Saris

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by Saris 5y ago
iOS blocks access to the wifi info needed as I remember, it's why you don't really see any wifi scanner apps on it.
782.
by Saris 5y ago
This sounds like it doesn't have anything to do with Lightroom, but is instead file corruption caused by some kind of bug. Lightroom catalogs also don't contain any images, I think a lot of people are confused and think it does.
783.
by Saris 5y ago
The catalog only contains the edits and changes to an image, it doesn't actually contain any images. Lightroom can move or copy images to a new folder for you, but they're still just normal image files you can open with any suppor
784.
by Saris 5y ago
Is it not on the site maybe? So far I haven't been able to find anything but the 128GB option.
785.
by Saris 5y ago
Unless it's really specific content that wouldn't even be possible, I assume you just don't get your stuff backed up lol
786.
by Saris 5y ago
$99 a year for 128GB of backup space is really high, but I suppose it's partially paying for the OS updates or something like that? I also wonder about name confusion with Helm the Kubernetes management system.. That said it looks like
787.
by Saris 5y ago
I have a voip.ms number left over from another project, and it does support SMS although I've had fairly crappy luck getting it to work for services that need it for 2FA. Seems like there's no good option, as VOIP numbers are fair
788.
by Saris 5y ago
I'd be amazed if many people are using reddit via browser on mobile, when there are so many good open source reddit apps out there.
789.
by Saris 5y ago
This looks great, but there's no chance I'm going to use it on this detaspace service, since their website doesn't even explain what it does.
790.
by Saris 5y ago
The difference is you know what you set up, and could move it to another server if needed. This detaspace thing is like saying that Amazon S3 is self hosted because you can upload your own files to it.
791.
by Saris 5y ago
What is a "personal cloud" in this context? I can't see how I could have full ownership of it since I didn't set it up and have no idea how it works. It comes across as very 'black box' and hidden behind the sc
792.
by Saris 5y ago
It's not at all like self hosting it, sounds like it's just running on some servers located somewhere, and is completely unknown to the user. I'm also surprised it's that difficult to convert to self hosting, it makes me
793.
by Saris 5y ago
You still need to pass through a bank to convert it to anything usable.
794.
by Saris 5y ago
Agreed, I started with rack mount stuff and quickly moved away from it. Very loud and for the budget stuff frequently used by homelabs, very power hungry for not that much performance.
795.
by Saris 5y ago
With RES I've never seen new reddit, everything always goes to old.reddit.com
796.
by Saris 5y ago
What is a 'sats'? What is the list of services used for? This needs a lot more explanation built into the site!
797.
by Saris 5y ago
Everything else was/is much worse. Even years later it's still the only platform I know of that combines text chat rooms, voice chat rooms, and video streaming into one place, all accessible from your 'server' as they ca
798.
by Saris 5y ago
It's crazy how many instances are setup to be accessible from the internet, but they don't bother to secure it.
799.
by Saris 5y ago
It has no authentication by default, and it listens on all interfaces instead of just localhost by default. I used it for a while at home for a project, and setting up auth was quite a process, very difficult compared to most other database
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by Saris 5y ago
>There's no real reason to ever directly expose a database to the internet for 0.0.0.0/0 And open the host firewall too, there were quite a few layers of absolute incompetence involved here!
801.
by Saris 5y ago
It's crazy how much stuff is just no auth and listens on all interfaces by default.
802.
by Saris 5y ago
What's crazy is how many I come across that don't even have a single screenshot of their products UI.
803.
by Saris 5y ago
Yes, but you could also randomize your IPv6 address constantly too. Downside of CGNAT and NAT at home is difficulty of getting some services to work, or hosting a server.
804.
by Saris 5y ago
Yeah for some reason these types of articles almost always get something wrong and just make things more confusing for people that come across them.
805.
by Saris 5y ago
>"Using an unofficial charger damages your phone: True" >"Chargers have all sorts of controls that limit the amount of current delivered and stop it charging when the battery is full" They're wrong here. The c
806.
by Saris 5y ago
You can see from the screenshots that Google sent with the rejection that they have it loaded in Chrome. Most obvious indicator is the 40 other tabs they have open in their browser on the top right.
807.
by Saris 5y ago
>Cases like Airbnb would still get the boot with this strategy. Or likely anyone on CGNAT for their home internet, I don't think this would be a reliable detection method.
808.
by Saris 5y ago
And even where there is coverage it frequently barely works. Many of the mountain areas around me have great signal strength but we're lucky to get 100KB/s download speed.
809.
by Saris 5y ago
I see it as: Private = not sending data out of my device unless I want it to. Secure = resistant to someone trying to get into my device. They do overlap a bit, to be private a device needs some base level of security. But a device can be v
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by Saris 5y ago
Make sure HW acceleration is working, I've noticed firefox on linux seems to have it disabled more often than it should.

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