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by xnet 8y ago
Ahhh yes, I'd bet that's the case as mine failed today too!
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by xnet 8y ago
Why would you ever want to have any kind of login / API on a firewall accessible on a public interface?
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by xnet 9y ago
In the UK, the National Lottery allows anonymous retrieval of the winnings and yet there is still a very large amount of trust that there is no fraudulent activity. The anonymity means you do not get financial advice from the lottery trust
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by xnet 9y ago
The XDA link says the VPN connects locally to the installed app itself.
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by xnet 9y ago
I bought it for £75 this morning where it said the lower price was for 2 more days. Now it's £95. Must have generated a fair few purchases!
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by xnet 9y ago
The best thing I did was uninstall the official Facebook app and replace it with Friendly. The features like having most recent posts as defaults and no ads are nice (paid feature) but I also like it because the UI feels a bit clunky so I u
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by xnet 9y ago
I work on VoIP systems and 999 is set up on these as a priority dial (built into the system as "emergency number"), giving it's route out to whichever ARS is available. I cannot see this limited by the "9 for an outside
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by xnet 9y ago
I would say 999 is still the better choice as it is always the last stop on a rotary. I can imagine if they had it as 111, for example, a lot of people would be redialing from panicking and accidentally dialling too far.
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Why Everyone Missed the Most Important Invention in the Last 500 Years(hackernoon.com)
10 points by xnet 9y ago|4 comments