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philg_jr
8y ago
Kind of like talking to the police. It can never help you and most likely will be used against you in court.
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philg_jr
8y ago
Right, no live Real Time :(
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8y ago
oh wow, thanks for this! I gave up hunting for info after a few years ;)
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philg_jr
8y ago
Seriously...its a shame. Comcast's dual stack is impressive. I've been debating about moving back to Comcast just for this reason (in the rare part of the country where I actually have a choice of two decent providers). I've
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philg_jr
8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6#SLAAC_privacy_extensions
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philg_jr
8y ago
Pi-hole is cool, but only works on your home network unless you use a VPN to connect back home and funnel all traffic over the connection. I'll continue putting my trust in uBlock Origin on FF for now, until I hear about any malicious
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philg_jr
8y ago
still would need to swap sim cards for different providers as you nomad around.
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8y ago
How about...Nokia? Seimens? SAP?
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8y ago
The studio that makes Archer is also based in Atlanta.
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8y ago
If I could get back every block of 15 minutes I've spent on Amazon scrolling through the endless amount of options in order to avoid buying some crappy Chinese knock-off version, I'd be happy.
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8y ago
Anyone have any suggestions for pfSense? I played around with the traffic shaper, setting the scheduler type to CODELQ and limiting bandwidth to 95%, but it doesn't seem to do much from what I can tell while testing with the speedtest
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8y ago
IPoAC ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1149 )
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8y ago
Red Hat worked pretty closely with NetApp and their implementation of pNFS. I've used it and it is very nice for mitigating any downtime while you perform maintenance on a controller.
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8y ago
Does anyone have more info about the Librem 5's baseband? I know they say it will be separate from the app CPU and have hardware kill switches for all of the components/sensors, but I'd love to hear more about the firmware ru
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9y ago
Any chance you can drop the name here? I'm a motorhead and my beloved community-supported mazdaspeed community has basically dried up and migrated to facebook...
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9y ago
ugh I get legitimately sad thinking about how what.cd slammed its doors shut unexpectedly, never to be seen again.
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Study Says Calorie Restriction May Help You Live Longer
(npr.org)
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9y ago
Another obscure-ish tea that is seems to be gaining popularity is guayusa (mostly being pushed under the brand Runa). It is another holly from warm regions, I think from rainforests in South America. I'm a big fan of the moderate caffe
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9y ago
Verizon (Fios), are you listening? Comcast has you beat by a mile here...
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9y ago
I have an X270 with an LTE card. I've also helped set up a 3rd and 4th-gen X1 Carbon with an LTE card for a friend. I know Dell also offers LTE antennas in some of their higher-end Latitude laptops.
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9y ago
I don't understand why HN now finds this super interesting, but when it was reported more than a year ago, it was a lot of hand-waving and "no proof that it actually worked" over here: https://news.ycombinator.com&
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9y ago
DNS66 https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.jak_linux.dns66/ https://github.com/julian-klode/dns66 Successfully being used on a 1st-gen Moto Z Play, no root, stock firmware. Works great.
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9y ago
ugh that issuetracker link requires you to sign in with a google account...
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9y ago
Google got to keep Motorola Mobility's patent portfolio and license them back to Lenovo I believe.
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CNBC said the execs and bankers are going to be traveling to NYC and Boston this week to pitch to investors, and it is scheduled to be trading "late next week."
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Will there be a postmortem blog post or some other summary about this?
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> With TV this will end badly unless something drastically changes because the rising prices will drive more and more people to cut-the-cord. I suspect as soon as you can get major sporting events in a convenient form outside of having a
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Are there no free vocational schools in Europe?
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9y ago
Yes, Comcast has made, relatively speaking, amazing progress on deploying IPv6 across their network. It works very well (well, except if you have one of their business "routers" required if you need a static IPv4 address). This is
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9y ago
Something that completely fascinates me are cell towers/equipment. They are everywhere, yet I know almost nothing about them and rarely get to see them up close. Even less often (pretty much never) meet anyone who work on the equipment
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