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tacoman
12y ago
It is, however I find that sometimes I get a sore and after a couple hours of use and I have to switch to a mouse.
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tacoman
12y ago
The only technically interesting thing here is the lousy remote management setup BT seems to be using. It's not mentioned in the article, but I'm not aware of a DSL provider in North America NOT using TR-69 to remotely manage the
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tacoman
12y ago
Given how huge the mobile phone industry, it don't understand why some manufacturer* hasn't carved out a niche for keyboard phones. Since all the manufactures have arrived at the roughly the same form factor and spec, maybe we&#
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tacoman
12y ago
“The lack of growth there comes from Twitter’s relative lack of innovation,” said Nate Elliott, an analyst at Forrester who studies social media. “The experience on Twitter today is the same experience people have always had on Twitter.” I
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tacoman
12y ago
Other than for altruistic or PR reasons, I'm not sure why they would. Currently, they aren't preventing Tor users from reaching the web sites of their customers, they're just making it a little more difficult.
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tacoman
12y ago
I would tend to agree with this overall. I'm a daily user of Tor for random browsing, but I use it on what is essentially a throw-away tablet using a Tor-only router. e.g. https://rednerd.com/2014/10/16/
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12y ago
I use Tor every day for random ordinary things, like looking up recipes or researching banal purchases. The responsiveness of the Tor network has improved dramatically in the last year. It seems that the biggest threat to the Tor network r
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tacoman
12y ago
Sure. For example I imagine you'll have some kind of 12v receptacle in the wall where you could plug in a computer or a lamp of some kind. Is there a standard for this type of thing?
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tacoman
12y ago
What sort of plugs and connectors are you going to use for this?
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tacoman
12y ago
CRI (or at least what's advertised) has really improved in the last year. It not difficult to find 90+ bulbs at places like Home Depot.
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tacoman
12y ago
Wiping it actually increased responsiveness? I guess I'll give that a try.
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tacoman
12y ago
I had the same experience. The devices is noticeably slower. I feel like I had no choice because of the potential security problems of staying on iOS 7. e.g. https://isc.sans.edu/forums/diary/iOS+7+1+x+Exploit+Rel
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tacoman
12y ago
There are a bunch of daemons running on a fully configured My Cloud. I haven't had much success in finding anything yet, but yeah, it has the bug. nas:~# bash --version | head -1 GNU bash, version 4.2.37(1)-release (arm-unknown-
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tacoman
12y ago
I don't really know much about this sort of thing. I assume that to the retailer that gets pwned, they get a few weeks or months of bad press then pass the cost of that breach on to future customers. The "regular guy" in me
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tacoman
12y ago
Blackberry 10 has this feature also for BBM and SMS. It's great.
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tacoman
12y ago
This mirrors my experience pretty closely and I think is really good advice, especially the comment regarding RF performance. Dedicated APs (especially the Ubiquiti devices) seem to have far superior performance than anything I've eve
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12y ago
I live in a newish neighbourhood. There were about 8 households that moved in within the same 2 months. One couple decided to have a get-together and put flyers in mailboxes (in January in Canada). 10 years later, some of the people I met
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tacoman
12y ago
Childcare is a thing people feel really strongly about and there is clearly no right answer. It's all about what's best for the kid(s). "They need focused attention and the cognitive difference between kids that used childca
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12y ago
We went through all this over the last few years with two kids and grandparents/family on the other side of the country. Both of us work full time and have the kids in daycare. I live in Canada though where a parent (mother or fathe
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tacoman
12y ago
"the CTU research team provided the BGP evidence to the upstream ISP closest to the origin of the malicious activity." I think this likely means it's a smaller ISP.
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12y ago
I started with Owncloud 6. I'm syncing about 300MB of files which are mostly text documents, scripts and various collected bits of stuff. It's only about 400 files altogether, but it changes quite a bit and the syncing has been
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tacoman
12y ago
I'm one of those 15%. I have a first gen Intel MacMini that I bought in 2006. I've since put in a 64-bit Core 2 Duo CPU, SSD and 4GB of RAM. It runs everything perfectly, but 10.6.8 is the newest OS I can use. I'm pretty
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tacoman
12y ago
For things related to security, risky.biz is very good and the production quality is very high.
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Maybe food is more expensive in Canada, but my family of 4 never eats out and we spend $250-275/week. I cook most things from scratch and I buy mostly local or organic dairy and produce which costs me an extra 25-30% depending on the s
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Invisible.im: Anonymous IM using TOR hidden services and XMPP
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This is great, my kids love the books. I work for a cable tv-like operator. I get everything for free, including OTT content on tablets and stuff. My primary-school age kids only watch Netflix. They don't even know the brand name o
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tacoman
12y ago
I was doing this sort of thing back in the 90's with a product called AbirNet SessionWall. Managers in the gov't department I worked for wanted to know how much time their employees where spending on the internet and what they we
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tacoman
12y ago
I couldn't agree more. The Ubiquiti wifi hardware is better than any of the SOHO (Linksys, Asus, etc) I've ever used. I've changed most of my friends and family to using Ubiquiti stuff and I never hear about wifi problems a
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tacoman
12y ago
I have not, but in speaking with other people on my team, it has been mentioned as helping a lot. It's probably a lot more effective than a bunch of coffee.
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12y ago
I get about 8 hours a night following my week of sleep deprivation. I would probably try and get more but my problem is compounded by having young children.
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