Care to share the source? Maybe a github repo or tarball on dropbox or something? I would like to use something like that, but I'm not much of a programmer.
I was quite impressed with the site sharing which locations were affected. I understand security is the mitigation of risk, not the absolute prevention of risk, and I appreciate their attempts to be so open with their customers. I suppose that due to all the other breaches everywhere else in the world, I have enough credit monitoring for quite a while, so I don't need this one too.
I confess, I've used lots of home routers over the years, and have set up friends' and neighbors' routers, and I've never heard of using a domain name that the router intercepts. I've always just used IP addresses. If 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.0 wasn't it, I just googled the defaults for that router.
I said I would switch to Linux instead of Windows 10. So I did. My main PC at home runs Korora 23. My auxiliaries still run Windows, but I only log into them about once a month or so.
I know some men that use pinterest. Albeit their interests lie not in home decorations, jewelry, and cooking. My male friends on pinterest look at memes, media entertainment things, and recreational vehicles and camping stuff.
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Are those spherical cows?
Shoot, there went the neighborhood!
That site hurt my eyes! Oh my word.
Also, does he remind you of the timecube guy? http://www.freewarehof.org/myt...
LISP? I didn't know Steve Jobs had a lisp...
The Star Trek Borg were right: Seven of Nine's outfit WAS the most efficient exoskeleton!
Doesn't matter. By 2050, everyone will have moved on from NameDrop and it'll be a ghost town like MyBook or FaceSpace.
Technically it's correct, and a few characters shorter, but I do agree: Package is a better term to use in the Linux space.
Mods, I need to report an empty post.
Wasn't this the original shipping in fanfic?
Care to share the source? Maybe a github repo or tarball on dropbox or something? I would like to use something like that, but I'm not much of a programmer.
I was quite impressed with the site sharing which locations were affected. I understand security is the mitigation of risk, not the absolute prevention of risk, and I appreciate their attempts to be so open with their customers. I suppose that due to all the other breaches everywhere else in the world, I have enough credit monitoring for quite a while, so I don't need this one too.
I confess, I've used lots of home routers over the years, and have set up friends' and neighbors' routers, and I've never heard of using a domain name that the router intercepts. I've always just used IP addresses. If 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.0 wasn't it, I just googled the defaults for that router.
My kingdom for mod points...
+1 Funny
Bulgaria is still a sovereign state, not a province of a kind of EU Empire.
For now.
Ditto. 'Cept, everyone was still applauding so we missed the opening notes and missed our cue to leave. We started a few seconds later...
Not on any Social media site thankfully. Never have been.
That's what you think.
Self-hosting and open-source (GPLv3). Hard to cash in on someone running the stuff themselves, but maybe that's too hard for you.
I said I would switch to Linux instead of Windows 10. So I did. My main PC at home runs Korora 23. My auxiliaries still run Windows, but I only log into them about once a month or so.
Klompentage, that sounds like something else other than sabotage...
Wow, this guy's talking to himself!
I know some men that use pinterest. Albeit their interests lie not in home decorations, jewelry, and cooking. My male friends on pinterest look at memes, media entertainment things, and recreational vehicles and camping stuff.
Nah, sounds too cheesy.
Liar! Nobody that old would remember it that well.
For the first time, I have experienced that choking-on-a-drink phenomenon. Emrom, indeed!
Wouldn't that be #Texit?