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8mo ago
I just reload the page and it works
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8mo ago
It's this sort of thing that makes me run a home DNS server with a blocklist. It even works when I leave the house thanks to Android's PrivateDNS function, I don't need to turn on a VPN, all DNS requests even on mobile hit my
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8mo ago
Wireguard and Telnet ;)
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8mo ago
Are we supposed to feel sorry for this person, or chuckle at them? This is like storing all your data on a floppy disk you never back up and then accidentally dropping it in the toilet.
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8mo ago
Right but I still consider a rugpull to be a malicious/conscience activity to extract money from you. That doesn't seem the case here.
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8mo ago
A rugpull to me is something specifically setup to try and make money by scamming/rugpulling. JuiceSSH has been around for so long, even if it doesn't work anymore I don't feel rugpulled? If it was a year old I'd agree.
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8mo ago
Cloud sync seems busted, so not really.
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8mo ago
Not trying to defend the developer here but they went really silent once before like this. Then came out of the gate with a bunch of updates and new features. I'm hoping they've just got really busy with life, I know when I email
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9mo ago
Yes it was. He purchased it from a legitimate reseller 100% legally and correctly.
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9mo ago
I wish websites like this had a "cut the bullshit" option so I could just read. I mean yes, it's pretty and lovely but I don't always want to feel like I'm on a "choose your own adventure" when reading som
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9mo ago
That's exactly my point?
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9mo ago
A mobile phone is meant to be used to make and receive telephone calls. That is its raison d'être from the very beginning and why it is called like that. Do you see how stupid that sounds?
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9mo ago
OMG I got this reference before I even clicked. Bravo. (we're old)
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9mo ago
I feel like I'm the only person on this site that doesn't use AI for coding. I guess there's probably a lot of other people that haven't commented on this story who don't use it either. But when I read about how muc
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9mo ago
Shame your credibility score is in the negative.
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9mo ago
The only thing the company paying him got for it was a HTML page. Title makes perfect sense.
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9mo ago
Wouldn't you want battery life of more than 2 hours though?
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9mo ago
The Gmail app on Android supports 3rd party email servers via IMAP and has done for as long as I can remember (I have Gmail accounts but my primary account is a self hosted one and I use the Gmail app for all the accounts)
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9mo ago
Or the app shows you a few fake deliveries... If this story is real then there's no reason you can believe what the app shows you.
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9mo ago
Might this not also be the fact that given the cost of living the world over, being able to afford a fancy party with entertainment like the poster provides is a luxury few can afford now? We used to eat out a lot more (Saturday lunch at
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9mo ago
I assume they mean the fact I myself know what Mattermost is but I've never heard of... now I even have to go back and load up the comment to find it's name again, Zulip
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10mo ago
Works fine, yup.
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10mo ago
Enable connection tracking (if it's not already) and keep looking at the conntrack entires. That's a good way to spot random things doing naughty stuff.
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10mo ago
Exactly this. It's like reading the news! It seems perfectly fine until a news article in a domain you have intimate knowledge of, and then you realise how bad/hacked together the news is. AI feels just like that. But AI can imp
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10mo ago
All good points. I already have a server that runs a whole bunch of other stuff (my router is a VM, my Unifi controller is a VM etc, all on the one box) so a tiny little AdGuardHome process and a port-forward in the router isn't using
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10mo ago
Sure is in NZ at least. RTT to NextDNS is ~30ms for me, RTT to my AdGuardHome is 1ms. I don't setup a VPN, I setup a public SSL certificate (this requires you to own a domain) on it, listening on port 853. Then doesn't matter if
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10mo ago
They're heating the garbage slightly before serving it? Oh no.
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10mo ago
McDonalds has been shown multiple times to use their app to figure out how much someone is really willing to play for their slop: https://www.stuff.co.nz/money/350476761/mcdonald-s-under-fir... To you and me, the
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11mo ago
Oh sweet this is good to know, I want to set this on my daughter's iPhone (if/when we get her one)
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11mo ago
Yea I understand maybe 10-20% of these AI clowns don't know what they're doing, but to suggest they're all making a mistake this silly doesn't stack up IMHO.
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