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5y ago
Nope, I may have misspoke, but I meant self-hosted git instance in the intranet.
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A VPN is a button click away, and modem reboot is two clicks :) For me personally more convenient than tethering.
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I rebooted my modem two times before I realized (with VPN) that Github truly is down. And I need it right now. Guess I'll be setting up a local git instance very soon... edit: by local I meant in the intranet. not on my local machine.
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5y ago
Optionally encrypted, if you provide your own sync passphrase.
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Yes, can confirm, such cameras exist in Serbia and generate electronic tickets available to the vehicle owner on a government website if the calculated average speed is above allowed.
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I had the same issue and resolved it on Pop! OS with this patched nautilus from a PPA. https://launchpad.net/~lubomir-brindza/+archive/ubuntu/nauti... Works great for me!
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How Dying Gas Wells Are Making One Company Rich [video]
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Regarding the IPs behind Cloudflare, when you send a DMCA notice to Cloudflare via email (meaning you don't need an account), Cloudflare will forward the notice to the host of the website, who will then take appropriate action. Cloudfl
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Also Speedtest.net for me is showing a 503 error page. Seems a large CDN might be having problems. Their status page shows all green. FB and their other sites are also down. edit: I see it's back up and I've been getting downvoted
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The Human Side of ISPs
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I personally use this project to proxy IP camera RTSP stream via Web Sockets as fragmented MP4 - https://github.com/deepch/RTSPtoWSMP4f I'm not affiliated with the project, it's just really performant and rel
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This Repo Has 3049 Stars
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Yes, there is a sticker on the device box that says so. In my case it was 15 minutes of talk time with EU SIM card being required.
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It was Hitachi (HGST). Now part of Western Digital.
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Non-paywall link: https://archive.is/p9BPT
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The World’s Hottest Smartphone Brand Is Chinese–and It Isn’t Huawei
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Too much complexity without any benefit (when adjusted for new failure cases and cost of additional components and complexity). Electronics is mostly KISS, not only motivated by the financial factor but also reliability, manufacturing, etc.
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The Pain of Getting Internet in Germany (2017)
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Serbian cave hermit gets Covid-19 jab, urges others to follow
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I had noticed this too but assumed it's part of cost cutting projects inside Google - like how they increased the number of unskippable YouTube ads from usually 0-1 to minimum 2 often 4 in a row, at every 5-10 minutes, or how they remo
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Isn't Cloudflare's limit 512 MB? (except for enterprise plan which has no price defined where it's 5GB) https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200172516-U...
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This is classic ISP behavior. Doesn't matter if the medium is a radio link from satellites in space or a coaxial cable or optical fiber cable on the ground - ISPs gonna do what ISPs gonna do - try in any way to block competition.
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That's her "thing", she is an eccentric artist who likes to push boundaries of her own body, mind, but also of the public's taste, and the opinions of people on what constitutes art and what is beautiful, disgraceful, sh
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Same story. We have some weird behavior with Microsoft services but rarely and don't suffer from lack of resources and instability due to inflexible self hosted infrastructure.
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It asks me the same even without adblock or tracker-blocker, because my IP address changes often. An annoying nightmare really when you "need" something from a Discord chat quickly. I stopped using it, insist on people emailing me
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Yes, it is required by Google for Android TV devices.
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It is absolutely not straightforward and you are arguing a black-or-white fallacy. As was discussed ad nauseum on HN before, in threads about "smart" vs "dumb" TVs, telling consumers to "not buy smart devices"
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That doesn't make sense as this was added additionally, so when people purchased their devices the ads were not present. To quote one review verbatim: > I purchased two premium-priced Nvidia Shield TV's and loved them until yes
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Yes.
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Anti-paywall link: https://archive.is/WAtB7
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