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    Comment #21425240

    I've been using tinc for quite while. How does it compare to Wireguard? One Tinc advantage is that it can run on an Openwrt router.

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    Comment #18173211

    Because the person with dementia does not have a stable level of cognition. It changes continuously. The article mentions this. At higher levels of cognition they will know whateve…

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    Comment #16879869

    It is no worse than email is now. In fact, it's better because only allowed clients can read messages authorized for them.

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    Comment #16170455

    Without NN won't ranking pages by "page speed" simply enhance the benefits of purchasing "fast lanes" near end points (on previously dumb pipes ;-) to those willing to do so?

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    Comment #15520730

    I agree. EquiFax deserves complete dissolution as a corporate entity. Much like Arthur Anderson dissolved itself after being caught as the approving auditor in the Enron scam. Corp…

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    Comment #15468191

    Z-wave and encrypted ZigBee controlled products work pretty well for in-home automation. Communication is encrypted between devices. The problem can be the Z-wave/ZigBee controller…

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    Comment #15462034

    Roku has made all the difference for many. It has most every streaming option including Amazon who refuses to work on Chromecast. It's easy compared to most other Internet Video St…

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    Comment #15461778

    Actually, they know their customer needs and wants. Their advertising and "in network" offers are brimming with all the appropriate wording and promises. They just don't provide go…

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    Comment #15461087

    Cable companies keep tightening the screws on Cable TV customers who in many cases will remain cable subscribers for broadband internet only..... But only because there are no othe…

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    Comment #15411002

    Rats! They didn't provide the old mouse pad with buttons above and below. The "click anywhere" mouse pads are a pain. And who wants to be stuck with only a iCore 7U processor?

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    Comment #15410734

    If space utilization is the issue then use a 2.5mm jack. Like Palm (before HP) did over 10 years ago. Waterproofing a jack is not any harder than doing it for USB. Eliminating the …

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    Comment #14424471

    In Portland Oregon many ADUs are converted unattached garages, finished attics, finished basements and more rarely converted garden sheds. Particularly, in the areas where much of …

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    Comment #14422204

    Existing stakeholders see more traffic, less parking, more noise and disturbance. Higher density housing generally creates more conflicts among residents. So existing residents alr…

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    Comment #12314349

    My preference was UUCP for USENET via 1200 baud modem circa 1983.

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    Comment #11657178

    That likely depends on what trade agreements exist between your country and the US. The dominoes could fall quite quickly.

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    Comment #11640712

    Fix the courts. Arbitration is not a a fair fix. At least if a case has merit and the aggrieved can find an attorney who will take the case on contingency. Attorneys don't take con…

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    Comment #11640684

    This is common. With Elder Care, if you did not agree to a Binding Arbitration agreement that usually also included a non-disclosure agreement that you would never disclose why you…

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    Comment #11640643

    Correct. If you waive "due process" via binding arbitration you also lose the ability to sue for malpractice. Do not be stupid do not sign contracts that require binding arbitratio…

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    Comment #11637145

    An area that Mandatory Binding Arbitration must be eliminated is elder care. It recently took our family a considerable amount of effort to find a good care either in home or a fac…

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    Comment #11506351

    We've seen this story before. It's as old as cross-platform software development tools. A platform vendor buys and kills closed source code that makes it faster and easier to make …

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    Comment #11469377

    The difference is that in this case Facebook controls the complete platform including access to the customers that your startup requires to survive and prosper. Paypal had independ…

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    Comment #11457210

    Yes, you too can be the next startup to place your complete destiny in the hands of an organization that owns the walled garden you are sharecropping, that can watch your every mon…

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    Comment #11428001

    This is just an expanded version of the press release for Dan Lyon's book. That being said there are plenty of startups that are like this. Thankfully, most are not.

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    Comment #11035294

    If every DC Starbucks is serving WiFi via a single network vendor like AT&T etc. then the surveillance is already in place. Particularly, if only metadata is being collected. A spe…

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    Comment #10595954

    Alas, even the omen.com domain is for sale. See: http://www.omen.com Chuck Forsberg was the kind of optimizing engineer we just do not see much anymore.