alacode

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by alacode 3y ago
Google Bard has interesting information when asked what happens to my data if a plan is restructured and my existing data exceeds the new plan's allowance. It seems the answer is "it depends".
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by alacode 3y ago
I was curious what the context of "grace period" is for Google Drive and found this: https://support.google.com/drive/thread/13321050/what-will-h... "If I cancel my additional storage, will all
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by alacode 3y ago
I'm no great defender of Google but point some fallacies the article pushes: "regarding a woman losing her entire Google account after one of her 7 year old sons, messing around with a camera and uploading the videos to YouTube, p
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by alacode 3y ago
I'm in my early 60's, I guess when I was young I'd have called me elderly. I however, have been a technologist since I was around 9 years old, got it from my Dad. I'd say most my age even if not into technology aren&#x27
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by alacode 3y ago
I'd be worried if there's an increased risk of mold growth.
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by alacode 3y ago
I said nothing about a firewall. I use firewalls everywhere. I use NAT. What I don't use is IPv6.
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by alacode 3y ago
Trolling? No. NAT breaks something? No. IPv6 breaks privacy at a minimum and probably opens our devices to security issues. IPv6 is what's broken.
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by alacode 3y ago
Microsoft and Google together are trying to control the largest spectrum of computer usage globally.
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by alacode 3y ago
I don't use Tailscale, I use my own VPS and Wireguard but no way in my lifetime will I allow IPv6 to have any prevalence on any of my systems.
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by alacode 3y ago
NAT is great. I can think of no problems caused by NAT. I can immediately think of my experiences with IPv6 and all loss of privacy.
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by alacode 3y ago
Pretty cool, it printed a list of over 8000 on my machine (Ubuntu, well Kubuntu now) and then proceeded to speak the voices after printing them all.
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by alacode 3y ago
Rob Piercy: "Do neuroscientists understand how the brain works?" Stephen Smith: "The numbers get out of hand really quick for brains. The number of synapses in one human brain is equal to the number of stars in 5000 Milky Way
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Why don't we understand the brain?(alleninstitute.org)
3 points by alacode 3y ago|1 comments