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by nissehulth 10y ago
Do you have javascript disabled?
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by nissehulth 10y ago
That is pretty much how Hola works. Except that most Hola users don't even know that they contribute their bandwidth.
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by nissehulth 10y ago
You can't really hide a satellite dish, seems to me it would be easy to find houses with illegal equipment?
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by nissehulth 11y ago
They won't let me in even with a fresh Chrome without any plugins at all. They still tell me to disable adblock. Their adblock-checking seems very broken.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Thank you. I just tried to read more about it but all I got from amazon.com was "We're sorry. Kindle Unlimited is not available in your country. Please stay tuned.".
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by nissehulth 11y ago
I read the whole article and didn't find any explanation what "KU" was. Now I find here that it means "Kindle Unlimited" but I still have no idea what it is. Some kind of subscription service? I buy a lot of Kindl
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Thank you, I felt really confused when I saw the title but as usual, I read comments here before clicking the link.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
I do love my paperwhite but I really can't see myself "upgrading" to this. Faster page turns? Really?
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Well, for stuff small enough to keep in a pocket, travel/check-in-weight isn't really an issue. But you are right, most people here are not in the target market.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
The most recent Uber Android app requested access to app history and browser history. There may be a legitimate reason for this but I can't see it.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Yes, but it was invented by a Norwegian. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor_Bj%C3%B8rklund
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Oh, a freshly made troll account accompanied by his "friends".
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by nissehulth 11y ago
They probably just think it is fair that the joy of furniture assembly is shared with Americans. :)
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Maybe you should watch the show before you comment. Unless your "few negative marks" said that you are a registered sex offender your comment isn't relevant at all. Also, "improving" your credit score by paying off
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by nissehulth 11y ago
> If you got (0,0), how would you know which country You could read the "country" field that is returned together with the location.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Right, let me rephrase that. "All reliable sources indicate that it was an inside job".
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Well, that may be worth saying again and again, though those who need to understand it are probably not reading anything security related anyway.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
This "breach" happened a year ago and all sources indicate that it was an inside job. Seeing Wordfence using this to promote their product does not create much confidence.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
I notice that the pictures in your first link contradict each other. The world view shows Sweden as ok, the sidebar European map says that it's not.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
> Stereotypes wouldn't be stereotypes if there wasn't a grain of truth in them. Not true. Stereotypes are usually based on assumptions. The "grain of truth hypothesis" is used to enhance the stereotype, most often by
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by nissehulth 11y ago
It varies a lot depending on what kind of business you're running. For a typical e-commerce site, you could be right.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
I don't believe that phrase means what you think, but I'm familiar with the situation. When this happens, there are usually only two kinds of farmers. Those that comes running with a shotgun demanding compensation for destroyed c
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by nissehulth 11y ago
I think this story needs to be mentioned (as usual when SR-71 links are posted): http://www.econrates.com/reality/schul.html
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Meanwhile, their stock is tanking. But they seem too busy patting themselves on the back to even notice.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
most likely from a part of his body not suitable to mention here. :) But, if you get kicked out of the play store for breaking the rules, don't you also lose any funds you have earned through google? I guess he could use mobile ads f
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Fully agree, but those things you plug into the TV are most likely connected to the internet, right? The parent said that his TV would never benefit at all from using the internet. I think it does, doesn't matter if the connection is
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Are you sure about the TV? Personally, I think streaming services are great. Granted, most "smart TVs" aren't actually that smart, but still useful.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
"What we do know right now is that the alleged data breach affected about 0.5% ... " They know that it affected some of their customers, but still call it "the alleged breach"?
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by nissehulth 11y ago
None, unless you use a VPN with an endpoint you trust.
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by nissehulth 11y ago
Yeah, the value of "XFN" is debatable. But it's usually written as a link element that doesn't really break anything.

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