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Comment #46999509
I've only been given 1 free meal (by the manager). I just gave the entire difference as my tip. I was already going to spend the money, so why not make a random waiter happy.
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Comment #46474091
For devices where connectivity is more important, switch them from 2.4Ghz to 5Ghz to avoid microwave interference.
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Comment #46462190
User has one comment and their karma is listed as "14" in their profile.
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Comment #45789268
I'm just guessing, but I would say Intel CNVi. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNVi
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Comment #41670713
> No thank you, I can protect myself. There's surely some ways you're unprepared to protect yourself. Since you're unaware, you wouldn't be able to thank them. Ignorance is bliss.
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Comment #41614684
With enough of a "vibration pattern", it becomes a fingerprint.
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Comment #41238916
I paid $1000 cash for my Samsung Galaxy S10+ and the 5½+ years with it have been flawless. I was very hesitant to spend $1000 on my first smartphone but if it can easily last 5 yea…
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Comment #39787947
Have you played with "ionice"? Did it help?
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Comment #39647197
You seem angry while the person you're replying to seems calm.
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Comment #39636658
What's wrong with an Adolf Hitler AI? I wouldn't consider it weird to want to interact with said AI. Mein Kampf exists. Should it be banned?
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Comment #39238920
The telephone companies seem to actively push for you to get rid of your land line. My monthly bill recently dropped $75 ($50 for local-only phone service + fees like 911), when I …
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Comment #38430534
Which specific pages are you referring to?
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Comment #36913104
As someone who has carried a pocket knife for most of my life, I very rarely think of the knife as a weapon. When I was younger, me and my friends would throw knives at trees. Some…
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Comment #36860457
> You don't need to lure anything. Right. For example, in 2016, Shodan had sneakily infiltrated the NTP.org pool to harvest IPv6 IPs. The methods have obviously gotten more sophist…
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Comment #36857592
The scenerio I commonly see is a dual-stack (IPv4 & IPv6) router blocking all unsolicited incoming IPv4 packets (because of NAT), while all IPv6 LAN hosts will unintentionally be g…
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Comment #36853596
> And by the way, nobody, noone forbade you from having explicit firewall rules denying anything from anywhere, not explicitly allowed. Just like it is done in a proper IPv4 config…
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Comment #36852093
I worry about the loss of the implicit firewall that NAT offers. Network security audits of dual-stack networks far too often show practically no open ports on IPv4, because of NAT…
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Comment #34462246
Works fine here with Chrome 109.0.5414.85 on Android 12.
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Comment #33296815
Try to adhere to the Hacker News Guidelines. I apologize for being annoying but we all benefit from trying to make better posts. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html "P…
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Comment #33274615
Why is the article focusing on Mullvad in particular? All the complaints seem to be problems that any/all VPN providers suffer from.
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Comment #33211487
> Take a close look at how that question isn't answered. I think that's the joke. I prefer this non-answer over a long-winded bullshit answer that ultimately means nothing.
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Comment #33009035
> what would be accomplished by geoblocking a states's tourism site? Avoiding GDPR compliance problems?
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Comment #32970463
In case you're unaware, "goatse" doesn't have anything to do with goats or animals or anything good. Don't Google it.