners use it, it is easier to use (If I intro…
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Comment #18255296
Googled around a bit for How to disable (limit) TLS session resumption, but that did not get me further then that this is actually done in the TOR Browser (also mentioned in the ar…
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Comment #18255223
Yes, on IOS. Love it for casual browsing (I use the anonimity by default) and am happy to be greeted by the "Hey you are a first time visitor of our site, please accept the cookies…
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Comment #18247272
And when that proxy is worth it's salt, it shall detect attempts to tunnel plain ssh over said ports. This is 2018, anyone who can bypass their corporate proxy with that example, s…
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Comment #18246782
Yeah, not a word about "people who receive such mail will be billed additional fees". It mentions that the sender in China will be charged more over time. Quite a difference.
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Comment #18246417
> This is why sometime this year people who receive such mail will be billed additional fees increasing slowly over the next few years. Interesting, got a source for that?
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Comment #18219374
Only the police is driving ipv6 hard in the carrier market (since tracing back connections via CGN is hard if not impossible). There is little to no incentive to change a well work…
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Comment #18083637
Although Switzerland does have an ambassy there (In 1919, Switzerland opened a Consulate, its first diplomatic presence, in Iran.) the travel advice ((see 1))not translated to Engl…
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Comment #18065116
For whatever it is worth: Cloudflare, I totally love your geekyness. @cloudshell:~$ nslookup 1.1.1.1 Non-authoritative answer: 1.1.1.1.in-addr.arpa name = one.one.one.one. And your…