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by fredsted 7y ago
Looks like this service has business hours as well. Very strange.
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by fredsted 7y ago
Where I live, you bring your own photo – there's some basic requirements to the photo, though – to the police station. Then you'll get a temporary license while the real one is in the mail. You go to your doctor and get a proof of
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by fredsted 7y ago
Sure, I'd rather have a computer with spinning rust than none at all, but we're talking about new $1000+ machines where there's no rationality behind using these disks in 2019, or even 2009. It's just a money making mach
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by fredsted 7y ago
Because it's really slow.
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by fredsted 7y ago
That made me very frustrated! Here's the proper article, with actual pictures: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/2000-artifacts-pul...
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by fredsted 7y ago
That's an amazing coincidence.
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by fredsted 7y ago
>Most generations of iPhones and iPads are vulnerable: from iPhone 4S (A5 chip) to iPhone 8 and iPhone X (A11 chip). Sounds like the iPhones Xs and 11 aren't vulnerable.
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by fredsted 7y ago
As far as I understand, Valve stopped HL3 development a long time ago.
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by fredsted 7y ago
Paw is the gold standard for these kinds of utilities. If you're still using something else, you're missing out.
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by fredsted 7y ago
I agree, if ES is scaled well for your usage it just keeps going. However, a big time sink for me has been reindexing, lost data due to bad mapping, and version incompatibilities.
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by fredsted 7y ago
Wouldn't you be hitting EC2 limits pretty quickly though? I guess you could get them raised, but last time AWS wanted a valid reason.
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by fredsted 7y ago
What, because of no edit function?
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by fredsted 7y ago
What, no 5G 8K? Psh!
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by fredsted 7y ago
What do they provide you that's worth the extra fees?
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by fredsted 7y ago
Second-hand Aeron. Hands down.
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by fredsted 7y ago
I laughed out loud several times during this. It just brilliantly captures so many of the ways Web developers screw up user interfaces.
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by fredsted 7y ago
What happens at 13.9B years?
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by fredsted 7y ago
Looks like that site blocks non-American IPs.
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by fredsted 7y ago
I'd suspect TrueCaller requires at least a few entries for a phone number before permanently labeling it.
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by fredsted 7y ago
I'm really interested to know how many have bought the $9/month Premium plan. Doesn't seem that expensive considering you can enroll as many as 3 whole websites! ;-)
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by fredsted 7y ago
To me it’s absolutely insane that people have gone to the lengths of actually writing software in order to fix a very basic issue with an extremely expensive luxury product of the worlds largest company. One in this thread mentioned using t
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by fredsted 7y ago
I think Jodel is a little similar to this. There's hashtags, but it's location based. Living in a larger town, it's quite interesting to read and follow along with others nearby.
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by fredsted 7y ago
why?
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by fredsted 7y ago
Here's "Zombieload" on Intel's Web site: https://software.intel.com/security-software-guidance/softwa...
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How Webhook.site handles 100 mbit/s traffic on a single VPS(simonfredsted.com)
2 points by fredsted 7y ago|0 comments
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by fredsted 7y ago
Most of the results that brings is Facebook themselves explaining that they don't do it.
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by fredsted 7y ago
You can't win here. It will be suspicious to bring no devices, or devices that look like they've just been restored.
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by fredsted 7y ago
You definitely should, but the border agent will also ask for your passwords. If you don't comply, and you're not a citizen, you will be sent back.
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by fredsted 7y ago
From what I gather, they're primarily interested in chats and photos. So they can browse those through pretty quickly on a phone, and then they can just image your laptop and store it forever.
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by fredsted 7y ago
Google is still doing this on stuff like Hangouts or Meet, where it tells you it won't work in Safari. But changing the user agent has worked for me.

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