marysol5

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   by marysol5 4mo ago

   People do want simplicity though. Plug in the device, be able to access it. So you either host some infrastructure it calls back into, so you get around things like NAT. Or you punch holes in the network. The same users who want simplicity
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   by marysol5 4mo ago

   One of the top ones, is a camera of a weed farm, in the UK. Which is a licensed activity, not in some 2-bit setup like this. Which I thought was hilarious!
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   by marysol5 4mo ago

   My "European" house pre-dates the invention of the AC
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   by marysol5 4mo ago

   We've not sent our criminals for a LONG time
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   by marysol5 4mo ago

   It's not a "Special Arrangement", it's a feature in Google Drive when an app does a backup rather than "upload".
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   by marysol5 4mo ago

   WhatsApp encryption is Signal
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   by marysol5 4mo ago

   The hook that Facebook had over MySpace (and the million other "Social Network" platforms of that day) was that you couldn't embed shitty HTML intot he profile
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   by marysol5 4mo ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Compute_Project But yeah
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   by marysol5 4mo ago

   I've used USB over Network in the past, worked well on Linux
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    cries in Great Britain Lucky to even find an open library with books now.
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    I always put XP into "Classic Mode"
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    Everything but the specific usage
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    If you sign up with + in your e-mail address, it breaks their backend too Fun fun
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    Then we will have a hot-minute before they're utterly hating him and demanding he goes too
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    You mean Palestine Action specifically, because the leadership of that group are violent terrorists. It's weird how you people never notice that NOBODY else is "arrested"
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    And were being dealt with quite well by Starmer, but that wasn't good enough somehow
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    Simp much
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    Calling yourself a "privacy advocate" while gloating that you posted PII is quite something
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    And they also have no teeth, even now. They still play this "we must reach across the aisle" stuff. And the worlds shortest memories. They literally re-hashed a conspiracy from 2008 at the fight.... Democrats can't even remem
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    In what context do you get Short Form videos? I've never once been pushed to them.
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    "Fine Art is a scam, it's just a painting"
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    Built out a (i)PXE build system for Windows at an /old job/ It would chain load the iPXE binary from the network, then call out to a HTTP end-point with "?mac={macaddress}" so we could identify it. Then it would auto-pul
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    This just redirects to the home-page now
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    >It turned out the device was a store demo unit that wasn’t properly wiped before it was sent to Collery. He said he used the phone for a couple of weeks before all of his data was erased, seemingly due to a remote action that triggered
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    I used to always use GPG, had my keys listed on keybase, which cross references my social media and websites to validate they're me. And there already is the first problem, how do you get and trust a public key? Key servers are chock f
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    I wouldn't recommend for your own mental stability to look at /r/sysadmin when it comes to any sort of DNS or E-Mail issues. It really shows just how many bad systems administrators there are out there, who do not have a basi
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    >Or spam processing--no one's come up with a workable solution here, especially given the vast amount of spam that never hits an email folder The origins of "Bitcoin" was actually a PoW system to send e-mail to a server!
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    At least in part, because of your workflow, is that it's a ticketing system. Much easier to manage than having people reply to e-mails (even when you specifically state "REPLY ABOVE THIS LINE!" they are absolute cretins.)
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    The weird looks when I tell a shop my e-mail is "name plus sign shopname AT mydomain dot com"
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    by marysol5 4mo ago

    I use +, so username+domainname@email-vendor.com Which is in the RFC, but yet the sheer amount of times I sign up for something. Like a bank, or a financial firm, get the confirmation e-mail, and then click "Verify your address" A