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6y ago
ERx is pretty cheap, actually cheaper than the tplink router I used before. My isp is the former telecommunications monopoly in my country, not a artisinal isp and they still allow using your own cpe.
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msh
6y ago
That's hardly data to talk about most people in the world.
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6y ago
Do you have data to support that statement?
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6y ago
I have GPON fiber, to which the ISP supplies a fiber converter that puts out ethernet. I am supposed to attach my ISP router to that but there is no issue in replacing that with my own router configured to the right VLAN.
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6y ago
I have worked support part time during my studies and I think it can be a good thing having developers do support but some developers do not have the "people" skills to do proper support but are still good developers who care abou
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Qualcomm Exec Feels 'Validated' by Having His Pants Stolen
(daringfireball.net)
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6y ago
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msh
6y ago
Thats what the helm appliance tries to do: https://www.thehelm.com/ If you search HN there is a quite interesting thread on it.
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msh
6y ago
So much this: >Can we please aspire to a better 3rd place than an advertising/consumerist mecca? How about community centers with pools, basketball courts, and arcades? With a mall's food court attached?
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A modern RISC workstation for a modern (government) era
(virtuallyfun.com)
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6y ago
That wikipedia article is somewhat wrong. There is a lot of competition in denmark. There are 3 separate 4G networks with very high coverage selling mobile broadband rather cheaply (you can fx get 1 TB a month for approx 36 USD a month). TD
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6y ago
You are not the customer. The customer is someone who needs to roll this out to parts of their organization, they cannot depend on their users being able to setup secure crypto on their own or together with IT. They need something ready to
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msh
6y ago
Based on my tinkerboard s it does not really matter. Their software support is just plain bad, even in 3rd party distros.
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6y ago
I dont understand your point? That denmark should not have a defence? I think thats wrong, even if it cant resist the enemies on its own. Its a lot easier to get your allies to help you while you are figthing to defend yourself instead of a
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6y ago
I am also danish, I would guess a large part is that we have no alternative to the US as a defence partner. If for example russia wanted greenland, I dont feel confident that any other of our allies would put soldiers on the ground to defen
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6y ago
But it have the territory almost 23% of the size of the USA to defend (greenland is part of denmark for defence purposes).
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6y ago
I am not american and use a european alphabet with more characters. So if I need to handle user input or parse files with data I need unicode handling, so even for non web apps it can be needed.
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6y ago
It was free to use if you only used the match functionality.
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6y ago
Why do you put free in quotes? Weather its wort it is still a personal question, but my education was certainly free including my masters degree (I even got paid a stipend to study like everyone else).
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msh
6y ago
I am born in 1981 in denmark, I have never ever seen a fountain pen in use in my schooling or anywhere else in real life (maybe on TV or something). Its always been pencils or ballpoint (or more modern versions of that.)
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6y ago
From the article: mDL apps will have the option of both requiring user authentication before releasing data and then immediately placing the phone in lockdown mode, to ensure that if the verifier takes the device they cannot easily get info
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What Is the Qualcomm Immersive Home Platform? – Android Authority
(androidauthority.com)
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6y ago
zerotier is nice, but I have migrated to tailscale. Its based on wireguard and seems even better performance wise.
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6y ago
No, people who pay for Spyware to spy on their employers / users.
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6y ago
yeah, growing up in denmark in the 80ties all I saw was commodore 64, amigas and msdos machines.
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6y ago
That top speed is less than I would be expected to drive on most freeways in Denmark.
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Yesterday’s corporate network design isn’t working for working from home
(arstechnica.com)
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6y ago
If there is a threshold then it's not unlimited!
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6y ago
Thats not a alternative nor siddeloading. The discs needs to be digitally signed by the console created to be used. And still requires payment to the console manufacuterer.
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6y ago
Sure, I see that happening both in public and private sector among the people I know. On the other hand my fulltime contract pr the union agreement in the private sector is 36 hours (and 5 child sick days).
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6y ago
Yes
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