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bobbob1921
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2y ago
I’m sure this will annoy some people, but two hurdles for me in adopting ipV6 is, #1-it’s difficult/impossible to memorize the long v6 addresses versus the easy to remember ipv4 addresses (both public and private addresses I’m referrin
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2y ago
I would guess it’s a bonus and part of their bonus structure and they agreed to the terms of any exit/departure, when they sign their initial contract. I’m not saying it’s right or that I agree with it, however.
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2y ago
This is absolutely correct, the text selecting/editing behavior on iOS 17 is unbearable. I remember reading a review or watching a video where someone said this is the type of problem that if Steve Jobs was still around would not exist
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2y ago
LOVE peaZip! What I especially like about it is in my experience it’s been very portable on linux, and the gui has always been portable as well. (it works on Tails - so it’s great for putting onto a USB stick that contains encrypted zip &
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2y ago
Very cool, didn’t know about this!
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2y ago
It was also a mikrotik - so of course, I could’ve done everything on that one. however, I had to show / prove to a client that the set up could be easily duplicated at other locations (and moved around) where everything else on the net
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2y ago
More so than the electricity of the GPU, is the electricity in cooling the GPUs heat. (In most cases cooling, in some cases, I’m guessing the heat might be a welcome bonus but that’s more rare)
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2y ago
A few years ago, when I was testing various VPN set ups for a project, one thing I would do is have a MikroTik firewall device (hardware) sit between my computer and my main router, it’s only purpose would be to block any traffic, not dst f
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3y ago
I have always found the analogy all the grains of sand on the beaches of earth to be something that helps accurately convey large numbers to myself and others. Somethings I’ve always wondered about this analogy: 1 – at what depth are they r
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3y ago
Any chance the area being referenced in relation to Germany is near the headquarters of a company named aaronia? They manufacture, high-end spectrum rf analyzers, and high-end drone tracking and jamming/drone disabling equipment. (As
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3y ago
Same here, I like the chatGPT web gui and use it on average once a day, I like how it keeps the chat history and auto names each chat session. (I’m on the paid 20$ a mo plan)
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3y ago
which also includes a small amount of solar apparently
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3y ago
As a back up to my large shell history, and using atuin w a self hosted atuin server), on most of my frequently used machines, I have a spunkUF running anyway, so I also have it logging/indexing .bash_history (to my offsite spunk serve
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3y ago
I’m self hosting my ATUIN server (although it is offsite so about 50 ms away), and have right at 100,000 items as shown by the command atuin status I don’t have any speed or lag issues, it comes up instantly and searches instantly. Fwiw. I
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3y ago
This made me laugh, because it’s so true. Of course then, the second rule of webfig is: you can’t even use webfig bc both web services have already been disabled
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3y ago
Exactly, I can think of very few tools/apps that are as effective and powerful as winbox. Not to mention that the entire program is portable and around a few megabytes in size) For probably the past 10 to 15 years there has not been a
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3y ago
Am I reading this correct in that they essentially are able to capture (what’s called commercially) a real time bandwidth “block” of around 350-450MHz? I’m getting the term realtime bandwidth (rtbw) in relation to a device such as this whi
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3y ago
One other note (and I haven’t read every reply here yet) – other than the anecdotal evidence of drive data loss, one way to 100% prove drive data loss is occurring, is if someone has an example of data, not showing up on Drive, but that sam
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3y ago
I suggest users look into cube backup, it’s great for local backups and versioning of G suite data. I’ve been using it for three or four years now, and couldn’t be happier. (Dev is very quick to reply and helpful.). Still just 5$ per year
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3y ago
Definitely a great move and idea. One thing people frequently overlook when buying higher end CAT x copper cable is the thicker the cable the more difficult (some cases impossible) to attach an RJ45 head/plug or Keystone type connector
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3y ago
Unrelated to drones (but is a hardware/software manufacturer)- I would like to call out Axis (as an Axis network cameras) as one of the rare positive lights in this mess. They clearly state how long their products will be software sup
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3y ago
while, the article does not make this clear, I assume that, when dealing with an infected rar archive, if you right click, and choose extract, the malicious payload does not get executed. It seems you only get infected if you double click a
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3y ago
Something people often overlook when comparing power usage of PC components, is that you often have to multiply the watt difference by 3x (or 4x) when you factor in cooling (air conditioning I mean, in regards to how to dissipate that heat
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3y ago
(And that/if it’s stable ! Prime95)
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3y ago
DFI LANPARTY !! What a motherboard! I still remember it’s physical buttons for reset, and power on and off, which were entirely new at the time (and super useful Btw)
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3y ago
Thanks, to be fully accurate, it’s 6X 4K monitors normal orientation,, and 2x 2560p - 29 inch widescreen type monitors both rotated vertically , and touching each other (via one of those $60 or so floorstanding 40 inch tall dual monitor mou
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3y ago
Im also a recent to firefox from Chrome convert recently (win 11). My reason is UI latency related, and my used case is a tad unique. As a network engineer, and system administrator, my daily PC is very high end enterprise hardware and run
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3y ago
Same for me on Reddit (page not found)- Also hn is throwing occasional “can’t serve your request” errors
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3y ago
Agreed, pretty annoying when I’m trying to upload a unlisted screen cast or something under one minute to send to a specific person, and then, when I send it to him, they don’t have the ability to seek or easily restart the video. I know it
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4y ago
Agreed. I have seen several cases were the recent short cert lifetime has made sites/services less secure as the devs either skip encryption entirely or are running with expired certificates. (I’m referring to small, seldom maintained
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