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   by hjfa0j 8y ago

   I depend on my ISP doing so. If I don't share a, let's say, /16 block with all the customers of my ISP, then it's not as safe as CG-NAT is.
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   by hjfa0j 8y ago

   I'm going to go ahead and say that I'm happy with CG-NAT because of the security and privacy benefits. This thing of having a per-device IP address looks like the wet dream of marketers and those newspapers that won't let you
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   by hjfa0j 8y ago

   There's absolutely nothing wrong with shader replacement. Quite the opposite, as it shows the OEM cares about performance. They have two options: convince the game developer to use a better optimised shader or just replace it themselve
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   by hjfa0j 8y ago

   That website looks unexpectedly modern.
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   by hjfa0j 8y ago

   It started being meaningless thanks to Let's Encrypt. Before it meant you had to show your ID and banking info to a "reputable" corporation for them to make a cert for you. Yes I know I know, not always the case, but... LE me