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Comment #34183504
Same here, Aussie Broadband too.
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Comment #30788117
The infrastructure scale is not even in the same ballpark, or even neighbourhood. Besides the fact that you can't just "make" internet from a coal/petrol/etc generator somewhere ne…
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Comment #27928728
There's a subtle difference. One is designed to release that energy in a fraction of a second in a frangible metal casing, the other is designed to release it over a number of hour…
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Comment #27839076
As far as I can tell, there's a fair bit of difference between "decreed a crime" and "we've backed up a truck to the DC, and physically seized your data, do as we say if want it ba…
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Comment #27061281
I use rclone serve for this task: rclone serve http ./dir/or.file --addr :9000 File/s can be grabbed with curl/get etc or a browser
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Comment #26607485
If you have muted yourself, the host has a button that says "ask to unmute".
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Comment #26607477
Quickly unmute, then mute again.
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Comment #26471807
From my experience, if you are unmuted, and the host mutes you, they can unmute you again. If you mute yourself, the host is unable to unmute you.
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Comment #25914509
In that case, you'd understand the difficulties of providing a product or piece of software out of the box with valid certificates without user setup, as you've done (without runni…
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Comment #25801157
And how is ubnt supposed to do that, on your own domain, as you've done? I suspect you don't really know how any of this works.
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Comment #25743174
How does one have a valid TLS cert on a piece of software that uses a "localhost website"?