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by dylz 7y ago
I have the same problem with eBay - 99% of the results are stuffed with incomprehensible trash, non OEM "not genuine" knockoffs, copy paste paragraphs of every possible model, just to keyword stuff. Especially for things like lapt
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by dylz 7y ago
There is no captcha. It's a fake page meant to harass certain referrers.
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by dylz 7y ago
I've had some utterly ridiculous situations, like having an CCTV capture a package being delivered, the driver taking a picture of the delivered package for tracking, and then the driver leaving with it. I've also had them deliver
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by dylz 7y ago
Honestly, by 2018 it should be something like 50/50 or 100/50 as a minimum.
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by dylz 7y ago
Who said anything about you having to pay more? At least here, in the market that I can choose between FTTH and ADSL1 from the same provider, there's a 990 Mbps difference for the _same price_. Though - my personal opinion is that old
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by dylz 7y ago
Agreed. Honestly, (plain) ADSL shouldn't even be a thing anymore.
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by dylz 7y ago
I am not a fan of AT&T, but it appears what they didn't want included was their ADSL1 speeds, which are probably utter rubbish for obvious reasons. The problem here is that there are people still on those plans.
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by dylz 7y ago
engadget is owned by advertising.com or the same company; they redirect you through it for first party cookie drops for better user tagging.
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by dylz 7y ago
They seem to use Postmates as their delivery partner, which amuses me a bit. The subreddit for drivers has all sorts of puzzled and annoyed posts about it, like customers not expecting someone from PM and turning them away or ignoring them
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by dylz 7y ago
They already do free 1-2 hour delivery for $500 iPhones.
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by dylz 7y ago
Probably a few minutes, and then 4 million lawyer hours for review.
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by dylz 7y ago
This is being done in EU anyway. IIRC I've seen several third party vendorssay that this type of tracking is legal under GDPR to justify 'anti fraud activities' like tracking users and sharing access to their data with other
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by dylz 7y ago
> What's a charitable reason that stops even a supposedly privacy-concerned niche browser like Brave from implementing opt-ins for these things? In my experience, blocking these everywhere globally as a default will result in being
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by dylz 7y ago
SSN and hard pull at all postpaid carriers, even if you bring your own phone. Most major[0] stores I've seen check ID at checkout time before activating a prepaid SIM. [0] Go to any immigrant-dense area, look for a corner store, and yo
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by dylz 7y ago
I would imagine it didn't help their case that the author of the tool happily endorsed this external plugin?
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by dylz 7y ago
This looks like bog standard RAT software. I don't imagine any legitimate or valid use cases. Nothing special or unique as far as I can tell?
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by dylz 7y ago
If you're hosting warez streaming, any non-US/western EU coutnry?
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by dylz 7y ago
This was pulled at the registry level: Registrar: NIXI Special Projects Registrar IANA ID: 700066
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by dylz 7y ago
I do want to say I've been following the Github repo for a while now, and every time I notice a new update I get very excited, then disappointed because it's just a one line documentation change, haha. Giving it a listen now thoug
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by dylz 7y ago
Do you think with the new Laravel stuff, 2) might be more feasible? I write a surprising amount of PHP for fun (not work/profit, so not really critical either) and IME Laravel has been incredibly easy to port out, with native config fi
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by dylz 7y ago
At this point it's completely diverged from the SaaS version, and is not similar in any way, correct? Are you porting the SaaS version? Would you be willing to do some kind of paid "license" to run the SaaS version locally?
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by dylz 7y ago
Has the open source version that's actually usable on prem for privacy-conscious sites been completely shitcanned at this point? I haven't seen or heard any updates at all about it and every link to it has been removed from the si
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by dylz 7y ago
This is only on v2. v1 can't do this otherwise.
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by dylz 7y ago
Sharktech/Nobistech is basically just Leaseweb, a VPS/dedicated server company. I don't believe it to be particularly linked. And "No 31 Jin-rong Street" is like multiple /8's worth of users, China's
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by dylz 7y ago
This is because of 95th percentile spikes most likely.
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by dylz 7y ago
Yeah, this is really not a good thing on the Authy part. You should not need to activate it with a phone number.
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by dylz 7y ago
No 2FA other than mandatory phone number? This is a really, really bad thing. (+ forcing proprietary app?) Can't find list of hostnames to use with OVPN, seemingly
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by dylz 7y ago
Do you support CNAMEing so I can use a joke domain I own for image hosting?
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by dylz 7y ago
It's usually cheaper to just get another dedicated server and make sure it's in a different DC zone.
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by dylz 7y ago
It's 1G "somewhat-shared" unmetered per dedicated and 20TB on their VMs. I don't believe they've ever offered a 3 TB option. Good choice though, their NVMe is also really nice on the VM line.

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