slenk

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by slenk 6y ago
Google doesn't have a product like that...
452.
by slenk 6y ago
One thing - if you are streaming video from your phone constantly like that it will get toasty
453.
by slenk 6y ago
I block 1.5 million ad domains and I had no problems
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by slenk 6y ago
Huh, I didn't know that. Although I would argue that S3 is the core product
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by slenk 6y ago
I've noticed that doesn't seem to always work...
456.
by slenk 6y ago
It's really easy to back up the server and never lose passwords.
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by slenk 6y ago
If you host your own Bitwarden server you don't have to worry about that. Also different expectations
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by slenk 6y ago
Please, educate me as to what I am overlooking. The requirements of buying a domain name and getting a LE wildcard cert should be trivial to someone with the experience you seem to have.
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by slenk 6y ago
How is it not practical? It's really not hard to set up and there is great documentation out there
460.
by slenk 6y ago
For free apps, maybe? I know back in 2011/2012 we had to pay more than $100 directly to Apple.
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by slenk 6y ago
I am mistaken, I did not realize it was down to $100. It used to be a lot more - I was paying. It's also a yearly fee where Google is a one-time fee.
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by slenk 6y ago
I do believe the American legal system disagrees with you
463.
by slenk 6y ago
Ah yes, because everyone can afford a MacBook and a $1k license fee to publish on their store
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by slenk 6y ago
Why should Namecheap give up the name of its customers?
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by slenk 6y ago
1 Samsung TV causes an obscene amount of network calls, but 6000...wow
466.
by slenk 6y ago
I do not understand how they don't qualify as a reader app
467.
by slenk 6y ago
Hmm...I thought Netflix on an iPhone told you that you had to go to the website to actually sign up. I don't have one to test it though.
468.
by slenk 6y ago
Just because someone else is doing it too shouldn't make it any less wrong.
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by slenk 6y ago
Backdoor-ed successfully?
470.
by slenk 6y ago
You bring up a good point, unfortunately.
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by slenk 6y ago
I am trying to understand this as well. It seems straight up illegal
472.
by slenk 6y ago
Ooo, I like this. This seems like a close-ish replacement in VSCode but the pic doesn't even exist: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=esz.them...
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by slenk 6y ago
This kind of reads like an advertisement.
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by slenk 6y ago
Yet they can't keep Taiwan separate from China?
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by slenk 6y ago
Hmmm, at least its still for an outdated version
476.
by slenk 6y ago
FWIW 5.0 has been out for a bit and addresses this vuln. Also, here is actual info about the vuln: https://natedotred.wordpress.com/2020/03/28/cve-2020-8816-pi...
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by slenk 6y ago
If the keyboard ever worked when I needed it too maybe I would consider itr
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by slenk 6y ago
Oh, and a Samsung TV, which gets really query-happy if you block its tracking domain
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by slenk 6y ago
I have ~50 docker containers running with various stuff I am working on. I am sure that contributes quite a bit. 2 Windows 10 machines make a LOT of phone-home queries.
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by slenk 6y ago
Just a perspective - 300k DNS queries is not very much. 1 full day of home use + work (most DNS goes over VPN for that) and I am at 130k queries. So you'll get a nice little trial, but don't expect it to last very long, imo

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