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by adriancr 4y ago
last time i tried that i got a 'please repeat' a couple times and call closed. On the other hand, calling a bank and saying you'd like to report fraud to the prompt directs you really fast to customer support.
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by adriancr 4y ago
Google for paid products has phone support. From a quick check, 2-3 min answer time for calls or chat from google one on cheapest plan. If you use the free option, the no support is given which is fair, you're not a customer
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by adriancr 4y ago
I would argue automated call centers are a problem. If you end up needing to call someone since you've exhausted all other avenues you do want to talk to someone. At that point you will either: - waste a lot of time navigating prompts
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by adriancr 4y ago
use IRC to give it commands and see logs so vpn is not always on (i.e: when you want vpn, you tell it to connect to an external IP, perhaps spin up a vm for that). Don't expose it directly as it would be easy to flood it into submissio
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by adriancr 4y ago
One use case is probably as gateway, I could put IRC on it and wireguard and have an emergency entry into a network.
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by adriancr 4y ago
This is awesome, any benchmarks on bandwidth so far?
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by adriancr 4y ago
In your scenario I would predict that 70-80% of russian nukes and missiles malfunction due to poor maintenance / disobedience / sabotage / some existing only on paper / pre-emptive strikes due to intelligence of imminent
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by adriancr 4y ago
It's losing incredible amounts of money... how is it possible to still have 650M market cap when you lose almost as much money as you have revenue... and next year doesn't look that much better...
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by adriancr 4y ago
1. If i start seeing ads I will investigate. So it would be painfully obvious whatever they do. 2. When I buy I check reviews and avoid 4/5g or sidewalk. 3. If bought by mistake - return. 4. If left with no choice then: - I will buy bu
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by adriancr 4y ago
> I've often told my partner a lot of his "smart home" devices are solutions in search of problems "smart home" things are usually hobbies at small scale, and you never know if something ends up being useful&#x2F
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by adriancr 4y ago
> I have been thinking about incorporating similar thing for my unbound/nsd stack through client tagging That's a nice idea, ping if you do get it working. > How do you maintain the white list of domains for netflix/pri
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by adriancr 4y ago
I made my tv semi dumb via a dns whitelist and some firewall rules. Set up code to do dns forwarding/dropping on a raspberry pi pico for fun and its been working great. Only allows netflix/prime/disney+ and so far no ads. ht
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by adriancr 4y ago
> China occupies Taiwan They're not even remotely capable of doing that before US intervenes. Taiwan is a heavily fortified island with unfriendly geography and a massive high tech army.
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by adriancr 4y ago
when can i buy it in europe?
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by adriancr 4y ago
You don't see how mandatory internal trainings with cost associated to them are predatory/fraudulent? And no, of course he did not know, do you think a company such as that advertises that they are taking advantage of you?
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by adriancr 4y ago
> I have been saddled with debt of over 7K$ for in the job training but I see absolutley no problem with this. Had a friend in a similar situation at start of his career. He saw no problem until he found out he was making 50% what peers
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by adriancr 4y ago
This is why candidate status exists and goals for aligning... Why do you imagine joining would be instantaneous? > Ukraine is extremely far from EU accession standards. It was very nearly a failed state in the early 2010s. That's wh
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by adriancr 4y ago
Why do you feel the need to share your hateful/bigoted and absolutely wrong opinions? There is indeed an intense propaganda campaign, but it's coming from Russia and unfortunately you seem to be repeating their talking points. Joi
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by adriancr 4y ago
Imagine having a competitor receiving billions to take over the market, no oversight. They can afford to operate at a loss long after all competitors are bankrupt. Competing against them would be foolish. To get an idea of long term damage,
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by adriancr 4y ago
If you buy something you own it, you don't subscribe for physical things. That's the outrage, double dipping from manufacturers. If I buy a car with heated seats physically there then i own them. On that note, if someone just enab
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by adriancr 4y ago
I've actually done this multiple times on google maps - search along route is the feature
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by adriancr 4y ago
or use common sense, why switch to a dirt road from a highway in the middle of nowhere australia...
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by adriancr 4y ago
I love them, fun challenge, get to experiment with something new. (either by my choice or by requirements) You also get an idea of what company cares about and if its a good match for you. If you move to next step you did something right, i
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by adriancr 4y ago
Defending countries against agression is always worth it. So, yes, if China starts a war it's worth teaching them a very painful lesson so in the future we'll have peace. This threat is what ensures peace right now as well, if it
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by adriancr 4y ago
probably simpler explanation - google did not pay those publications for advertising so they're doing fud
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by adriancr 4y ago
One local shop has 30 days return period, another has 100 days, no questions asked, you get money back. (i usually just say i dont like it and thats the end of it) In EU by law anything sold online can be returned in 14 days. (with some exc
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by adriancr 4y ago
It's a bit confusing to me why people use amazon in europe... Amazon where I live delivers in 1-2+ weeks and has prices which are similar or more then local shops. Local shops deliver next day, have excellent warranty and customer serv
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by adriancr 4y ago
they could reduce level of corruption to find the money and reduce tax burden to keep people from leaving.
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by adriancr 4y ago
> Essentially it forks the process. That is a neat idea, I'll definitely use it in the future where possible. > The original “keeps going” unaffected That's not really the case, copy-on-write pages means any write after the
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by adriancr 4y ago
> and then has been ignored They're not ignored, most are just not feasible in production due to both performance and memory overhead. They're still used for tests to check for issues (valgrind?) If you can point to something

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