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Tips to lock down your Bambu Printer
Also, if you agree that this change by Bambu is ridiculous, make sure to let them know how you feel at [email protected]
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Tips to lock down your Bambu Printer
Also, if you agree that this change by Bambu is ridiculous, make sure to let them know how you feel at [email protected]
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How is dating with your mental disorder if you have one?
I prefer YYYY-MM-DD
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Which FOSS projects do you financially support and why?
GrapheneOS because we need a consumer privacy focused alternative to Google and Apple.
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GitHub - timelinize/timelinize: Store your data from all your accounts and devices in a single cohesive timeline on your own computer
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Yup. This is how you create a single point of failure when it comes to privacy.
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North Korea Is Preparing Fifty Thousand More Troops and Missiles for Russia’s War Against Ukraine — and Just Promised to Stay Until Victory
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So no punishment for Russia? No reparations and all sanctions gone? No. They need to pay
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Drivers keep crashing into Amish buggies, so Ohio enacted a law requiring buggies be festooned with electric flashing lights
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That's the general idea, but life's not that black and white. It's better if both parties contribute to avoiding collisions. It's the same reason why I'm required to have brake lights and hazard lights on my car.
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Microsoft Authenticator might exclude GrapheneOS in the future due to root detection
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Aegis
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Shower Extractor Fan
No need for occupancy sensor. I have mine set to turn on when bathroom humidity is both above 70%, and 10% greater than my living room humidity. It'll run a minimum 5 minutes, and then once the humidity is back within 10% of the living room, or below 68%, it'll shut off. It's been working great for over a year.
I also have it set to auto shut off 20 min after manually being turned on, but just before shutting down it checks the humidity to make sure it doesn't meet the above criteria. This avoids the event where you turned the fan on while dropping a deuce but then got in the shower right after - don't want the fan shutting down early. Also, if I ever manually turn the fan back on within 5 minutes of it auto shutting off, it will run for 10 min before shutting down vs the normal 20.
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I Replaced $150/Month of SaaS With a $24 VPS and a Weekend — Building Your Private AI Infrastructure [1/5]
There's a multitude of reasons any business with critically important data to their customers (lawyer, accountant, etc as you mention) should not roll their own system to save a couple hundred dollars a month...
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Google will block sideloading of unverified Android apps starting next year
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I've been using graphene for a few months, but this latest news was what reminded me to start a monthly donation to the project. Hopefully Googles shenanigans push more people towards funding alternatives as well
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Police questioning a man in Pennsylvania in connection with killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO, law enforcement officials say
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NYPD probably found the gun and id's in the backpack found in central park and planted it on this guy so they could claim victory
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Plex's lifetime subscription cost is tripling to $750
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You're right in that its fully documented, but it seems your understanding differs from the documentation. Your provided link explicitly says, "Opening a port directly to the Internet is therefore insecure and not recommended."
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Your car is a smartphone on wheels: A team of researchers tested 21 vehicles and found that all of them transmitted data to a third-party domain. And over half were pinging advertising companies.
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Disconnect the antennas. Its easier and reversible
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Ran 100 feet of Ethernet to install a router for my home lab
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Check out tp-link omada
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Gmail users warned to opt out of new feature - what we know
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There's no guide since everyone's use case is different, and 100% is only obtainable if you avoid all tech. GrapheneOS or buy an iPhone are the best options. I went the grapheneos route, but I still use google play services as I found its the safest way to still get apps for now, and the disconnect from google is still much more than using stock android. I moved email to proton, maps I use OsmAnd.
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Minnesota becomes first state to ban prediction markets and makes it a felony
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I believe the point is if google was illegal where you live, it would be illegal if Google said "hey you can still reach us without the big man knowing by using our partners 'borgVPN' ". BorgVPN could be in trouble for the partnership, even if they aren't the actual banned service.
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BREAKING: Russia’s Crimean Bridge rocked by explosions, Ukraine’s SBU claims responsibility
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That's about sunrise time there right now https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/ukraine/kerch
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What's a good FREE music streaming service that isn't run by the devil?
Jango.com
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Tips to lock down your Bambu Printer
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I've edited the post to add a note about an outbound rule possibly needed in the printer VLAN. If the printer VLAN is locked down, it could be blocking the advertisement before the UDP Relay gets a chance to see it. This should fix that. See if works for you
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They did say they wanted the military to be more lethal. Didn't think they'd start with such soft targets as domestic passenger airlines though.