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There are many books people suggest I read which I have heard of but haven't had a chance to. On the other hand, some suggestions here are slightly outlandish. To their credit, some of these people have provided a brief synopsis to ena
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Israel to Investigate Domestic Use of Pegasus Spyware as Scrutiny Hits Home
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With respect to those in this thread, I'm seeing a lot of suggestions of fairly niche books that I have never heard of or would consider reading. It may be that there is no one book that I think everyone should read. Everyone has dif
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> My willingness to judge something should be proportional to how much I know about it. When everyday folk start doubting the safety and/or effectiveness of mRNA vaccines this is what comes to my mind.
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I'm not following. This assumes that, generally, native apps are more buggy. Why? This is contestable at best, or getting it the wrong way around at the worst. Perhaps at the hands of inexperienced developers it's right. But exper
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Once I broached this subject with a developer at a start-up that developed totally separate native apps for iOS and Android. I queried him about the use of native apps, and he made the point that you do whatever it takes to keep your users
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A company that makes an awful lot of money can afford to not make an awful app on major platforms. A native app on Windows, macOS, iOS and Android (TV), and some other solution for other platforms, isn't an unreasonable ask in this con
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Yes, I misread it. My bad.
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Indeed I did. How embarrassing.
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>An mp from the Social Democratic Party (spd), which leads the governing coalition, compared nuclear supporters (ludicrously) to anti-vaxxers. Edit: Oops, misread it.
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Really? Apples and oranges. You can easily copy my comment into Google Translate. An app available on the web, iOS and Android, free of charge. I can't use this chat app (to my knowledge) to communicate with friends using this app with
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You can't really equate the rules that should apply to full democracies with those that should apply to partial democracies or totalitarian regimes. There's no evidence the US has used NSO like tools to spy on the opposition (post
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It's still possible to setup standalone UniFi access points. I just tested it. The AP Lite 6 on the latest firmware can be set up in standalone mode with the latest Android app. You click the + icon in the top right, wait, then click o
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I imagine they'll eventually feed us with the tried and tested line, "this outage prevented us from updating the status page". And we will reply with the obvious response, "run your status page on different infrastructur
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Ubiquiti access points support meshing and you can run the controller yourself. I have AP Lite 6.
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It's a paid product with a team who need to earn a living wage. It's not like VS Code where the team is bankrolled by a big organisation making its money on other proprietary products. In light of the above, it makes sense for it
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>Finding an active wallet is hard, but not impossible. Hard may be an understatement...
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China always calls people and organisations who disagree with the government nasty names. Terrorists, propagandists, meddlers, revolutionists etc. This continual name-calling of anyone who criticises any aspect of their government leads
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5y ago
DNS A record suggests a dedicated server from this company: https://www.m5hosting.com/
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I haven't used my old AWS account in a while, it's just sitting dormant. Since it's old it's linked to my Amazon account (root credentials == Amazon.com credentials). I don't want to monitor it and these stories giv
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Just when I thought the antiquated concept of tipping couldn't get any worse. Where there's a bill, there's a tip to pay.
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That's not what you said. You claimed it was a lie referring to Time Machine, not local backup options on iOS. macOS backup solutions are pretty much irrelevant, because it's obvious you can backup macOS using any tool you like
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They could be referring to iPhone, couldn't they? Which to my knowledge doesn't have Time Machine, a macOS feature. I think it's best not to say something is a "lie" unless you have a strong basis for it, let alone
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I take the view that there needs to be a penalty for people who send out these letters but fail in their ultimate claim. If you send cease and desist letters without merit you should be forced to indemnify the respondent for the entirety of
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As you essentially say, WireGuard is great. I firewall off direct SSH and first use WireGuard to connect to the server instead. One advantage is that if your firewall is setup right it's completely invisible, as unauthenticated UDP pac
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I also thought it was not helpful that he chose to include the word 'job' in the demonstration comment. Their systems could perceive it as an attempt to evade the filter.
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>Based on Apple not giving a shit what volume you’re buying, the price is the price. Maybe the rules are a bit different for Amazon, but I wouldn’t bet on it. You're backpedaling now. Nowhere in your first comment was there any refe
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The point is quite clear. It's not an appeal to authority. Experts are generally more qualified to express opinions on their topic of expertise, but this doesn't make them immune from criticism. It does, however, make it a bit har
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What an apt name.
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Yikes. It's really no big deal to provide that detail even if it transpires to be irrelevant.
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