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by feld 10y ago
Both ends need to support wideband codecs, as does your phone (hard or soft phone). This includes the VOIP providers needing to be able to use wideband codecs between each other. If you achieve a wideband setup the call quality is amazing.
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by feld 10y ago
My day job includes working on FreeBSD systems and also doing open source FreeBSD work (push upstream, pull down to us). There are sometimes embargoed security notices in my email. There is no chance I will permit my employer to MITM my SSL
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by feld 10y ago
Why doesnt google have a lab of MITM proxy equipment instead of testing conformance in the wild?
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by feld 10y ago
Fastmail is Australian. If you have a support issue and need to have an email examined they refuse to help unless you create a top level folder called "forwebmaster" and put the email there. The first time I had to do this it soli
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by feld 10y ago
cough Mint
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by feld 10y ago
Why not release sooner and document the code smells? Maybe you'll get patches
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by feld 10y ago
Cool, thanks for sharing. I would hate to have to muck around in /proc manually to set this.
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by feld 10y ago
Full disk encryption on their servers and they ignore non-Australian court orders
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by feld 10y ago
zero downtime noticed in several years. They are public about their issues but I cannot remember ever being unable to access my mail https://www.fastmailstatus.com/
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by feld 10y ago
that looks painful to use. Do Linux distros let you automatically protect services? E.g. On FreeBSD: mysql_enable="YES" mysql_oomprotect="YES" Now every time you start the MySQL service it's automatically protected
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by feld 10y ago
Can you not protect processes from the oomkiller? This is trivial and very useful on FreeBSD https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=protect&sektion=1
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by feld 10y ago
They are cheap labor everywhere, the backbone of this country. When Latinos went on strike (illegal and legal) in Wisconsin to send a message to Walker every restaurant in Madison was shutdown and the farmers were panicking because nobody w
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by feld 10y ago
This seems awfully familiar to me as well, but I can't be sure.
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by feld 10y ago
But still no way to enforce or enable as default.
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by feld 10y ago
What's wrong with the actual Notes app on your phone which can probably do checklists, bullet points, etc?
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by feld 10y ago
This is why you get an agreement with the city to share their conduit and help each other out where possible. Not sure of the political climate there, but getting on their good side will save you money and time.
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by feld 10y ago
Find out as much as you can about your city's regulations. In Madison, WI if your conduit is 3" or larger the city can take ownership of it if they want with zero compensation for the cost you spent to build it out. They will reus
168.
by feld 10y ago
... were the racks not properly grounded?
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by feld 10y ago
I'll bite. Which large VPS / dedicated server providers don't implement BCP38?
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by feld 10y ago
An opportunity for FreeBSD to shine then
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by feld 10y ago
Or is it another case of Linux taking shortcuts and sacrificing safety for speed?
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by feld 10y ago
Explain?
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by feld 10y ago
There are over 500,000 pfSense installations in the wild. The creation of a company around pfSense has allowed them to offer real support and hire developers to improve everything from the UI to massive improvements to network stack/fi
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by feld 10y ago
Germans extensively used Giant Schnauzers as well. In WWI as medic dogs, WWII as guard dogs. The breed was annihilated by the Russians as they extinguished almost every kennel and took home prime specimens to breed for size. This is why Gia
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by feld 10y ago
There are acknowledged problems with pure breeds of all kinds, but not all pure breeds suffer from such extreme problems. It's possible to find a breeder with a strong bloodline free of many defects but it is not going to be cheap.
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by feld 10y ago
I paid for WhatsApp and didn't get an SLA
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by feld 10y ago
Who are you emailing? Gmail/yahoo/other technically competent organizations? Try working with small businesses, lawyers, etc who self-host. It will fail and clients will scream bloody murder unless you turn off validation so their
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by feld 10y ago
Would be great if they offered free faxes for FOIA requests :)
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by feld 10y ago
The dirty secret nobody wants to talk about is that MTA's don't do certificate validation. You can't or you'd never deliver email successfully because of the number of self signed certs out there. MITM on SSL/TLS SM
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by feld 10y ago
"Malfunciton voids all pays and plays" The house can claim malfunction on anything and refuse to pay you. You have little to no recourse. I've witnessed people having their jackpots declared invalid for ridiculous reasons suc

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