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I'm not a Spaces user so not sure what impact this has outside of the dock behaviour.

Every time a server is hammering our corporate firewall, I know that if I put it into Shodan, it's going to be running out of date versions of those two. It's rare they come from the same IP block, so at best I can block a /32 if they're a persistent offender.

It didn't need bells and whistles and constant security updates, but it took 13 years for it to get cloud-sync support so you could backup your codes.

I have LMStudio installed, and use Continue in VSCode, but it doesn't feel nearly as feature rich compared to using something like Cursor's IDE, or the GitHub Copilot plugin.

Monzo also have you recite something but it's something far less exciting like "My name is X and I bank with Monzo".

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-physical-aws-data-trans...

Short of it being a requirement to use the latest version of Xcode (once they bump the minimum in the following Feburary), and security updates stopping, there's been very little reason to actually upgrade.

One of them has the "Official Artist Channel" badge, and a handful of completely unrelated videos.

I'm sure there's a thousand others that do both of those things, but I adopted iTerm2 about 10 years ago, and it hasn't given me cause to investigate others.

I can't think of an Apple product that needs low power Wifi and/or Bluetooth, and also operates at such a low price-point that there's not budget to put something bigger on the BoM.

Also I don't think the telemetry on the feed is that accurate, so with all of the atmospheric braking, it was probably going a bit slower than the 1200km/h at engine reignition.

It only does it for tabs that you've viewed previously (i.e. not restored from a previous session), and not the current tab.

For the longer distances, the lap times and finish times show up almost instantly when there's a big gap between athletes, although I believe there's a laser at the finish line too.

We've just switched mobile providers at work, and the eSIMs were a monumental headache. A lot of it was user error, but ultimately it's hard to cock-up taking a physical SIM out and putting a new one in.

As a secondary they're great. I had awful speeds on Lebara in Prague on my main SIM, so grabbed a 3-day one off Nomad just for data.

We specifically allow-listed Apple's /8 range, but they don't always use the corporate VPN.

It's all heavily automated, and I suspect there's some credit card fraud involved too. I also reckon there's a few unscrupulous registrars that are helping them.

https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/features/sony-rx10-vs-son...

I was suggesting it had been incorrectly classified previously by a single vendor, presumably in response to a report (or a court order) for a single page. There's no nuance to the filtering, so the whole site gets blocked.

It happens regularly for Imgur: Someone posts CSAM, and the whole site gets added to Cleanfeed (the UK ISP level filter) for a couple of hours until the original image is removed.