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Bassetts
8mo ago
It's not just A&A either. I know I'm lucky as I live in an area that's had a relatively new CityFibre XGS-PON install, but I've got 2300Mbps symmetrical and 5000Mbps is coming Q1 this year. Virgin Media also do Gigab
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Bassetts
8y ago
I created a pure CSS stopwatch last year. Was a bit of a brainwave in the shower after I had been playing with CSS animations. I was quite surprised how well it turned out, it works exactly as I imagined it would. https://codepen
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Bassetts
12y ago
A two year old article is now news?
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Bassetts
12y ago
I have messed around with mapping my location history and had some similar problems. Apparently I have been to Essex, UK although I have never been there in my life. I tracked down the teleporting problem to the fact my tablet was at home a
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Bassetts
12y ago
That is true, and something I forgot to mention in my original comment. I do believe the author intends to eventually have it work on Firefox, but I doubt that will be any time soon due to the fact it currently relies heavily on the Chrome
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Bassetts
12y ago
I recently switched from Adblock Plus to HTTP Switchboard[0]. I find it gives you much better control over what gets blocked, and it properly blocks what you have told it to, not just hide them. I have it set up in quite a restrictive way s
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Bassetts
12y ago
Are there any guides on how to get started on penetration testing yourself? I'd quite like to run this experiment on myself and see just how much information I actually leak online.
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Bassetts
12y ago
So how do I manually check that my host supports this? I checked the list of domains and although I know I have sent mail to gmail address my host does not appear.
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Bassetts
12y ago
> At the mere click of a button, our honeybadger will let you see how much traffic the site gets, how much money they raised, what powers their stack, and much more.
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Bassetts
13y ago
KeePassDroid is another good one for Android. It does use the clipboard though by giving you two notifications to click on. One for the username, and one for the password of the chosen credentials. I need to give KeePass2Android a try.
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Bassetts
13y ago
As someone who does not have my browser remember my passwords I find the auto fill feature of KeePass a necessity.