ingenium

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by ingenium 9mo ago
I mean it works fine for me on Chrome
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by ingenium 9mo ago
Android is pretty easy, you just add it to the keystore and that's it. I've had my own CA long before Let's Encrypt, but now mostly only use it for non-public devices that can't easily use Let's Encrypt (printers, s
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by ingenium 3y ago
This is how I explain it. When I first started scuba diving and explained to the instructor that it wasn't an issue to pop my ears, he was kind of horrified and was like no don't yawn underwater to do that. He didn't seem to
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by ingenium 3y ago
How are they accounting for the presumably very high timing advance?
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by ingenium 4y ago
Yup, I switched to Bitwarden and self host my own instance of it using that container. It works great. I was previously using Keepass (and later keepassxc), but it became a hassle to keep the database file in sync between all of my devices
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by ingenium 5y ago
I have my Samsung TV wired to my network only for remote control with Home Assistant (can turn it off if nothing is playing for example). But I force all of its DNS to use a pihole, blocking all Samsung domains. I think I also have firewall
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by ingenium 5y ago
They release pretty frequent updates (monthly), with features added in most of them. It honestly doesn't really make sense to package it with the distro. Home Assistant 1 year ago was missing a lot of nice features in the present versi
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by ingenium 5y ago
You can add some protection by putting it behind a reverse proxy like HAProxy or nginx. It's mostly security through obscurity, but in this case it helps a lot unless you're being specifically targeted by someone. Basically pick a
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by ingenium 6y ago
Pennsylvania (at least at the pharmacies) doesn't verify anything. It's all self certification. You say that you qualify for 1A to make the appointment, and they don't ask you anything when you show up. But Pennsylvania'
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by ingenium 6y ago
I believe Moderna was also shown to be effective.
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by ingenium 6y ago
Honestly I make pretty heavy use of /tmp. Almost all downloads go there, along with anything that I won't be using again after the next hour. Self-cleanup whenever I reboot (which is rare). Anything of importance, I have broad dir
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by ingenium 6y ago
Yup, I have HA setup with Unifi integration and it works perfectly for detecting if wifi clients. It gets alerted immediately upon connection (so I don't think it's polling the controller), and they get marked as away exactly 2 m
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by ingenium 6y ago
Yeah, Spain is interesting. Or at least the way it's done in Barcelona. I don't know who owns the fiber (the city?), but it seems that fiber was run to every building/apartment, and when you sign up for service with one of th
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by ingenium 6y ago
There are ways to get unlimited service still, which is what my parents do. It's just a bit... hacky. Basically you get an LTE modem and SIM swap to it. The ROOTer mod of OpenWRT is specifically for using LTE modems and works quite wel
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by ingenium 6y ago
Considering running your own full resolver like unbound. Then you don't have to rely on a DNS provider like Google or Cloudflare. It's really nice not having the whole internet go down when Google or Cloudflare DNS is down.
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by ingenium 6y ago
I had the latest Windows update break printing, but in a different way. It could no longer connect to the network printer (hosted via CUPS on a raspberry pi). I could load the URL for the CUPS printer just fine in Chrome, but Windows itself
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by ingenium 7y ago
There are ways around this. I use ttrss and it has the option to fetch the actual page and replace the RSS content with it. It has a few bugs with formatting and such on some sites, but generally works well. There is a built in Readability
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by ingenium 7y ago
Descovy was approved for PrEP about 2 month ago. At least in the US.
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by ingenium 7y ago
You can set which radios are disabled with Airplane mode with an adb command. It persists and will even transfer to a new phone. The default is: adb settings put global airplane_mode_radios cell,bluetooth,wifi,nfc,wimax I have mine set to:
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by ingenium 7y ago
Or the person was not taking PrEP as prescribed, either missing doses or taking it inconsistently. Once they're infected, if they keep taking just Truvada, then that strain will begin developing resistance, which they can pass on, pote
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by ingenium 7y ago
It depends on your insurance, but on some it will.
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by ingenium 7y ago
Go to a doctor or clinic that focuses on the LGBT community. It's very easy to get, and they'll take care of setting you up on the Gilead copay assistance program, so the medication should be completely free. Their program will co
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by ingenium 7y ago
How did you manage to call them? I've been fighting a similar issue. I woke up one morning to an email that my account was permanently suspended, along with several family members' accounts that don't live with me. All of our
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by ingenium 7y ago
Pittsburgh, PA is pretty close to natural disaster free. Some parts of downtown will flood from the rivers, and there have been a couple very small landslides in the last two years from too much rain. But for most of the city, there aren&#x
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by ingenium 7y ago
This same thing happened to my personal Paypal account out of no where one morning. I hadn't used it in over a month. My mother's personal Paypal account (lives in a different state) was also banned at the exact same time. She had
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by ingenium 7y ago
Samsung is having a lot of quality issues lately. There is a problem with the S10, which causes it to permanently lose connectivity, requiring a device swap. It seems to affect all carriers, but for some reason is affecting Sprint more than
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by ingenium 7y ago
If I remember correctly, the original release did not. Only in 95a or 95b did it have it.
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by ingenium 8y ago
Google DNS (and likely others) doesn't really work that well for this unless it's a very popular domain because of the sheer number of servers that they run and the short TTLs on most records. Even on subsequent lookups, you'
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by ingenium 8y ago
You actually don't have to. The TTLs on NS records are generally pretty long, especially the root servers (6 days for root, 2 days for both .com and my domain's NS). You will hit the .com for example the first time you go to a dom
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by ingenium 8y ago
I drove across the country a couple years ago. Driving across South Dakota in May was awful for bugs. I had to stop multiple times at gas stations to clean them off. But otherwise, yeah, there aren't too many bugs on my windshield norm

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