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by oger 9y ago
No. DSL-providers are legally obliged to let the customers use their own equipment (which includes the account details / passwords to establish the connection). Most of them even provide the details for the SIP connection that is inclu
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by oger 9y ago
Not an issue when you run your own VPN with a cheap VPS - meaning the data is exiting in a datacenter in a location of your choice. While they or their upstream providers will certainly have some 'lawful interception' capability t
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by oger 9y ago
It all depends on your threat model. Certainly DNS over HTTPS is not a panacea - but it certainly will help when your ISP is doing crazy stuff with his DNS firewall (anyone here from the UK). The other (darker) side of the coin is that corp
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by oger 9y ago
How come that the MASSIVE slowdown of my iPhone 6s occurred after upgrading to iOS11? TBH the spin that Apple is sending out to make us believe that this was all a clever implementation (which it still might be) does not match with the real
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by oger 9y ago
Just checked - the battery exchange program for (certain) iPhone 6s is still ongoing as of today. Will certainly do the exchange now!
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Spotify not fixing Amazon FireTV stick naming issue
1 points by oger 9y ago|0 comments
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by oger 9y ago
Had massive issues with my 6s during the last weeks. Upgrading to 11.2 significantly improved the laggy behaviour issue. However the Geekbench 4 results are interesting. Benchmark numbers for my iPhone 6S: Compute: 5551 / Multi-Core: 1
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by oger 9y ago
Same here - but the site was asking me to identify myself with a cert. So the other way round to what you are describing. Did not have the time to follow through - but it's certainly very weird behavior. Could be some bad guys trying
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by oger 10y ago
This is not exactly news as this is being for quite a while now and the code artifacts have been visible as well. But given Apple's experience with their A-series CPUs it could make strategic sense although it might certainly hurt them
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by oger 10y ago
Sharp was acquired by Foxconn. This was announced earlier this year and the transaction was completed in August. And BTW they will revive the Sharp brand for flatscreen TVs which will run on Alibaba's own YunOS (which translates to clo
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by oger 10y ago
Not yet but I expect that pretty soon given that they earmarked $1Bn. for international expansion. Footprint so far is East China (2 regions), North China (2 regions), South China, Hong Kong, Singapore, US East, US West. Their website says:
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Ask HN: Any experiences with Aliyun, Alibaba's cloud offering?
6 points by oger 10y ago|3 comments