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slenk
7y ago
The developers of pihole (at least some) don't use anything but the defaults
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slenk
7y ago
Just looking at the website, it looks like Wickr might be a little more like slack. Saying it's not like Signal is just silly.
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slenk
7y ago
...now that I think about it I think I was NATted before; I just wasn't smart enough to know what it was at the time. Now you have made me think. Fun fact: the college I graduated had a /16 with a student population of ~4k. Every
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slenk
7y ago
Wait what, ISPs NAT their customers now? That's just not cool
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slenk
7y ago
y'all are right, i am wrong
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slenk
7y ago
Why are we instantly siding with the accuser who has an easily fake-able photo? No longer innocent until proven guilty?
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slenk
7y ago
They aren't forced to pay $15/hour so it makes no excuse to the current circumstances. Also, this article isn't about making restaurants pay...it's about making DoorDash pay fairly
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slenk
7y ago
Correct, I am unable to find anything claiming she helped author foundational pieces of the internet. She has really done anything for the internet besides working for Mozilla.
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slenk
7y ago
Uh...the parts he quoted are word for word...
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slenk
7y ago
I will have to check out the IPTV streaming. Plex handles it incredibly poorly and rarely works, while with Emby I have to do hardly any maintenance.
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slenk
7y ago
But this won't easily allow the general public to see that someone is unsafe; there are no visual indicators. So, while with license plates pedestrians can call in and report a car without a license plate, a drone won't be identif
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slenk
7y ago
Yeah if you drive in a busy city. But if you build a car on your farmland and want to have fun, do whatever you want. And in most states, if its private property, that is perfectly legal. Likewise, if I am flying a drone in middle-of-nowher
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slenk
7y ago
Build your own. It's easy. I've built 2 myself and have learned from/taught some of my friends. I have registered myself with the FAA for their current program, but I know plenty of people that haven't. Nor do I want to
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slenk
7y ago
> “As a pilot, my eye is always on safety first,” FAA Administrator Steve Dickson said in a statement Thursday announcing the rule. “Safety is a joint responsibility between government, pilots, the drone community, the general public and
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slenk
7y ago
The police, who I am sure this Vinod guy donates to/has in their pocket. Don't trust anyone when it comes to people with "fuck you" money.
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slenk
7y ago
I will have to check these out. I noticed sylpheed hasn't been updated in 2 years though
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slenk
7y ago
For sure. Let me know what/when you need from me
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slenk
7y ago
I need something for Windows so badly. Thunderbird is just so...meh...and there is nothing else that I know of.
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slenk
7y ago
Until there is a "Standard" job application I don't see that happening
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slenk
7y ago
Yeah I was under a similar impression. If not, this is great as I am currently looking
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slenk
7y ago
It would appear you feel for big sugar's game
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slenk
7y ago
Decaf?
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slenk
7y ago
I have never heard of this before. Very interesting
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slenk
7y ago
Finding a breakthrough server in the US before 7pm EST is impossible, even on the weekends.
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slenk
7y ago
...you're still playing Desert Combat? Holy shit. I might have to join
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slenk
7y ago
You should look over the article a little more carefully. The special library is only if you want to inline WASM in javascript. You can still write and use WASM without it
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slenk
7y ago
> Because Apple isn’t an advertising company and doesn’t need to While I agree, just because they don't need to doesn't mean they won't. Google didn't need to invent gmail and get everyone sucked in to a free product,
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slenk
7y ago
Yeah, they generate revenue by locking you into an expensive ecosystem which has zero transparency, so we actually don't know what Apple is doing. We don't know if Apple is violating our privacy. Who knows who Apple is selling you
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slenk
7y ago
He doesn't mention turning off Apple sync. It seems like he/she is ok with their data being owned by Apple and not by Google. Confuses me as to why they think Apple is more private.
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slenk
7y ago
So you are okay with everything being synced to Apple? What's the difference? Why do you think Apple respects your privacy more?
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