jonathantf2

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by jonathantf2 2y ago
looks like that's hosted in DE - might not be the best latency? would try self hosting it on a box in Florida or something to try and get the best connection to you both
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
Most people using serverless do not use or need autoscaling.
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
I've read loads of stories where people will click through all these protections , tick the box saying they know it's not a scam and lose all their money. Then they go crying to the media complaining that the bank didn't refu
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
I logged into the SSID and tried to set a password on the interface itself but then apparently it lost connection to their system and needed to be reset. Not sure as to why an electrician can’t just install an Ethernet cable at the same tim
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
My parents have one of these systems installed - the guy that did it took the password off their WiFi since it "doesn't support it". Even with a password on the home WiFi it defaults to broadcasting it's own open SSID th
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
Not from what I've seen - I often see people searching Bing for Google then searching on there, not knowing how to change the default.
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
I find that the domain registrar takes action more often than not (I guess because they're bound to ICANN's regulations), then the moment the domain is stopped Cloudflare sends an automated e-mail saying that they don't host
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
But then you have millions of endpoints booting without malware protection
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
Most corporate users are Outlook users - looking at the stats for some of our customers, most of their messages go straight back to Exchange instead of any other e-mail host
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
I work at an IT provider - we see this daily. Have to whitelist to keep the customer happy, usually the other end is a 1 or 2 person business with an old hosted Yahoo system or similar
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
Because then the carrier charge about 10x what they'd charge a SIM only customer for the data, and it usually ends up costing more for the handset going through finance than buying it outright
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
HPE stuff is fine imo, networking stuff is decent and the servers still have some quirks from the HP days but other than that are great.
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
HP make nice monitors and that's about it, every other product of theirs is utter trash now - I advise everybody I know to steer clear of any of their stuff. They're on my shit-company list, right at the top with GoDaddy.
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
Which is what 95 percent of computer use is now.
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
Isn't that what fired means?
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
Because I've hosted websites where blocking datacentre IPs has caused a massive reduction in spam and malicious activity - and tried to use Google search with Mullvad dialled only to be greeted by a CAPTCHA every other search.
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
My dad used to complain that he couldn't get on certain websites, got CAPTCHAs a lot more than he used to and often prices came up in US dollars on his computer, turns out he paid for a 3y plan to NordVPN and had it start on start up o
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by jonathantf2 2y ago
It's the reason I use both. Spotify's recommendations and social features are much better than Apple's - but the exclusive DJ sets and recordings of concerts etc are a great value add.
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
There might also be some legal implications by doing this - in the UK we have to log everything at student ever goes on or searches to be compliant with safeguarding regulation.
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
Usually you can tell if an HP has this crap preloaded if it has an e on the end of the model number, however this one doesn't seem to? I just avoid anything made by HP, everything from their laptops to printers to servers seem to suck
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
Games with anti-cheat, Adobe apps, a few apps for work that only run on Windows
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
Never once had that in my life.
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
The UK's £100 limit only applies for using the actual card, if using a device to pay it's authenticated with your PIN or biometric and you can pay up to £10,000. If you look on the receipt you can see "cardholder device verif
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
I remember putting up Minecraft servers under .uk.to, also co.cc
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
Our Sophos anti-virus at work blocked access to every website this morning because of the leap year, had to disable the web filtering to get us back up and running.
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
I own two Back-UPS 1400VA units, one monitored with apcupsd and the other with a MikroTik router - so I guess it's just the newer units that have this issue?
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
Getting a very un-Google like "Error: Server Error" hitting this page... can't imagine HN has overloaded a Google page, especially since I'm looking at this 3 hours after it was posted
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
That's the worst part (and I know that most people will never buy a license because they get it through their OEM or just crack it) but Microsoft are still happy to charge you £220 for a Windows 11 Pro licence [0] and shove ads in your
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
Fairly sure this is because of their API changes - maybe they don't want people scraping?
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by jonathantf2 3y ago
Zero - I run a script when I install the OS and it kills all of that. I've never once had a Windows Update break anything on any of the computers I own. I definitely shouldn't have to do set a load of regkeys to make the computer

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