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by moreorless 8y ago
Netgate makes some very nice appliances. For example: https://www.netgate.com/solutions/pfsense/sg-1100.html
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by moreorless 8y ago
MXroute is fantastic. https://mxroute.com/
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by moreorless 8y ago
It sounds good on paper, but in reality, it is not. For many people, they absolutely need to be on FB otherwise they will be excluded from all their friends. Sure those people can choose be hermits.
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by moreorless 8y ago
What are these dozens?
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by moreorless 8y ago
> Every government will spy on their citizens to some degree, but that doesn't make them equivalent. I only got my girlfriend a little pregnant; not like Joe over there, who got his girlfriend fully pregnant.
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by moreorless 8y ago
Ask 20 "experts" on what it is and you get 20 different answers. :P
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by moreorless 8y ago
Amazon warehouse workers should consider moving to China and work at the factories where they will be treated better.
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by moreorless 8y ago
No you're not. You're trying to taint me with your bias.
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by moreorless 9y ago
Does not make what he is saying any less true.
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by moreorless 9y ago
The Essential Calvin and Hobbes: a Calvin and Hobbes Treasury
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by moreorless 9y ago
Mark?
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by moreorless 9y ago
I suppose I can ask all my contacts to remove my details from their address books on their phones. Do not email me from gmail, Tag me should they ever take pictures of me. But that is all besides the point. We _should_ not have to jump th
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by moreorless 9y ago
> Yet Facebook and Google at least built products you wanted that you willingly gave up privacy to use and at least got something for it I never agreed to FB collecting data on me. I have no account with them. I do not use their serv
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by moreorless 9y ago
Tried starting a company to connect big brands with manufacturers. It was not a pretty picture. The brands made it almost impossible for the factories to make a decent profit without cutting corners.
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by moreorless 9y ago
The Economist has a very biased reporting slant on anything China related. I try to take everything from them with a grain of salt.
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by moreorless 9y ago
You have a very interesting post and comment history.
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by moreorless 9y ago
The condom broke.
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by moreorless 9y ago
> Rich african americans get treated differently from rich white people. I am neither a rich white male nor a rich black African American. Can you please elaborate on how they are treated differently?
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by moreorless 9y ago
I am curious to see if kids in "Netflix Only" homes spend more time watching shows because of binging. When I had Netflix, I found myself watching more than I normally would.
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by moreorless 9y ago
There are a lot of Chinese companies that are doing amazing things that many of us in the West have not heard of. Have you heard of Broad?
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by moreorless 9y ago
> I'd argue people know (even expect) they are searching Google when they type in a browser address bar. No one wants Bing search results when they type in the start menu. NO!! I don't expect to be searching Google when I type
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by moreorless 9y ago
Sounds a lot more like religion to me.
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by moreorless 9y ago
Their privacy policy is concerning.
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by moreorless 10y ago
Vultr supported custom ISOs for a long long time now.
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by moreorless 10y ago
I am having the hardest time getting goaccess to work with the IIS 8.0 W3C logs. It keeps on complaining about the date / time format. What is your secret sauce?
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by moreorless 10y ago
I read it as "Hackers are training thousands of hamsters for porn details." :(
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by moreorless 10y ago
Are you sure about that? It is just marketed a little differently.
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by moreorless 11y ago
Apple Bees would be my guess.
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by moreorless 11y ago
In other news, productivity in the US skyrockets.
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by moreorless 11y ago
They are nothing more than con-artists. They prey on the desperate and the uneducated.

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