Octopuz

If it isn't available for Firefox it doesn't fit my workflow. Also a duplicate post from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48145073

We have both an AutoCAD subscription and a perpetual license for the 2010 version. We couldn't install the 2010 version anymore because they shut down their activation server.

I like the initiative, hopefully your data quality will improve:

Country: NL | The Netherlands

European Union: false

Time Zone: Europe/Amsterdam

Calling Code: +0

Currency: Unknown

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where_There_Is_No_Doctor

And the dentist counterpart https://archive.org/details/Where_There_is_No_Dentist_Murray...

Looks cool. Which 14 services does the free account support? In the video I see SMS, Slack, Notion, Gmail, Google Sheets/Meet/Docs/Calendar/Drive, Salesforce, Hubspot, GitHub. I think Salesforce and Hubspot are in the $25/month subscription?

I would appreciate 'whenever I post on X or Mastodon add this to a sheet and put text and URL in its own column'

I actually did. The previous owner could not open it because the front panel got disconnected from the electronics at the inside and he didn't bother to look further.

During a boy scouts summer camp, we were on a separated camping area near a railroad track. We created a fireplace and used some stones from the track to build the fire on.

A pretty big mistake as it turned out. Because the stones were in fact vulcanic, they exploded when heated - so we were bombarded with stone fragments.

This makes me think of https://www.bardeen.ai/ but maybe more capable of finding out what to do by itself.

If you look up a product in the AliExpress app and copy the link, this is what you get. It does not give you any commission unfortunately. So it's not an affiliate link.

Please also trim the input field from leading or trailing spaces.

see also https://www.androidpolice.com/google-surve-free-legacy-g-sui...

Google Legacy G Suite – Class Action Investigation – Chimicles Schwartz Kriner & Donaldson-Smith LLP

https://chimicles.com/google-legacy-g-suite-class-action-inv...

It is said that the core services will stop working. Google Photos, YouTube and purchases/subscriptions are not considered as core services.

Either become a nonprofit or delete the account in G Suite and recreate it as a free regular Google account after the domain name has been removed from G Suite.

Have you been inspired by CyberChef? https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/

The author writes:

If you use some of Cloudflare's public DNS resolvers (1.1.1.2 or 1.1.1.3), you may find you can't download PuTTY at the moment. The server that hosts the release files, the.earth.li, has been blocked since at least 22 May. We don't know why; Cloudflare's own categorisation of the site does not currently include any "security threat" tags.

Thanks for the ‘friendly’ tip!

See also http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25977688

According to Julian Haight, someone might have forgotten to renew the domain, and that has been fixed now. The website isn’t online yet but no doubt they are working on that.

See his comment: https://reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/l9asw7/spamcop_domain...

I still have my ‘official mirror’ T-shirt from Tucows (1994?)

You could still run docker on the x86 models and host one of the solutions mentioned here.

btrfs works fine in Synology's implementation. Please keep in mind that RAID is not a backup. You can backup to a cloud service or to a friend's house with its own Synology.

Does PhotoSync keep the GPS/location data when downloading from Google Photos? Their website is not very specific and slightly outdated (Picasa login anyone?)

I would be happy to pay up if I could be sure that my account is safe at Google. I am mentioning this because of multiple reports of people who saw their account being closed because of an unnamed TOS violation, and no way to get it back.

The people working at Google might not be able/allowed to comment on this, although I would appreciate their view on this issue.

It already has that feature.

I tried to find a source for these concerns. Although I can find documentation on DDC (until 1998) and EDDC (since 1999), and indeed read that these often use EEPROM, I cannot find any reference of someone who broke his monitor by changing the brightness too often. This utility is very useful combined with the adaptive brightness of my iMac so I am tempted to use it. But I would appreciate any supporting evidence of this concern.

Nice idea. The clocks are one hour off here: the text says 00:55 but the clock shows 11:55 pm, and so on.

You run it yourself on your own hardware - a PC, Raspberry Pi, Linux server, Docker container - you choose. It is open source; logging remains with yourself. It only works inside your own network unless you VPN into your home network when you are remote.

That's why I switched to Adguard Home: https://adguard.com/en/adguard-home/overview.html You can make custom configurations per device, OS or a different label you give them. So you can have your wife see their ads while still blocking your smart TV from calling home.