cr3ative

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by cr3ative 5y ago
512GB should be enough for most people ;-)
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Oh christ, no.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Rather on-the-nose that the first differentiating point is "access to customer data".
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Seeing as the author is trying to sell the idea of "Make Exponential Earnings With medium", I'm guessing they indeed were correctly banned from Reddit for being a spammer. It's rather telling that all the examples are th
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by cr3ative 5y ago
In case it's helpful to you, you can ADB over the network to your Android TV and uninstall packages which are annoying to you. I'd wager there's one which this prompt comes from. I have disabled all but the essential apps (fo
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Got it, don't connect the stolen TV to the internet. Just plug in a Fire Stick, Apple TV or what have you. Fortunately, that's good advice in general anyway.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
I don't think that's true - Google One (which I subscribe to basically just to have a support fallback) offers this: https://one.google.com/about/support?hl=en_GB "Live chat, email or call us".
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Define "perform". Power efficiency? Raw processing speed? Both?
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Don't forget the other important point: very willing to jump through many laborious hoops in order to work for said company, which self-selects quite a unique group.
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Have you seen crypto?
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by cr3ative 5y ago
The ATC/crew communication and mapping of the incident can be seen on this YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCQE77K8GUw
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by cr3ative 5y ago
There's no flawless system; all you need to know really is that it'll have some downtime sometimes. If this is unacceptable to you... > any actions I might need to take An alternative CDN setup you can switch to when there are
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by cr3ative 5y ago
Nobody said how quickly, to be fair
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by cr3ative 6y ago
What kind of details? It's all pictured really - find the memory or storage chips, replace the chips. It's difficult/impossible without specialised tools, but nice that the OS accepts this modification without throwing a wobb
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by cr3ative 6y ago
There are plenty of VDSL modems which can be interfaced with a router of your choice.
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by cr3ative 6y ago
Depends on the tenancy agreement, some are bills included, some are not.
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by cr3ative 6y ago
Oh tremendous.
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by cr3ative 6y ago
As per the article: "[..] if there's less footfall than expected in one location, the wooden containers can easily be picked up and tested elsewhere"
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by cr3ative 6y ago
Many shops have a barrier/qualification to entry; membership at Costco for example. Smartphones are now cheap as dirt. The bigger problem would be having a bank account.
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by cr3ative 6y ago
In performance tests, our power hungry processor is faster in some cases! In battery life tests, our economical processor is just about as good in some cases! No, they're not the same processor. Why do you keep asking?
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by cr3ative 6y ago
It's issued by GTS CA 1O1 for me. Umbrella sounds like a security thing on your network: https://umbrella.cisco.com/
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by cr3ative 6y ago
Good point, that is true.
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by cr3ative 6y ago
The only problem with that is that it won't be able to reliably carry Thunderbolt 4 speeds. Most of those connectors are "USB-C" which is achievable, but I haven't seen any (verified) Thunderbolt 3 magnetic connectors, e
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by cr3ative 6y ago
So weaponise it and get your money from the bug bounty programme. Put up or shut up. ;)
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by cr3ative 6y ago
This... isn't a fact. It's the opposite from what I've read - the architecture is just as important as the smaller nm process. This post is good reading on the matter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2525
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by cr3ative 6y ago
DigitalOcean have a HackerOne programme which... is a much better way of getting an issue like this flagged in a reasonable manner. I'm not surprised the account got banned. https://hackerone.com/digitalocean
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by cr3ative 6y ago
No, the MPTCP part of the link is between the router and the VPS. The end application doesn't see this.
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by cr3ative 6y ago
This project is truly an outstanding bit of open-source software. I'm using it to bond two VDSL2 connections together; both sync at 79mbps and via OpenMPTCPRouter and a £3/mo VPS I get 140mbps download speeds.
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by cr3ative 6y ago
Call yourself whatever you want. There's no need to gatekeep a title which means so little in the first place.
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by cr3ative 6y ago
There is no security team which you may speak to.

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