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Comment #20485668
While interesting, I would have an uneasy feeling messing with the WIFI AP on an airplane. Perhaps there is a U.S. law this type of conduct would fall under specific to being on an…
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Comment #20334782
Thanks for this. This solves my tmux / history problem. Commands from one open terminal were not available in the history command for the other terminal, if I had two terminals ope…
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Comment #20264327
If you are interested in stats, this is a great piece that expands on the overall issue. https://ourworldindata.org/plastic-pollution
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Comment #20263209
Western society may be a large consumer, but you are educating the wrong crowd if you want to make a difference. Higher income countries tend to do a much better job of recycling. …
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Comment #20136724
Great work -- something you should be very proud of. I was last there in 2006. I remember the tour guide telling me the building would be completed within 10 years. It is such a ma…
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Comment #20052483
could setup a small firewall (pfSense) that routes all DNS queries from connected devices to your own DNS server.
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Comment #20052442
I use ESXi and one of the VMs is pfSense. pfSense has an additional software package called pfBlocker, which is highly configurable and just plan awesome for blockings ads/trackers…
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Comment #20005362
The no commission model RH is providing is awesome and if they found a way to sustain that business model, great. The amount they have saved me (an avg trader with 25-50K) is well …
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Comment #19578861
> Investors are assuming the stock is on sale and this only impacts Boring for, what, a few weeks? Reminds me of the Equifax breach. Stock tumbles then recovers. Overall, it valida…
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Comment #19578851
If I recall, this boiled down to the FAA not having engineers who could properly test these systems.
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Comment #19386239
Perhaps the steep climb has to do with how the incident airports were setup? “Data released by the Sweden-based service suggested the aircraft had climbed almost 1,000 feet after t…
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Comment #18706471
Just from personal experience I’ve spent time opting out of these collections in the past. To include, people search websites only to find my information resurface months later. I …
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Comment #18652112
This afteraction also validates breaches are not a liability, in the end their sharevalue recovered nearly immediately.
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Comment #18649913
Yeah you are probably right, these 10,000 can probably be outsourced.
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Comment #18639278
Default installed on LM 19. It’s great
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Comment #18639236
As a non-google user, their chrome entanglement is what keeps me away. If MSFT does what you predict, I could see myself stepping away from Mozilla. More so because I like keeping …
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Comment #18635569
> Every 60-year should be taking senolytics today Other than this, what other rejuvenation therapies are you referencing?
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Comment #18630350
About the mirrors. Since it is a screen, would it make more sense to put the screen in the drivers field of vision? That way they do not need to turn their head away from the road …
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Comment #18596288
I’m happy with privacy.com I’m using two personal domains fo host my own email. One domain is purely for registration/junk purposes and it forwards *@junkemail.com —> junk@myemail.…
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Comment #18526853
https://www.torproject.org
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Comment #18440716
R715 might be a bit overkill. I use a RPI with docker. One container with vpn server and one container with pi hole. The pi hole container is not accessible outside the local LAN. …
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Comment #18375585
It all seems like a fuzzy memory now. My exposure to warez started with BBS then migrated to IRC/FTP. As a teenager during this time I remember how many enterprise networks were ea…
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Comment #18263756
The issue is how the process is perceived by the user. The average user is not going to understand why a new app has to be installed/purchased. It is perceived by mass as a bit sca…
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Comment #18263454
In this same vein, apps that goto v2 then v3 under new app names (i.e Omnifocus) also feel a bit scammy. I understand the monetize angle, but they could be alienating users with la…