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by hrrsn 10y ago
>Apple of course do it with constantly changing MagSafe variants In the past ten years, there has been two variants of MagSafe adapters. You can adapt older chargers to the newer standard. >choosing the superior (to USB2.0) reversible
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by hrrsn 10y ago
Wow. Good on DE-CIX.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
Interesting. We've got a Vive in the office, and the limited resolution is a serious downer. Everything looks like it's 800x600, no matter how far away it is.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
>Keyboard doesn't feel like a keyboard, trackpad is fake, speed is that of a tablet, and has almost no ports. All valid points, bar the trackpad. The force touch trackpad is a pleasure to use and I much prefer it to previous Apple t
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by hrrsn 10y ago
We use UniFi APs, Unifi Video and EdgeRouters/EdgeSwitches across all of our locations. Mikrotik was next on the list of things to check out, but in the 18 months since we've deployed them we haven't had a single issue.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
Living in a climate that's humid year-round will do it. I've seen plenty of dehumidifiers, but no humidifiers.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
Google's customer service is excellent, if you're a paying customer.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
While I don't have experience with Mikrotik, I've been really happy with the Ubiquiti gear I've installed.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
>which teaches people to fall for scams My New Zealand bank (.co.nz) sends you to a page on 'securesuite.co.uk' with their logo and asks for personal details, which goes against pretty much every best practice ever.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
I have a few qualms with this service: 1. For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting a server setup, installing Xen, and then rolling out your own VMs that way. From Windows or Mac, these VMs c
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by hrrsn 10y ago
Initially, there was half decent tracking available inside the game, which was then killed off. Third party maps filled the void (but was admittedly less fun), which were then killed off again without tracking being replaced. This is entire
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by hrrsn 10y ago
I suspect that latency has something to do with it. Crashplan's servers are a good 100ms closer to me.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
I don't like CrashPlan very much, but my backups are way faster to them than they ever were to Backblaze. My home connection has 200mbit upload, so I don't think the bottleneck is on my side.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
Seems like LastPass' bounty program is a joke. Their max reward is $1,000. https://bugcrowd.com/lastpass
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by hrrsn 10y ago
Number one has already kinda been done: https://github.com/rastapasta/pokemon-go-mitm-node/blob/mast... For number 3, it would depend if that data is sent by the server. I'm guessing that it isn't
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by hrrsn 10y ago
My friend has been having the exact same problem. He's changed his password, logged out of all devices, etc. Still happens.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
Uhh, what did they just introduce?
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by hrrsn 10y ago
It's marketed as Intel vPro. Pricing is probably typical enterprise level. This page has more details: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-tech...
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by hrrsn 10y ago
> replace your requested part with a similar one or get you a cheaper part without checking with you and put the difference back in their own pocket This even happened to Bunnie (featured in the video) http://www.bunniestudios
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by hrrsn 10y ago
Works from my university here in New Zealand.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
My home broadband speeds are, apparently, 15x the 2013 South Korean average of 13.3 Mbps.
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by hrrsn 10y ago
Many have tried to clone Snapchat (including Facebook, twice) but nobody has similar user traction
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by hrrsn 10y ago
That was a big factor here in New Zealand. I referred 10 people for $110 NZD in credit.
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How iMessage distributes security to block “phantom devices”(securosis.com)
2 points by hrrsn 11y ago|0 comments
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by hrrsn 11y ago
DO are not bound by German laws.
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by hrrsn 11y ago
It can be disabled. For regular users without git on their systems, it still makes plenty of sense.
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by hrrsn 11y ago
We bought a Dropcam, which worked great until they decided they no longer wanted our non-US credit card. Replaced with Ubiquiti UVC cameras. What a waste.
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by hrrsn 11y ago
This would be my only concern. "Uhh, do you mind if I just switch off Find my iPhone and reset the phone for you first?"
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by hrrsn 11y ago
Fair enough. Just having a .nz bank direct me to a .uk domain is a huge red flag for anyone that bothers looking at this sort of thing
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by hrrsn 11y ago
Would it not raise eyebrows if you say, had a 512GB drive in the machine and when booted in the plausible deniability mode only showed a X<512GB partition?

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