stevenoel

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by stevenoel 10mo ago
Re: Users must upload a valid trip ticket (flight, train, bus) What if I'm just driving there for a day/weekend/week? I see this app being especially useful for people in RVs, but they would have no flight/bus/trai
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by stevenoel 1y ago
I'm not affiliated with OpenDNS (but I am a customer). I think you've misunderstood the process here. Something you did (ie: a mass marketing campaign) made the filters think you're doing something that looks like phishing.
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by stevenoel 2y ago
Walabot sounds interesting... but here's an article about similar tools: https://www.doityourself.com/stry/4-tools-that-can-see-throu...
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by stevenoel 2y ago
I use UTM without any issue (running Windows 11)... but for what it's worth VMware announced both Workstation and Fusion are now free for Personal Use: https://blogs.vmware.com/workstation/2024/05/vmware-
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by stevenoel 3y ago
As per usual, the answer is lawyers. There's a procedure where you can make a claim on a domain and take it over from the current owner... but I'm not sure that "I didn't renew it in time" is a good enough reason.
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by stevenoel 3y ago
I can't vouch for this product as secure - but I got one as a gift and plugged it in to try it out. I installed it on a Guest VLAN so it doesn't have access to my whole home network. https://www.myq.com/products&#
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by stevenoel 3y ago
I got an "Access blocked" error when trying to visit this site. "Selldone utilizes a security service for protection against online threats. The activity you recently carried out activated our security measures. A variety of
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by stevenoel 3y ago
I may have confused the issue - I was answering in more generic terms. There are license agreements that are based on overall revenue. I wasn't commenting on the OP's question of an open source license or whether anyone would p
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by stevenoel 3y ago
Large software vendors usually have clauses in their contracts that allow them to audit your installation - and in some cases tie this audit to revenue reporting. If you're a public company this is all easily auditable, but even a pri
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by stevenoel 3y ago
There are several software companies whose license models are based on your revenue. Not "free until you make money", more like "$X to get a license and then additional costs based on your annual revenue".