Apple returns "success" 200, opensuse returns 304 (no-content) and may close the browser tab instantly so you have to fiddle in console to see it working.
await fetch('http://conncheck.opensuse.org',{mode:'no-cors'})
[1] http://conncheck.opensuse.orgStrictly speaking, I have enough garbage domains that I could have used any one of them, but when I found a cute short name I grabbed it. ... Hosting it myself means my computer doesn't tell someone additional where I am all the time ... Although since the requests are plain http, that doesn't really mean much.
Also note:
C:\> curl http://captive.apple.com/hotspot-detect.html | xxd
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
100 69 100 69 0 0 69 0 0:00:01 --:--:-- 0:00:01 489
00000000: 3c48 544d 4c3e 3c48 4541 443e 3c54 4954 <HTML><HEAD><TIT
00000010: 4c45 3e53 7563 6365 7373 3c2f 5449 544c LE>Success</TITL
00000020: 453e 3c2f 4845 4144 3e3c 424f 4459 3e53 E></HEAD><BODY>S
00000030: 7563 6365 7373 3c2f 424f 4459 3e3c 2f48 uccess</BODY></H
00000040: 544d 4c3e 0a TML>.
That LF at the end means now I need to figure out how to get that into the registry (maybe it's trivial but it takes an additional ΔT and ΔW.As for the opensuse one, I am not sure if the check works with empty content. Again, not hard to figure out, but additional ΔT and ΔW.
Plus, these sites can change whatever they do at any time and if I customize to match them, then I am at their beck and call as opposed to controlling both sides of the equation.
Not to say there is anything wrong with a stream of consciousness blog about what one has had fun doing doing lately rather a heads up since this is being shared these fixes are just that, not high effort recommendations or whatnot normally posted on HN.
Prices vary over time. Upon seeing this, I checked the current price and it is almost twice as much as I paid at the time and the item is listed as out of stock by this seller.
Indeed, there is a 8265 listed at $21[1] and a converter listed at $8[2]. At the time, I did not know such converters existed.
[1]: https://www.amazon.com/Intel-Dual-Band-Wireless-Ac-8265/dp/B...
[2]: https://www.amazon.com/M-2-PCIe-Converter-Bluetooth-2010-201...
FWIW the mpe-AX3000H is a repackaged ax200 not an 8265 (ac only chip). Doesn't change the price just noting it's a different chip than the 7260/mpe-AH3000H https://www.amazon.com/Compatible-AX200NGW-9260NGW-Upgrade-W...
Yes, because these personal laptops end up being used in coffee shops or hotels on occasion. So, whatever I do just on my home router doesn't help.
`example.com` comes in handy.
I do hope you're using something encrypted. Plain DNS can be redirected and manipulated quite trivially.