RouterRooter

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   by RouterRooter 8y ago

   yess port 443 for a https address, and port 80 for an http address. The impression i immediately had was that windows 10 system settings of an individual machine could be reached, across the web , using a URL just like any webbrowser and se
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   by RouterRooter 8y ago

   so this is not like the URL that would be typed into a browser? like this sort of thing: https://www.webopedia.com/TERM/U/URL.html
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   by RouterRooter 8y ago

   >Though if you do want to deep link into the Windows 10 Settings, it does allow deep linking through ms-settings URLs,< so would this be why Microsoft is very interested in having port 80 open for business? [aside from using 80 for up
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   by RouterRooter 8y ago

   I think of it as a way to collect all possible settings into one place, so you wont have to click around so much. It is ancient in practice but i think its handy to have as long as you know what each setting actually does or does not.
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   by RouterRooter 8y ago

   apparently, cell phone towers use triangulation to determine the location of a handset and decide if it is reasonable for the phone to be where it is based on last location and rate of travel. An example - handset apears to have moved at 80
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   by RouterRooter 8y ago

   I carry a photo of "TUX" in my vest pocket since windows 10 happened. My personal mission has included updrading as many systems from MSWin [x86/64] to GNU/linux distro, and supporting such additions to the "club&q