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10mo ago
They typically use different dns domain and subdomains or subpaths, because the same server cannot ingest analytics and stream data at the same time. So, keep roku.com but block scribe.roku.com
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10mo ago
https://pi-hole.net/
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10mo ago
My LG and Samsung TVs have never been connected to wifi. They don't complain at all.
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10mo ago
A plain old linux PC. It can be installed on anything. I do have to give up on HDCP and DRM some times, as mentioned somewhere else in this thread. But yes, you are right!
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10mo ago
It's bonkers to say the least and unacceptable.
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10mo ago
Amazing website and presentation of the story. Love it!
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10mo ago
Regardless of country, citizenship, "national security" arguments are always bad faith if pushed by the relevant "nation state"
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10mo ago
Do NOT connect a machine you don't have control over to the internet. Every machine these days will spy on you
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10mo ago
Tesla is not the least bad. Do you have that footage sitting in your car SD card or in cloud without access? Tesla is middle, if not worse
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10mo ago
This will also include said lawmakers too right?
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10mo ago
Just saying, this isn't said in bad faith, doesn't make it so.
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10mo ago
We don't need hypotheticals when we have enough actuals
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10mo ago
Where has that actually happened?
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10mo ago
Yes. Trying to get the reduced in US, is a joke.
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10mo ago
Ring! Please stop Ring cameras.... Ugh!!!
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10mo ago
Great. Let's stop using Ring cameras for security then
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10mo ago
This is a bullshit argument. At least the OS on iphones is american. For IOT devices it isn't the same.
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11mo ago
I did. Just because the herd says it's dead doesn't mean XSLT is dead or "bad"
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11mo ago
You don't own that device you paid >$1000 for because google deems it so
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11mo ago
It is certainly not dead. The dead thing should be forced obsoletion and vendor lock-in. Dead is a subjective term.
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1y ago
Same. My inlaws be rockin' ebay refurb lenovos with fedora for 6 years now
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1y ago
Yes they could do better, but who appointed Google "chief of web security"? Google can eff right off.
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1y ago
I love the web. It's the corporate capitalistic ad fueled and govt censorship web that is the problem.
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1y ago
AMEN! How is that taxing is easy, computed by govt yet people and rich people keep evading taxes, not showing taxes, finding workarounds through other orgs to reduce tax profile but as an individual you have so many restrictions
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1y ago
Been running the latest lineageos without google crapware on oneplus 6. It is amazing
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1y ago
PREACH. Sorry. I felt heard and seen!
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1y ago
too many false positives means you should reconsider what you call a false positive
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1y ago
Unix tools that are barely supported by an external community via brew or macports? Mac is not a dev machine. It is a dev hostile machine.
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1y ago
I come back to my work MBP M2 dead almost everyday and I have to leave it charged or wait 15 minutes for Mac to decide that it is okay to boot even when the power has been connected.
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1y ago
I came to chime in. I have hardware that apple chooses to willfully upsell me on repairing and $1500 for $35 keyboard repair. Apple as a company is still terrible at recycling and manufacturing obseletion. It is also a walled garden with no
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