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by 1over137 5y ago
"Works on Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris and OpenBSD." But notably missing: iOS.
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by 1over137 5y ago
>How likely are large manufacturers likely to react to this? Ruckus has updates out already: https://support.ruckuswireless.com/fragattacks-ruckus-techni...
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by 1over137 5y ago
I don't think it's so much the paying of programmers for maintenance, as the desire for forced-obsolescence, so they can sell new stuff.
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by 1over137 5y ago
Illumos is a BSD, so perhaps, like other BSDs, they don't want to rely on GPLv3 projects like (current) gcc.
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by 1over137 6y ago
>Your credit card is stolen and your bank disables it -> your network is dead. What are you describing here? I have a Ruckus Unleashed that I bought without a credit card and it works fine.
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by 1over137 6y ago
>Seems like there is nothing good out there Check out Ruckus. I've found their 'unleashed' stuff quite nice (no affiliation, just a customer).
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by 1over137 6y ago
>I have no idea who I’d turn to now for plug and play home networking. Not as simple as Apple's was, but Ruckus' gear is good.
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by 1over137 6y ago
>how powerless I am so do anything at all about it Don't eat seafood. The more that don't, the less fishing humanity will do.
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by 1over137 6y ago
pfSense is currently based on FreeBSD 12, not 13. And it only just moved to 12 a month ago.
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by 1over137 6y ago
>Luckily, the .app in most .pkg files can simply be extracted on the command line using xar Or for a GUI option: Pacifist from https://www.charlessoft.com/
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by 1over137 6y ago
These days a Mac basically is an iOS device.
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by 1over137 6y ago
The FreeNAS/TrueNAS GUI is quite nice. It's a whole system designed for file storage. It uses ZFS, which is probably the safest file system for your data. I highly recommend it.
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by 1over137 6y ago
So are these model iPhones inadvisable for hospital workers?
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by 1over137 6y ago
>But this tradeoff in the favour of user experience had made it easy for millions of people to set up their own website Indeed. And so many commentators here on HN (myself included) bemoan FAANG centralization and wish for decentralizati
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by 1over137 6y ago
Does it being a "foreign" company really matter at all?
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by 1over137 6y ago
But hasn't yet. Thus, it's good enough for git today.
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by 1over137 6y ago
>Wonder why I was downvoted... I suppose because Trump is against section 230, and everything Trump does is automatically bad.
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by 1over137 6y ago
They rewrite links?! Why? When?
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by 1over137 6y ago
macOS does not come with llvm/clang, you have to download Xcode, which you can't do anonymously, you need to create an account with Apple. Ages ago, macOS did actually come with gcc.
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by 1over137 6y ago
Users probably will overwhelmingly opt-in, but even losing a small percentage of users could lose more money than paying for some anti-Apple ads.
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by 1over137 6y ago
You can still create RAM disks with macOS. See `man diskutil`.
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by 1over137 6y ago
>If running a red light or stop sign is a $200 ticket in a car, it should be a $200 ticket on a bike. Why? They are different crimes. Cars are faster and heavier, thus will injure someone much more when misused.
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by 1over137 6y ago
Greenwashing, pure and simple.
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by 1over137 6y ago
This I guess? https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-announce&m=160744667011118&w=2
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by 1over137 6y ago
>Do I understand this correctly that if... You understand correctly. DoH mostly defeats pihole and the like. Presumably Google and other ad companies love this.
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by 1over137 6y ago
Anyone have any idea why they chose to require 'configuration profiles' here? Also, don't 'configuration profiles' require that your Mac have an associated AppleID?
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by 1over137 6y ago
Why on earth is a "configuration profile" required for this?
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by 1over137 6y ago
You're describing a 21st century bicycle. A 19th century bicycle wasn't so complicated a machine. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_bicycle
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by 1over137 6y ago
2021 you mean?
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by 1over137 6y ago
DNS is on port 53. So block outgoing port 53 except to your own DNS server. Likewise for DNS Over TLS (DoT), on port 853. The problem is DoH, which uses the same port as https (443) and so is harder to block.

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