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Recently switched back to Firefox (Nightly) from being an early Chrome adopter. Really haven't found any issues compared to Chrome. Performance is supposedly worse, but nothing I have been able to notice in my workflow. Not sure if it&
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Rolling release doesn't mean bleeding edge... Sounds like some of you never update
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6y ago
Curious why people on here seem so abrasive to this so far. Have had a few work loads on Stream, and updates are just as "boring" as expected from CentOS. I seam to have more issue at work dealing with older versions of packages o
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6y ago
I hate that across the highway near by (Houston) is ATT Fiber with 1G up and 1G down for around a 100$/month. I moved across the highway, and now stuck with Xfinity coaxial 1GB down and around 50MB up if I am lucky for 150$/month
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6y ago
Interesting, seems similar to Cloudflare One that was announced the other day. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24753940
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Question as this was before my time. Was Usenet considered public or secure (possibly a foreign idea back then with computing)? Curious if there are any security implications to large archive projects like this, especially considering how e
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6y ago
I remember a Hacker News post that many of the top Firewall vendors suggest disabling UDP over port 443. Apparently it's hard for packet inspection, restricted browsing etc in the enterprise space. Have there been any leaps in Firewall
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I don't think any country should be able to police the web, or control what can/cannot be for encryption... But the fact this is for children will make it hard to get non-tech people to care.
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Surprised they would built it up North near Duluth and Park Rapids, and not further South. Imagine a city this large between the Twin Cities and Des Moines. I am curious if the taconite mines would have blocked or endorsed this. One one han
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I have been forcing myself to use Firefox the last two months. Ignoring some performance issues on Google branded sites, I have yet to experience any incompatibilities. The reason I am going back to Chrome is bookmark usability and Chromeca
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6y ago
Am I missing something, or will they make the videos available in an archive later?
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7y ago
Would be freaking awesome if Wells Fargo understood this...
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7y ago
Not sure how factual Adam Ruins Everything is, but his skit on taxes is pretty damning for tax software companies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj4anUL-LvY
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7y ago
Porn is inevitable though even with the laws... I think the parent is referring to people making games and writing stories based on popular franchises. Look at game companies stopping fan made games. I remember hearing about a fan remake of
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7y ago
I question if this optimized to be ran on top of ClearOS. I agree the RnD would be better for all if they worked with Upstream.
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8y ago
I must not be understanding something... Does this still allow whitelisted machines to connect, or is this just a troll thing to do?
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8y ago
Wow, I planned on only skimming the article because I figured it was clickbait... Loved every minute of this piece.
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As someone who has a homelab, I would be interested if there was an option to use your own hardware, and just subscribe to their email service. I would accept the "risks of having my own hardware" that they couldn't guarantee
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8y ago
I would love to see this on an LGR Oddware episode...
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8y ago
How SOL are you if you lose one of these? With 2factor QR codes, you can save the picture as a "backup" or generate backup codes through the service. I haven't carried a thumb drive in a while, but I personally have lost a co