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Comment #28909138
I really hope the magsafe cable is not fixed to the power brick, it is the only bad memory I have from magsafe 2
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Comment #26092418
A big shout out to Paul Hegarty, one of the best teachers I've ever had, even though I've only attended his online classes.
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Comment #25918001
Yes, you can do that via whitelist/blacklist: https://docs.pi-hole.net/guides/misc/whitelist-blacklist/
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Comment #25779555
After a few failed attempts to migrate from Google as my default search engine due to poor results, a couple of months ago, I decided to give DDG another try. Been using daily sinc…
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Comment #21060351
As @theandrewbailey mentioned, DNS is light protocol, I guess even older PIs would handle it pretty well. But, as a permanent solution, I would opt to set up on a VM/Docker so that…
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Comment #21059162
Go for it, it's really worth the effort, even if it is a small one, with the bonus of being fun (at least for me it is). I can't imagine setting up my home network without pihole, …
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Comment #20441135
No OP so I can't comment on his source, but I heard the exact same statement from a maintenance engineer who works on Boeing aircrafts for over 30 years ( https://www.linkedin.com/…
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Comment #20266400
I have 3 use cases for my RPi: -PiHole as an ad/tracking blocker (adding PiVPN tonight to VPN into my home network) -Plugging sensors to measure temp/humidity and controlling AC st…
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Comment #20263772
I have 2 use cases for my RPi: -PiHole as a ad/tracking blocker -Plugging sensors to measure temp/humidity and control AC (on/off) Still on my todo list: PiVPN to VPN into my home …
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Comment #20263566
PiVPN, if you have the need to remote access your home network: http://www.pivpn.io/
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Comment #20263401
https://medium.com/@ghalfacree/benchmarking-the-raspberry-pi...
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Comment #16688636
A bit off topic, but, is logging off from a facebook account in the browser enough to stay away from FB's radar or they can still track users through scripts running on others webs…
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Comment #14648802
Seems like there is a kill switch: https://twitter.com/PTsecurity_UK/status/879779707075665922
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Comment #13831413
I know, my intention is not to impose but to show him what exists and what can be done. I believe that if I do not do that, no one will. [Edit] I say that because I live in the cou…
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Comment #13830767
The child is my nephew. The reason I want to show him computer science is from my own experience. When I was a kid, I got my first computer before all my friends. Today, I realize …
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Comment #11613686
same thing happened last december: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10749129
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Comment #8810960
Looks very good Suggestion: when expanding the comments, add an option to Show All comments instead of just loading a few each time
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Comment #8471109
I don't ever remember the last time my MB Air crashed. I run Mavericks (10.9.5) + Windows 7 (parallels) edit: Mid 2012 Air, 2GHz i7, 8GB ram
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Comment #7293357
"Essential device protection The Galaxy S5 is IP67 dust and water resistant. It also offers a Finger Scanner, providing a secure, biometric screen locking feature and a seamless an…
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Comment #6433579
9/23/13 4:00 PM Gmail service has already been restored for some users, and we expect a resolution for all users within the next 1 hours. Please note this time frame is an estimate…
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Comment #6422562
Just tested it and It really allows me to make calls even with the phone locked.
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Comment #6411151
I've been using iOS 7 since beta 1. My first reaction was: "wtf are these colors?". Now, after some months using it daily I'm used to it and even started to like it.