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Comment #49163552
In my country it was even worse, most dsl use PPPoATM.
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Comment #49056385
I dont understand why people like a journalist working on things they dont want seized would carry this kind of data on their device at a situation like this (border crossing), I s…
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Comment #49050254
My photo library is around 700 gb.
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Comment #49041171
Lots of on street/car park charging, if there is government will it does not seem like much of a problem.
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Comment #48976443
Those android phones will have a abysmal performance. I don’t know this device but it’s perfectly possible that a feature phone like this will provide good performance for its limi…
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Comment #48960342
Same here
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Comment #48944975
notebook LM is still much much better at not hallucinating compared to claude and chatgpt.
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Comment #48917557
On the other hand he also did a ‘climate change is fake’ book (state of fear).
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Comment #48904188
Reviewers were nice to it because they knew it was DOA. It did have some good sides but it was in most ways worse than comparable iPhones and androids.
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Comment #48904065
Nokia was already in deep trouble before windows phone. If they did not go windows phone they would have ended up a android OEM (still better for them than what ended up happening)…
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Comment #48882022
But if it’s the isp delivered router they should carry the responsibility
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Comment #48862784
My bank will send nothing other than notifications to check their secure message server to my email.
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Comment #48862768
I used to be a mailbox.org customer. I find the proton webmail much much better usability wise.
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Comment #48827562
Is snooty a autocorrect for Synology or some other product?
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Comment #48815369
Less congestion in WiFi dense environments like apartment buildings due to the additional bandwidth and improved efficiency
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Comment #48777201
This was more like a fraud where they misled end users into running proxies.
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Comment #48777185
It certainly should be when the end users are not doing it on purpose.
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Comment #48774056
25 gigabit might be overkill for now as there is not a lot of end user equipment supporting it but 22 megabit would be painful for me. My family have a number of gaming PC's and a …
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Comment #48760322
They give you much better quotas, on the 20USD plan using opus you will quickly run into limits.
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Comment #48760253
Seriously, you dont see any difference? A agent is non deterministic and may delete or change you data as a normal matter of operations. A browser, barring bugs or security issues,…
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Comment #48683274
Running plex/jellyfin :)
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Comment #48656441
That seems to not hold up when checking. Fx according to https://daikinquebec.net/en/heat-pump/air-vs-water-vs-geothe... Air2air have a cop of 2.5 - 3.2 while air2water it’s 3.0 to…
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Comment #48655354
The uk gets cold enough that a air to water heatpump is a better heating solution.
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Comment #48626611
Since 1945 12 cops have been killed in the line of duty (excluding traffic accidents), mostly when responding to a violent crime (trying to stop bank robberies lead to 6 of those f…
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Comment #48626594
It would still (in most cases, your response have to be proportional to the threat) be a crime to use them against a intruder.