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by mrjin 5y ago
Really thought it was a good idea until I saw the price tag. I would say for most home users go get a new and supported printer/scanner might actually a cheaper and better solution, though not that environment friendly.
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by mrjin 5y ago
Lol.
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by mrjin 5y ago
The sadly fact is that lots of people cannot tell the differences between Unit Tests, Functional Tests and Integration Tests even after in the field for over a decade.
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by mrjin 5y ago
Hmmm, only if you know when to stop and can actually stop, sure, no it won't kill you. But what if you cannot stop? Most importantly, I did not even mention which drug as those was never the point.
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by mrjin 5y ago
But why would a search engine require an account to use in the first place? Or maybe I took it wrong?
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by mrjin 5y ago
I really missed those days that I could write URLs I visited frequently on notebook. Unfortunately, we might never be no way back to the good old days. There is literally way too much info on the internet, and thus impossible to index conte
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by mrjin 5y ago
Googles priorities have been long shifted from products to money. They are now deliberately doing evil things for more money. It is like taking small dose of drugs for fun, for sure it won't kill you immediately but it eventually will
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by mrjin 5y ago
Hmmm, good luck with that.
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by mrjin 5y ago
Pretty much bricked for now for the author as he is oversea and there is no (easy) way to use it (at least for now).
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by mrjin 5y ago
Agree. Such practice was dumb and incessive. If it was made clear, why would someone buy it in the first place?
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by mrjin 5y ago
If this was the case, then it is actually Apple to blame. Hard to believe there was such incessive practices. Under such scheme, the operator the device was locked(you will never know which as myself have multiple services and sometimes swi
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by mrjin 5y ago
You were right about it. I'm currently not using fail2ban and I probably should start using it. Those login failures are nuisance.
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by mrjin 5y ago
IPs on the log files most likely are exit proxies if those attackers were not rookies. Simply change the SSH port only would deter 90% of those attempts per my personal experience.
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by mrjin 5y ago
The thing is there are so many attackers/rookies out there. I wouldn't call them hacker as they are most likely noob running scripts to scan the network. Just seconds after I exposed my server's SSH port, there were failed lo
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by mrjin 5y ago
Still not scaled enough. Those fines might be staggering to a small company, but for those giants, might be less than 0.5% of net profit. So you can see that Apple/Google/FB etc.. were fined for billions but they simply paid the f
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by mrjin 5y ago
I actually bought a TV box to avoid using those so called smart functions. Samsung TV's design, especially the remote designs are crap, which make switching video source a pain in the neck.
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by mrjin 5y ago
I guess he meant to say that each product has its own attack surface, using n different products just make your attacking surfaces multiply by n. It would be true if you mix those at the same layer. Even if you deploy them in different laye
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by mrjin 5y ago
The thing is lots of people actually actively pursuing such so called smart devices, I personally know a few. They feels so good that they can control things from remote on their phones. For those people, they would happily connect their ov
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by mrjin 5y ago
Yep. It seems doesn't matter what, there is always people trying to use it in a way it wasn't meant to.
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by mrjin 5y ago
Agree. Such behavior is unacceptable for a paid service. I can understand there would be bugs etc., but leaving draft invoice dangling there without any alarms raised is beyond reasonable. Let invoices go out and help the client collect the
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by mrjin 5y ago
I guess what he was trying to say was that by using VPN the user could hide the fact that he was using StarLink as the real IP address was hidden. But just as you said, why would anyone need to check someone's network traffic to determ
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by mrjin 5y ago
Mostly because of two reasons: 1. China has the largest and most complete industry systems in the world. If you know what ever you need, most likely you can get it in hours if not minutes in some industry hubs, even in rural areas, you can
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by mrjin 5y ago
Don't use it and all concerns resolved.
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by mrjin 5y ago
Neither do I. Was too naive...
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by mrjin 5y ago
Fission is obviously no clean energy. The previous posts claiming neutralizing nuclear wastes in 600 years was a solution was absurd. But yeah, completely decommission nuclear power plants now for sure would be controversial. But I'm i
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by mrjin 5y ago
There have been way too many such nonsense in front-end developments. Putting lots of efforts to build client rendered web apps is already weird enough. And now they want to server rendering apps supposed to be client rendered? Then here co
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by mrjin 5y ago
Not only that, US has been ripping off other countries using US$ for a very long time. And that why lots of countries now try to establish treaties of currency exchanging and reduce the usage of US$.
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by mrjin 5y ago
You serious? Each nation has their own interests. MAGA has obviously proved blindly following was a really bad idea.
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by mrjin 5y ago
Huh?
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by mrjin 5y ago
Thought M$ was the worst. In VisualStudio 2008 they introduced a really annoying bug that in environments that had non-English IMEs installed, when there was a compilation error, the default IME would be invoked, and of course, when you tri

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