vero2

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by vero2 2y ago
Airports are a bellweather. This drives trends/investors/CEOs/middle managers. Living close to a large airport on a business city it was always - VMware - Azure - IBM etc Now-a-days - Get your employees co-pilot assisted Inte
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by vero2 3y ago
The great offender is modem/router. According the manual for my ISP - slow blinking is attempting to connect to DSL - normal blinking is success - Fast blink is fail - there are 4 different LEDs. some even change colour.
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by vero2 3y ago
A sincere best of luck to you all. At the same time these sentences are unwarranted > Public cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud made life easier for start-ups and enterprises. But they are closed source, have you rent comp
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by vero2 3y ago
In most distros a simple default install (like Kubuntu or Ubuntu) things are consistent. Even RedHatEnterprise linux is very consistent. Sure a mac looks nice as it is always available in a 2K> glossy display. Once you go to install stu
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by vero2 5y ago
> I did use the authenticator app plenty of times so I'm certain I had it set up. Then it would be been impossible to login. Did you use a password that was leaked? If yes - may be they logged in - and you would have got a 'no
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by vero2 5y ago
To help others could you please tell us more information... Did you have 2FA? If yes was it SMS or with U2F-key? Which country where you previously in? Did you change places?
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by vero2 5y ago
https://nitter.net/handle1,handle2,handle3,handle4
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by vero2 5y ago
https://nitter.net/handle1,handle2,handle3,handle4
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by vero2 5y ago
https://nitter.net/handle1,handle2,handle3,handle4
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by vero2 5y ago
https://nitter.net/handle1,handle2,handle3,handle4
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by vero2 5y ago
I am sure everyone is learning from walled gardens. Sure, there will be some impact of sanctions. But note that wealthy individuals will find a way. EU or US is never going to ban UAE, Saudi Arabia or India from they list for trading with R
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by vero2 5y ago
Use nitter.net and just use nitter.net/handle1,handle2,handle3
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by vero2 5y ago
You make factual points. But note that 1. Money: Russia is a tiny market for MS/Google/Apple. So they can appear to boycott it and still be OK with shareholders. 2. Communities (like these are mainly Western and hence) make decisi
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by vero2 5y ago
Perhaps you need to look at average human trying to setup a router/DSL modem in a house hold. Then you may note that all your second sentence is a large task for any CEO. (No offence they are good in their field but anything more than
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by vero2 5y ago
Note that in 7 years OP had one problem now... I know people with local NAS one need to do maintenance and so on. Again, depends on your technical ability. Bit-rot, power failures etc.
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by vero2 5y ago
acquiring talent to manage google drive is easy. Not cheap or easy for Amazon/B2.
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by vero2 5y ago
> multiple NAS and distributed them geographically and used Syncthing to keep them updated As some one working in storage, please do not get tons of NAS they are pain to manage eventually. Example: linus-tech-tips could not do it properl
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by vero2 5y ago
> Youtube sent her 3 strikes in one week. On videos that were 4 years old, indicating cyber bullying. Do you know by chance if anyone "internal employees" tried to complain and report? I suspect this is an insider issue. may be
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by vero2 5y ago
1TB BX11 is €2.9/month or € 3.45 monthly incl. 19 % VAT These are standard prices... https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-box
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by vero2 5y ago
> were not in their expected locations on the new box This is why one should not use sda/sdb or vda equivalent but use /dev/disk/by-uuid/
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by vero2 5y ago
I did not say/imply that the user should implement a ONLY non-standard port as security. Sure " simple port scan would reveal it" - but for those other script kiddes that do not do have it prevents it. And BTW, every bit help
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by vero2 5y ago
Zerotier is the easy way around. Also remember to block all ssh access at standard ports.
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by vero2 5y ago
no fiddling. Just works. Do not waste time OS upgrades. Browser is the only thing to use. No wasting time saving or lost data; linux commandline rsync or time machine transfers to new computers etc. We deployed this for home office all secr
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by vero2 5y ago
Does Redhat provide OS for 2GB RAM, celeron devices? Poor comparison. And BTW, are you willing to pay > $200 per year for chromeOS (like RHEL)? Note that RHEL is also frozen, but average Joe wants all latest features in chromebook. Als
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by vero2 5y ago
The problem is regular user does NOT want i3. Google cannot build a i3 and provide it as an update to old chromebook. BTW even latest Lubuntu needs 4GB RAM... Sure you can use minimal window manager like awesome, but not the average joe!
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by vero2 5y ago
1. Intel spectre/CVE? 2. Note that these old devices have no support from Wayland as intel does not provide drivers 3. These were introductory chromebooks and I am sure OEMs will be annoyed if they are unlimited updates. (or they may b
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by vero2 5y ago
The problem is the common user wants thing to just work. I work at a major university. At our science department we tried using ' https://www.horde.org/apps/groupware ' for calendar. But fails randomly, refresh
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by vero2 5y ago
Blame intel for not updating older devices...
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by vero2 5y ago
most chromebooks got up to 6 years support. BTW, one can still use these old ones, they will get LaCros (where only browser gets updated). > Flies in the face of many functional Chromebooks/Chromeboxens losing support On these ol
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by vero2 5y ago
Thanks for the reply Not sure how much power mods have? May be they are tag the account as spam/<threat> and some AI/ML automagically bans the account.

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