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To the best of my knowledge there’s not a publicly available list for most of the providers, but I’m also not sure why you would even want/need one? Like, what’s the threat you’re trying to mitigate by allow/blocklisting arbitrary mobile network vendors?

Yes, but my understanding is that the bar to clear for a successful suit is a lot lower for trademark violation vs ‘unauthorized use of likeness’ or similar.

I was still using it because I was too lazy to migrate things over to another.

And then I saw this post, so I guess it was time. Only took half an hour to figure out how to get Lawnchair doing basically what I wanted it to.

no bets allowed on polymarket…

Given everything that has been allowed on that shithole lately that’s the most suspicious part of all this

P.P.S Do not make a self-hosted password manager your first project. You should expect one of these first projects to absolutely eat shit for reasons you don’t fully understand yet, and having it be your daily-driver password manager would be a hell of a shitty weekend.

Functionally no. This will force most users to use whatever their ISP provides.

lmao, no arguments here. My boss’s phone got bit by the construction site so I think we might finally be getting some movement on that front, at least for anyone who finds themselves in the field doing shit.

For what it’s worth, I don’t generally mind using my phone for work shit because it’s convenient to do so. MDM on android works in a container, so I don’t even care about that if they want to implement it.

This is already the case if the developer mode toggle is enabled for some. I have to turn it off any time I’m traveling for work because the app we have to use to file expense reports refuses to run with developer mode enabled.

Speaking only for our/our kids’ social circle, It is customary for the party’s host to pay for the guests. For our kids’ parties, we will always pay for all of the kids’ stuff, be it food or admittance or whatever, while accompanying adults are expected to cover themselves.

The other recommendations are good, but please please double check your tstat wiring and/or HVAC system to ensure they are compatible. One of the few stats that work with my system without shenanigans is the Honeywell T10 Pro (which also worked out of the box with HA). This required me to rewire the control run to use it, and is not something I would recommend for people who aren’t prepared to cook the control board on their furnace if they do an oopsie or regularly read electrical diagrams.

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I can’t speak to previous versions of the hinge port, but as a network engineer who is constantly using it I’ve had no complaints with the one from my 2024 model.

I would be shocked if someone hasn’t shoved them into a local model somewhere, but all the big ones would filter them to death with content restrictions

No, because there wouldn’t be anything connecting the two ports together. In your scenario, all each side would be able to do would be to talk to ‘cpu’, there would be no mechanism to forward traffic upstream without iptables or something similar handling that function.

Oh, yeah, that’s probably the more logical explanation.

I don’t think that was them self-censoring, I think that was them failing to markdown successfully.

The fabled write-only system

Yeah, I agree with ‘nuke first ask questions later’ when your compromised host is impacting other devices. If and only if i knew the attempts weren’t going anywhere or doing anything would I consider unicing the vm/container to see what happened.

I imagine the OS is intentionally varying TX strength on the cell radio to spoof precise location detection from the tower network, since that would be the only way to meet the stated goal.

I can’t even convince my spouse to switch to firefox to get adblocking back. Browsers are entirely transparent to most users :\