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kyriakos

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    Comment #49264288

    general question: is there an alternative to archive.is ? it seems to be blocked in my country.

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    Comment #49238849

    It doesn't work with tailscale. Won't prompt you to go through the web sign in.

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    Comment #49238844

    I don't use it for work I use it for my private projects and this allows me to work on them even when I'm commuting which used ti be wasted time.

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    Comment #49238834

    I frequently use openchamber on the go. It's very good at this.

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    Comment #49156237

    Unfortunately Hollywood been feeding us human generated slop for a long time already. Transition won't be hard.

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    Comment #49141979

    I think you are either pretending that you don't understand or can't understand what I'm saying. At which point did I mention apps? Anyway this discussion is over.

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    Comment #49141413

    I don't think I said anything about trust. I was talking about content delivery. All the things you mentioned before are avoided using this method of delivery.

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    Comment #49141110

    They are making money out of this. Subscription is like a month's Netflix for a year's access to everything. Multiple "providers" offering this which means there is money to be mad…

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    Comment #49130956

    It hasn't plateaud but the generational leaps are definitely getting smaller.

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    Comment #49130945

    No there are services that provide global cdn access to torrents. Your provider sees https traffic from your closest cdn edge. You don't share back at any point. These things are a…

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    Comment #49110290

    post refers to apps. how about browsers? will this allow browsers to block content based on the user's age ?

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    Comment #49017525

    I've seen a lot of open networks in stores, cafes and malls in my country too but on most occasions they at least take you to a captive portal to accept their TOS or ask you to ent…

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    Comment #49005093

    interesting. any idea why?

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    Comment #49003490

    Who runs open WiFi networks in 2026?

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    Comment #49003481

    Don't connect your TV to the network. Use an external device for smart features like firestick, Apple tv, Google streamer etc (there are open source options too if you look around …

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    Comment #48863626

    In Cyprus that means no work for more than half a year.

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    Comment #48654908

    Normally you don't have your savings connected to a debit card.

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    Comment #48654900

    Only time ever used a credit card was to rent a car in Italy cause they didn't accept debit cards.

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    Comment #48249448

    petition to use Euro symbol when coding PHP in EU.

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    Comment #48124294

    Don't want to get into political discussions but isn't ITAR about defence tech?

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    Comment #48121210

    Cyprus I get "The owner of this website (spacex.com) has banned the country or region your IP address is in (CY) from accessing this website."

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    Comment #48117165

    Page banned in my country apparently

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    Comment #48075870

    You have a good point but the thing is its hard to separate speculation, educated guesses and actual facts. There is so much propaganda mixed with fake news these days. You can't b…

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    Comment #47748025

    $200 hardware only? my main concern with storing photos locally is the need for a NAS. Even at 2-3TB you still need: a NAS device, 2-3 hard drives and the mini pc to run immich + p…

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    Comment #47380349

    No they are actually quite cheap considering how many pages you can get from a refill bottle.