CommanderData

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by CommanderData 4y ago
My colleague uses this in his CV to notify when and who has opened it. Pretty cool stuff. Says he got around Google and MS flagging his CV as malware which I'm unsure how.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Most WiFi IoT products I own have no form of local control, have to be flashed, intercepted or reverse engineered. Zigbee which I'm a huge supporter of, offers this out the box and setting up is as easy as 10 seconds of pairing. I don
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Yes. Phone was encrypted and so was the sd. I tried everything like adb, tapping hoping I'd mount as usb, remote deployment of some type of remote software, hdmi output (I think at the time I spent money on a hub too) but nothing worke
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Twitter has an extremely nasty dark pattern for accuiring your mobile number. So much so if you pay and use a temporary number from services like OnOff. Twitter cleavely detect this and never sends you a verification code. You need to use a
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by CommanderData 4y ago
It works great but you'll need a reverse proxy with TLS + a domain if you want to use the android app. Self signed certs don't play nicely with the app.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
If they are being targeted disproportionately among their foreign counterparts I see a case for this. Otherwise I don't see an issue, this is the case for all work visas in any country. Trying to change the immigration laws because you
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by CommanderData 4y ago
There's many features being released for 11 only. Seemingly to incentivise people to switch. Windows subsystem for Android being another (beta). I have seen Uni student buy Apple laptops after their Windows laptops have automatically u
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Linus tech tips has done a few videos on his smart home (z-wave) and he does not seem overly happy with it.. I'm really glad I went Zigbee as its been almost completely pain free even with third party non cloud software. I can't f
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I have about 40 Zigbee devices connected to Zigbee2mqtt. Everything has worked since I started 3 years ago. Its only gone wrong when I mess an upgrade up (once). I like that my smart home is not a full time job. It's nice being set it
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by CommanderData 4y ago
The motiviation is extremely suspect. Manifest v2 works and while there's a minority of user effected by scrupulous extensions the vast majority of the time it works fine.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
People argue against themselves and push a broken narrative that work laws and regulation stifles growth. We're seeing this being pushed by the UK media at the moment regarding our unions.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I recently discovered there's a strong connection between gut microbiota and Bone health recently coined, brain-gut-bone and Osteomicrobiology. The paper I read did not implicate any such strain which was disappointing as it was quite
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Did the government ever solve the NHS PFI scandals? I remember these being a massive topic some 10 years ago but haven't heard much if anything of them since. Edit: It looks like some trusts still pay insane interest rates for some of
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I hate to be the person but I've seen complicated dynamic applications push much higher bandwidth and serve millions of concurrent users with similar if not smaller h/w requirements. Would be interesting seeing Twitters complete b
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Quite beefy hardware for on-prem. Perhaps someone could explain to me why 30k users, even assuming concurrent users would be an issue for hardware that size? Is the app stack naturally resource heavy or is this setup particular different to
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Really clean docs page, nice design!
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Pay to play. If they want a piece of the economy they pay to get it.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
The rich perpetuate anti-Taxation ideas through our political class. Currently the UK system is not "pay to play", if this changed tomorrow someone will be happily own the asset sacrificing a true percentage. In fact Tax is an ide
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I was searching for this to reference in my post, lost inside my bookmarks. Thank you.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Brexit has caused immigration from non-EU countries to increase. According to the government's own statistics we've seen massive increases from countries like India despite the anti-immigration rhetoric displayed by the Tories. We
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by CommanderData 4y ago
You'd be surprised the amount of people that will "stick at it" and work through abuse at work. I'd imagine we'll over 10% stay at the company no matter what Elon does. I've seen much worse thrown at employees.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Don't worry as there's plenty of dirty cheap consultancies from overseas that will do Elons dirty work with pride.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
How best to enforce usage of this and stop apps/phones from bypassing and using DoH? Edit: I found this post on pi hole forums explaining the situation with DoH / DoT. I think this will become a much popular topic to discuss on HN
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Thanks for posting this as I was having similar issues just today.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I doubt this. The super rich have too much money and need this converted to assets. In the UK at least you're not just competing against would be first time buyers but multi-national companies wanting to expand their portfolio and the
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by CommanderData 4y ago
OpenWrt has a nice page on blocking DNS over TLS. It works by IP blocking the ever growing list of service IPs. You can set it up so it auto updates and blocks new IPs as they come online. I think it's important to have control over yo
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by CommanderData 4y ago
This sounds like a dream to fix. I'd start by small incremental changes. A big change will be resisted. Deployments first, separate environment next etc
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by CommanderData 4y ago
European permanent salaries have been coming down. UK contractors take home less now than they did 5 years ago due to taxation changes (IR35). The tax changes have also made the market a bit strange where rates are still advertised at £500
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I think that's pretty easy if government incentives are in place.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I read someone else suggest Permaculture as a way of mitigating some of the affects of monsoons in these types of areas. Does anyone have any evidences of such a thing working?

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