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by thrashh 5y ago
End-to-end encryption prevents a third party from reading your content, but if you are getting your encryption software from the same people that are storing your encrypted data, the only thing stopping them from reading your data is corpor
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by thrashh 5y ago
Speedify (it’s in the article…) Peplink also has their own but it’s geared towards businesses and is pricey.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I switched to iPhone and can’t even remember the name of the app anymore, sorry But the good news is that I got it from the Play Store back then and you didn’t even need to jailbreak.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Note that even many actual DOCSIS modems have management interfaces and are not pure. I have always been able to view the management page for my Arris/Motorola Surfboard modems.
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by thrashh 5y ago
For Speedify
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by thrashh 5y ago
On Android, there are apps that you can install that do this for you. I used to use them a lot when I was traveling with my laptop a few years ago and it always worked great.
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by thrashh 5y ago
OP is using a commercial VPN that does this. There’s more than one choice in the space.
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by thrashh 5y ago
SpeedFusion is one alternative https://estore.peplink.com/categories/speedfusion-cloud/spee... We use to use Peplink at a company I worked at
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by thrashh 5y ago
But unlike Genius, YouTube was not forever beholden to just hosting existing content. Genius is never going to start hosting user created lyrics one day.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I like how you mention that there’s numerous concerns of reactions yet link not a single one and then list a lot of unrelated points.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I mean we’ve had Bell Labs et. al. and now we have transistors, Unix, CCDs to allow digital cameras, etc… They can keep on trucking with R&D
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by thrashh 5y ago
I think a big part of the population believes 80-90mph is perfectly fine (of which I am a member) so everything is kind of working as intended. I don’t want the speed limit increased, and I don’t want the law to be religiously enforced. To
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by thrashh 5y ago
I’d say homeless people are people who have fallen through safety nets of their families and friends, if they even had family or friends. People with poor financial decisions have roofs over their head and thousands in credit card debt.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Dust in the toaster?
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by thrashh 5y ago
Eye-Fi started as a company making Wi-Fi SD cards in 2005. Chips have been small for decades. What’s changed over the years is that it’s gotten cheaper and cheaper.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I don’t think it’s just Americans. I think it’s a natural human reaction. We always need high level stress in my opinion. We need to always have a little bit of “it’s bad” in our life to set our priorities. Being comfortable for more than a
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by thrashh 5y ago
This is true for like everything. Watch people talk about gun control or 2fa or any topic of discourse. Everyone thinks the other side is dumb and can’t see why the other side believes the way they do no matter what. It’s a sign of lack of
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by thrashh 5y ago
This is how I handle my libraries too. My standard is that you will never have a breaking change in any of my minor or patch versions. I may ship new API in minor versions, and if I need to do an API rewrite, there will be a few years wher
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by thrashh 5y ago
When we were in high school we played around with IE5 web applications made with .hta files that were basically Electron apps 15 years before Electron. And we used to screw with replacing the HTML of folders on shared drives in middle schoo
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by thrashh 5y ago
I think you’re more explaining what happens than why it happens. Personally I know every project or initiative I’ve pushed for is because I have a vision of how things should be . When I give up the reigns to someone else, usually they’re
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by thrashh 5y ago
A backend can just say ‘no’ if it gets a number in a format it doesn’t like. If a user enters a number incorrectly on a frontend, a frontend can’t just say no. It might have to try its best to parse the number, or if it can’t, the error has
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by thrashh 5y ago
Americans acted the way they did because of bad leadership. A lot of people high up sowed the idea that getting a vaccine is not worthwhile and that masking up was an immediate threat to our freedom, and naturally a lot of people heard that
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by thrashh 5y ago
Random access of ZIPs was helpful during the dial-up days because you could download select files instead of the whole ZIP file too. If something like tar.gz had been standard then, then that wouldn’t have been possible.
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by thrashh 5y ago
A lot of software installers use this method. It’s a very old tried and true method.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Is your point that they block privacy first applications? Or that moderation is inconsistent? Or that you get banned for life? Make up your mind!
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by thrashh 5y ago
I don’t think competition in UX exists generally. Just look at all the products in any space out there (for example, Dell, Logitech, etc.) and how many of them would you say has a good consistent product design team? Honestly from my experi
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by thrashh 5y ago
OP could have just used that language for dramatic effect. Don’t distract from the point.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Yes, the non-existent ‘he’ of a satire piece.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Your RAW/flat log files are also artificially manipulated too FYI and when you edit RAW, you just delay that artificial manipulation until you get to a computer. Short of a 3CCD prism setup, most cameras use Bayer (or other) filters th
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by thrashh 5y ago
This sounds like a crazy level of entitlement. It’s sucks if I make something shitty but I’m not entitled to make it for you or anyone.

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