tushar-r

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by tushar-r 4y ago
For Cisco? Yes! :-P (Though, after 3 years of QA'ing the stuff, I gave up on MPLS and moved to other technologies. I was just not able to understand it to the deep level I wanted to.)
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by tushar-r 4y ago
Pretty certain they did not. China controls the Internet a little too seriously and has banned Google for many years to allow them to fly Loon balloons beaming free internet to their population.
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by tushar-r 4y ago
For a moment I thought this was a new one after last week's announcement.
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by tushar-r 4y ago
Does anyone (power users) really use the desktop anymore? Since moving back to windows, I've mostly used the taskbar and PowerToys Run to launch applications, and explorer to find files.
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by tushar-r 4y ago
>Alex Spiro, Javice’s legal representation, did not reply to Fortune’s request for comment, but has denied the allegations against her to other news outlets. Javice sued JP Morgan in December alleging the bank used an investigation into
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by tushar-r 4y ago
Ah, but this computer is a general-purpose home device that is mostly used for browsing and watching videos. The dev. stuff doesn't matter. (And I no longer inflict my code on this world, only powerpoints!)
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by tushar-r 4y ago
Replacement battery for the family MBP. Going strong since 2014, and I want to see how far we can use it safely as the family computer without replacement.
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by tushar-r 4y ago
Works for me with "timer", "5 minute timer" and "10 minute timer" "3 minute timer" doesn't work; just shows a link to a video for it.
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by tushar-r 4y ago
https://archive.is/iCAGR
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by tushar-r 4y ago
>It would be interesting to observe trends (such as log4j) and we could see first hand how Tor exit nodes are used for abuse and maybe collect a large list of 'known bad' IPs. > Also, when we say an IP is bad (because it was
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by tushar-r 4y ago
>There's a website that aggregates all the coffee vendors, but the name is slipping my mind for some reason. Sixteen grams, Somethings Brewing...there are a few of those now. > every once in a while I find myself picking up a cup
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by tushar-r 4y ago
>Both have 0 MDR charges. Possibly not for long - https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/money-and-banking/rbi-m...
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by tushar-r 4y ago
Is this just their version of DroidCam? :-P
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by tushar-r 4y ago
The 2008 recession was especially fun because of bean counters. Some of the big Indian outsourcers used this to remove all sorts of things from the office stating "we can save money with these things and avoid layoffs." Among thin
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by tushar-r 4y ago
Doesn't look like they have easily user replaceable batteries, which means a default no from me.
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by tushar-r 4y ago
> I never used a double-edged blades for shaving, but I think that 2- or 3-bladed cartridges will generally shave better or at least quicker. Not sure about 5-bladed, but whatever. Not really. DE doesn't jam as much as 2/3&#x2F
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by tushar-r 5y ago
Works now.
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by tushar-r 5y ago
Blocked for me over AirTel as well, works fine on VPN.
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by tushar-r 5y ago
Amazon and William Penn are my gotos for pens. Tata Cliq Luxury has some, but most of them are from William Penn anyways.
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by tushar-r 5y ago
>You don't need to be disorganized to appreciate the convenience of not having to charge yet another device you want to use on the fly. Most wireless _headphones_ that I've bought come with an audio cable just for this eventual
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by tushar-r 5y ago
I hadn't heard about that, any pointers to what he did that about? TIA.
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by tushar-r 5y ago
This probably explains the exhaustion (about a month) I had after a bout of flu a few years ago. I thought that it was because of growing older, good to know that isn't the main reason! :-P
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by tushar-r 5y ago
Yeah, I've somehow fallen out of the habit of reading books. Need to get back in :)
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by tushar-r 5y ago
I recommend the "Bad Blood: The Final Chapter" podcast by John Carreyrou. He's the journalist who broke the story and the podcast goes into some detail about the history and also talks about what is going on now.
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by tushar-r 5y ago
This is not by Netflix, it is by the ISP through whom I purchase the service. But yeah, the ISP has been scummier in the past, it's only a little less scummy now!
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by tushar-r 5y ago
>Back in India, hotel would do 2 level of ID/ security check before being ushered to buffet area and carrying any food item outside is prohibited. Never run into the ID/security check in my years of traveling here. At best, it
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by tushar-r 5y ago
>The crux of the changes are to add an additional factor of authentication (AFA), notify consumers before any recurring charge, and allow them to easily cancel payments. This sounds like extremely healthy regulation, and I have no sympat
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by tushar-r 5y ago
>speedtest.net and speedtestnet.io From what I've heard, many ISP's either host their own Speedtest servers or prioritize this traffic to make numbers seem better.
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by tushar-r 5y ago
This is relatively easy to block, given that these companies publish their IP ranges. Similar to the Tor block, blocking "datacenter IP's" simply becomes the norm. This is why you have companies offering "resi's&quo
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by tushar-r 6y ago
Some yes, a lot of Regalia people are being given Infinia. Like me, when I barely use it (-8

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