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by ev1 4y ago
my guess is umatrix, addonsmozillaorg
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by ev1 4y ago
As a normal business traveler I have been in more than one "smoke filling up hallway" situation and found fire exits locked or barricaded to prevent ingress. I think a LOT of this is reasonable. The "know your area before you
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by ev1 4y ago
90% of it is anti-root or tracking code
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by ev1 4y ago
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3256803408560538.html is $16.90 from the sipeed store
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by ev1 4y ago
Haha it's all good, no worries :) It's just really frustrating that there are entire classes of restaurants I can't eat at while on business trip or similar. They will not even just charge me an additional fee or charge me fo
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by ev1 4y ago
One of the most annoying things to me is not being allowed to dine alone, lonely or not. Many korean bbq restaurants explicitly require 2 or more people to permit you to dine in, which is annoying as fuck.
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by ev1 4y ago
I think this is reasonable, honestly. It's disrespectful of my time to do this on an async medium preventing me from preparing materials, finding source, or whatever else I need before a meeting instead of having to do it there.
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by ev1 4y ago
As someone that has worked both remote and onsite customer service and tech it's kind of a wild difference. If I didn't flag myself unavailable or "sign off" even to take a short WC break it would start notifying supervi
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by ev1 4y ago
There is a difference if it is your own vs corporate hardware: MDM can enable wifi remotely, then do a location scan against wifi networks nearby (ostensibly this is for theft purposes)
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by ev1 4y ago
> - The government on the other side is the one you really have to worry about. Locals in Mexico City, all over South America, Bali, Thailand, Vietnam and really all over the world are pissed with these "digital nomads" (read:
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by ev1 4y ago
They don't, it's a page that's intended to look like cloudflare for ... unknown reasons? They do a lot of other very suspicious things to users.
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by ev1 4y ago
> I bet Verizon and ATT are salivating the ability to lock down the eSIM. I already have to deal with this bullshit. ATT has a device whitelist that they refuse to deviate from - you cannot just put a SIM into any device you want. ATT al
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by ev1 4y ago
If the 800x600 is on the right and a window opens in it, you can alt-tab to it or click it on the taskbar, then just hit win+leftarrow until it appears on the correct monitor. Same for win+rightarrow if other way around. Should not need to
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by ev1 4y ago
Yeah none of these are ad networks, they are literally gifs uploaded to the site's wp-content folder like a normal blog post.
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by ev1 4y ago
I received this email to a CCPA "removed" email address.
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by ev1 4y ago
I think back in the day, that six or seven seconds was likely someone learning, someone playing around with something, but these days people are signing up millions of accounts to try to mine shitcoins six seconds at a time.
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by ev1 4y ago
For low-traffic niche content that might not be a cache hit in the first place in every region? I wouldn't bother. Unless you use storage at the CDN - which is probably very not cost effective for you.
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by ev1 4y ago
To harass you into downloading by hiding the "open in browser" link when you click a zoom url.
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by ev1 4y ago
Thanks, I hope it was useful! The printing thing is an interesting point, because I hear from older people that everyone used to have to type up and turn in their assignments printed out, and handwritten items were refused. For a long time
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by ev1 4y ago
> parking garages, theme parks and malls routinely do this as well. Yep. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/07/eff-responds-vigilant-... https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/07&#x2
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by ev1 4y ago
This is my gen z experience, I hope you find it somewhat insightful: - Your first computer given to you was probably a Chromebook at school. It is your browser. Every app is a web page. Docs, Sheets are all web pages. If you were rich or pr
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by ev1 4y ago
Yeah, but it's still kind of a shitty move.
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by ev1 4y ago
Some companies don't give you a choice ;) Digitalocean TOS, not changable and required on signup: 2.3 You grant us permission to include your name, logos, and trademarks in our promotional and marketing materials and communications.
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by ev1 4y ago
I think phrase you are looking for is "merchant of record"
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by ev1 4y ago
In this case, this wasn't recycled - his is actually decades old
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by ev1 4y ago
This is a mailing list. Subscribe and point it to something that can ingest messages, similar to how you would pipe support@ to a helpdesk and auto-create tickets.
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by ev1 4y ago
I think this might be related if it was a port. My numbers from Twilio and other services are all either Bandwidth or Onvoy or Peerless and refused (all of these are basically pure VOIP and have no reputation of landline or mobile).
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by ev1 4y ago
I'd be happy to pay but my god at least give me a rest api to curl by hand and not discord of all things.
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by ev1 4y ago
Yes. I had to close my eBay account last year. They would not take my Google Fi or non-voip.ms VOIP number. Using my VOIP number also immediately got my Twitter account banned before making a single post. It's annoying as hell because
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by ev1 4y ago
eBay and etc all ban these. It's not a "supported" issue.

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