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by devicenull 18y ago
Would you trust this network anyway? I wouldn't. It would (by necessity) be a public network, meaning no encryption, meaning everything you do can be viewed by your neighbors. I imagine it would become a major source of phishing/spam emai
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by devicenull 18y ago
This has been a problem in every online game with a serverlist that I know of.. It's quite funny as it's gotten extreme enough that some of the names are just spaces.
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by devicenull 18y ago
Even if my friends wanted to invite me to something, I would rather it come from them saying "hey check out this site" via some IM network, rather then an form email from the website. I get too much spam as it is, I don't want advertisement
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by devicenull 18y ago
It's not really for the double encryption. It has a big advantage in that you don't need to open SSH up to the internet, only to your VPN server. Even though you may have perfectly secure passwords, why expose SSH to the internet if you d
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by devicenull 18y ago
There are reasons for this.. the biggest one I can think of if someone wants to cancel for some reason that can be fixed. Maybe they can't figure out how to use a feature, or they've run into a bug with a fairly easy fix. If you've got au
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by devicenull 18y ago
I'm not sure I see the problem here.. click the Google icon, choose manage search engines, then "Get More".. Sure it's a few extra steps, but it's not like the browser forces you to use google.
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by devicenull 18y ago
Now if only we could completely turn heat into light. Wouldn't that make for a interesting heatsink on a computer? I forsee: Oh man, my computer is too bright
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Why does the unknown/expired url page suck?
5 points by devicenull 18y ago|1 comments
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by devicenull 18y ago
I'm in the process of switching from a tech school to a liberal arts school.. My main reason is this: At the tech school, I'm constantly surrounded by computers. Now, after 2 years in, I'm getting pretty tired of that... to the point where