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evulhotdog
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evulhotdog
1y ago
They were completely unwilling to negotiate with us at all, and it forced our hand to go other open source routes so we don’t get locked in again.
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1y ago
I yawned because I read this comment.
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evulhotdog
1y ago
I recall playing one that had to do with making sure the kerning was aligned…
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evulhotdog
2y ago
ip.guide is also a great one. Provides a json payload with relevant information. I have no affiliation with it, just happy user!
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evulhotdog
2y ago
Forgot the link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37801560/
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evulhotdog
2y ago
This is a study my wife wrote regarding this exact scenario, trying to see if patients think they’re getting better care if they’re similar to the doctor (and team) treating them!
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2y ago
It very much depends on the specialty, too.
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evulhotdog
2y ago
Out of pure curiosity, do you have a few examples of this that you can cite and provide indisputable information to demonstrate it?
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evulhotdog
2y ago
You should check out Kopia. It’s absolutely wonderful, is fast, has similar features, and has a GUI if you’re into that.
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2y ago
I read somewhere about old ESET rules being in the macOS firewall blocked various udp traffic. Quick Google might get you more information.
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2y ago
I suspect it’s because they don’t have a lot to brag about this year feature wise. It feels like a “off” or “s” year. Some minor improvements and technically a new phone but nothing to write home about.
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2y ago
Agreed. Normally Apple finds genuine uses of their features they’re intending to market. The guy ended up talking to the person with the dog after, which made the use of the AI a bit of a miss. It honestly felt like Apple didn’t do that sce
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2y ago
I’ve had these types of conversations hundreds of times due to some architecture of various systems that I’ve worked on over the years. Mostly from the vendor side. The only real way to combat this is to do Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) and
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2y ago
So basically there’s no reason to use this over something with a bit more trust, like Bitwarden’s 2FA app.
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2y ago
I don’t know if I necessarily agree with eye for an eye mentality, but risk of prison or enough money that it makes you actually consider your decisions, seems like a better path. The goal being that it is enough so that it cannot and shoul
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2y ago
Of course it’s not nearly as much as it should be, but it is certainly a step in the right direction.
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2y ago
Judging by the features, it doesn’t seem predominantly focused on routing and acting as a tool or server you can deploy to operate a network and allow other devices to leverage it to route between networks.
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evulhotdog
2y ago
HACK on iOS handles it appropriately.
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evulhotdog
3y ago
It is pretty common for open source distribution of operating systems, and it works well.
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3y ago
OP commented, confirming that they were Mormon.
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3y ago
The same goes for in the US, but it certainly is portrayed different there.
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evulhotdog
3y ago
There was a related post a few weeks ago, and someone mentioned that it shouldn’t be called buying, but _renting_ the content. Since it can be removed from you any point and time for any reason.
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3y ago
The other part of this about “saving” points for anything that I’ve learned is that they will generally never increase in value. Most companies are not going to give millions of dollars away by doing that, so it’s usually worth it to spend
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3y ago
Dslreport’s speed test also does bufferbloat testing.
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3y ago
Defense in depth.
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3y ago
That feels very risky, but I’m glad it worked! What was the backup plan if something went wrong?
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3y ago
Kopia is a wonderful alternative written in Go that has a great cli and gui to boot.
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3y ago
If only it gracefully supported profiles in a similar way to Chrome. Having two binaries running gets real funky when you want to open a page in whatever browser window you recently used, which also happens to be the most recent profile, to
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3y ago
Paywall, here ya go: https://archive.ph/wyoId
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3y ago
Right. If it’s something that you, yourself are interested in investigating further then you take it upon yourself to do so, but the burden of proof can’t be placed upon you by someone else.
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