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by Habgdnv 1y ago
Yes, my bad. It is actually a debit card. She uses it only for roblox right now. My point was to unwrap the secret of where these mystical roblox points came from and also make her feel empowered and independent.
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by Habgdnv 1y ago
I keep seeing people mentioning credit cards as a mean to verify one's age. My daughter is 11, but she have her own card with her own name since at least one year.
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by Habgdnv 1y ago
I owned a 3310. I remember going into the mountains for a week and didn’t even charge the phone beforehand, because the battery would last anyway. Back then I used to climb, and I remember how it fell out of my pocket from around 30m (100 f
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by Habgdnv 1y ago
Currently there are laws but not for hosting. Look at the contract of Steam for example or Ubisoft, or anything else - Q: What happens to your game collection if we shut down our servers? A: You own nothing and lose everything, GG! It is li
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by Habgdnv 1y ago
I have a lifetime Pastebin account that I hadn't used for some years. Last year I enrolled in a "linux administration" class and tried to use that pastebin (famous for sharing code) to share some code/configurations with
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
Is "Avatar" in the public domain now? I guess they just told a computer to simulate water, and no real creative work was done by humans?
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
The first thing i can think of is this: https://www.5snb.club/posts/2023/do-not-stab/ I never had Alexa and imagine I go now and buy one device, the first thing I can expect from it is to record me? Because I
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
As of now, such stricter certificate requirements only apply to publicly trusted CAs that ship with the browser. Custom-added CAs are not subject to these requirements—this applies to all major browsers. I haven't tested Firefox's
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
Imagine Kim Jong-un goes to a few police stations in North Korea. It might not work on the first try, but eventually, he manages to trick one officer into believing that Trump threatened him on Facebook. Now, the police of a given country c
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
I was late to reply but this question is good. Here's the answer why I do not trust my country and trust foreign countries. No offense please, it is just my thoughts and personal opinion after years if being treated well by my own gove
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
More than a decade ago I wanted to revenge my brother (something childish) and at that time he played online games. As packet loss would be too obvious and the games usually require low bandwidth the most viable fun option was to add some l
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
This article brings way more questions than it answers like: 1. Starlink has more than 20K customers, can I get Starlink at home? 2. A) What if I live somewhere remote and the nearest cable is 20 miles from home? B) If Verizon has
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
It should be something similar to the copyright law. For example if some movie studio makes a movie and I pirate it and share it with 1000 people they claim that i must pay 1000x$50 because they put a price of $50 for the movie i can give t
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
And what about revoking the certificate of mozilla.org 30 times instead?
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
You remember correctly. Nokia CEO got a speeding ticket for 116K euro 20 years ago was in the news.
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
The answer is simple: I have something to hide. I have many things to hide actually. Nothing of these things is illegal currently but I still have many things to hide. And if I have something to hide - I can be worried about many things.
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
I support jail time for cases like this, but with mandatory physical consequences (like a daily beating with a stick). Since that is kind of unrealistic (sadly), here's a more raelistic idea: In case a company goes bankrupt and brick
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
I have a single SPA deployed in my life. About 5-6 years ago. I did nothing to preserve the history, it was just working back then. Imagine how more polished are things now. I am thinking that people who are breaking the history should take
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
<sarcasm> A similar thing happened to me last month. My Ubuntu server suddenly started showing a countdown, warning that my firewall was blocking Canonical's ‘essential data’ pings and threatened to revoke my apt privileges. I ga
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
I'll try not to spark any debate and keep it brief—the article is aimed at people who consider themselves "power users." It might also be informative for those who don’t view themselves that way. If you learned what tracerout
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
I said that we tried this. They do not care about the announce. They care about what is injected into the routing table. We are announcing it but they see better path and drop us. And they also said that it should work that way - just annou
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
It is common practice for business subscribers (around UK) to get a /29 On the router we add a single /32 via the tunnel. I think even the cheapest 100bucks business plans from many ISPs come with /28 or /29. It is a c
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
Okay, looks like I will reply to a few of the comments to clarify things. I’ll give a concrete, real example. I worked at a company that hosted some web assets on-prem in one of their branches. They had a 1Gbps connection there. However, at
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
This is nothing new. A few years back, I implemented a very basic firewall rule: if I received a TCP packet with SYN=1 and ACK=0 to destination port 22, the source IP would get blacklisted for a day. But then I started getting complaints ab
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
I was a paying customer for a long time, and their spam campaigns were the reason for my cancellation last year. Now I am a happy Microsoft Visual Studio Pro subscriber again. (happy in quotes btw)
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
I've lived in Bulgaria, Ireland, and Poland, and I've never seen dirty eggs in the stores. Are you sure about that?
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
Just in case someone from American Lease is reading this, I’d be willing to migrate their servers for less than a million. Jokes aside, after reading the comments here, I doubt anyone with technical knowledge would believe this. Even with c
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
There were not many such apps. Probably I used the same app about 10+ years ago. And also I was leaving my phone somewhere in the room where I must walk to, so I can actually get out of the bed. On many occasions if someone ring me I can an
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
What a title: "DoNotPay has to pay." Can't they ask ChatGPT to write some objection and, at the end of the prompt, put "but make it look like it was written by a lawyer" and send that to the court to waive the fine?
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
I am running as many IPv6 only services as I can. All MY core services that I use daily are v6 only. At the end of 2024 i am still shocked to see how much new software does not work without ipv4. My most recent struggle was with Seq - the o

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