I put this in my tomato "Scripts" section. Basically grabbed all of the dig output for settings-win.data.microsoft.com and vortex-win.data.microsoft.com, cnames, and authorities for them.
Possibly excessive. I'm ok with that. YMMV.
iptables -I FORWARD -d 8.26.215.27 -j DROP iptables -I FORWARD -d 64.4.54.254 -j DROP iptables -I FORWARD -d 8.26.204.25 -j DROP iptables -I FORWARD -d 198.78.199.155 -j DROP iptables -I FORWARD -d 204.160.105.155 -j DROP iptables -I FORWARD -d 4.23.46.155 -j DROP iptables -I FORWARD -d 65.55.44.108 -j DROP
They actually "gave" me a 5gHz wifi router (not sure how that part helps, the phone doesn't do 5gHz wifi) to use wifi calling. It's helped a bit, but I had to disable MMS entirely, otherwise every time my mother sent me a stupid cat picture, my phone would drop its wifi connection and I'd miss calls.
Lastly, T-Mobile is rolling out 700MHz lower A-block spectrum (literally the lowest frequency commercially available for cell service)
When and where?
I genuinely want to know. I switched from Sprint to TMo a little while back and the biggest problem is that it gets literally no signal (we're talking battery dead in two hours from the constant searching) inside my girlfriend's apartment. I'm happy with the change otherwise, but that's a big problem (and funky wifi behavior on the phone makes that option less than helpful as a solution)
ios is now getting the same security through obscurity pass that osx has gotten.
LOLOL! That meme has been disproven time and again; and in case you haven't noticed, iOS is no Windows Phone. It still has quite enough marketshare to be a target.
The only thing "disproven" is any claim you might ever have made about understanding what "security through obscurity" means.
So not only do you reserve the right to redefine words, but you also claim authority to dictate what's in other people's minds? Shit, and people say I'm arrogant.
Fact is, he isn't acting or reasoning like a child (seriously what children talk about harassment), and that's not what you were implying.
Fact is, he is. Treating hearing/seeing/knowing something that you don't as being "victimized" is abrogating the personal responsibility to deal with the world around oneself, and expecting others to change it to suit instead. That is an extremely childish outlook, and part of reaching adulthood is leaving it behind.
You just don't like the fact that you got busted going against your own ideological dogma.
Straw man argument. You are arguing that attempts to prevent harassment should be resisted because some imaginary foe of the MRA might try to abuse it.
No, I question the definition of what you claim to be trying to prevent as "harassment" and "threats".
How do I know you are an MRA? You question my manhood
Ah I see you are using insults. It's kind of amusingly on topic that you can believe you can insult him by implying he's like a woman.
How very gender-binary of you. It probably never even occurred to you that the same words could be used as an implication that he is acting/reasoning/behaving like a child.
You are saying that calling for a workplace free from harassment and threats is actually itself harassment of men. Because men must be free to harass...
For some exceedingly ridiculous values of "harassment" and "threats" that, somehow, extend to being able to be the victim of these things in spite of being neither a participant nor the target in said "threatening/harassing" behavior, and even being completely ignored is just another form of "harassment by exclusion" or some stupidity.
[DHI], however, has not successfully leveraged the Slashdot user base to further Dice's digital recruitment business;
Maybe they should have, I don't know, worked on making their "recruitment business" less of a steaming pile of sub-mediocrity? It's been a joke since before they started shitting all over slashdot and chased most of the users who might have been valuable enough to "leverage."
And Sourceforge? Christ, even that NAME is a liability now.
For fuck's sake... it's been how many decades and you people still can't get this right?
Godwin's Law states: "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1." That's it! None of this "losing the argument" bullshit.
Besides the fact that Mozilla is a non-profit (Which most people don't know.) with a mission of web standards
That doesn't stop them from making increasingly bone-headed decisions in the name of chasing scummy money (see: Yahoo, Pocket).
all around best browser for everyone but especialy for those of us who work in the IT industry.
What part of the "IT industry" do you work in that doesn't have any non-technical users who need support every 4-6 weeks because they fucked with the UI.. oh, I'm sorry, the UX... yet again?
Perhaps as important is that Webkit (Perhaps soon Project Spartan also.) needs competition and Mozilla's Gecko engine is just that, we are entering an age where Webkit will take a huge share of the browser pie so competition and diversity is key to our continued development.
Then maybe they should focus more on pulling Gecko out of the cesspit it's been marinading in, rather than wallowing in kitchen-sink me-tooism? Just a thought.
Slashdot Mirror
That can only lead to one logical conclusion.
That only people who aren't susceptible to butthurt fee-fees will continue on in a high-visibility, high-pressure project.
So what's the problem?
Do you use your Tomato router as a DNS resolver/server for your LAN?
I don't, but it's on the TODO list actually. I'll keep this in mind.
Thanks!
I put this in my tomato "Scripts" section. Basically grabbed all of the dig output for settings-win.data.microsoft.com and vortex-win.data.microsoft.com, cnames, and authorities for them.
Possibly excessive. I'm ok with that. YMMV.
iptables -I FORWARD -d 8.26.215.27 -j DROP
iptables -I FORWARD -d 64.4.54.254 -j DROP
iptables -I FORWARD -d 8.26.204.25 -j DROP
iptables -I FORWARD -d 198.78.199.155 -j DROP
iptables -I FORWARD -d 204.160.105.155 -j DROP
iptables -I FORWARD -d 4.23.46.155 -j DROP
iptables -I FORWARD -d 65.55.44.108 -j DROP
Once a week? The only solution is thermite. Lots and lots of thermite.
They actually "gave" me a 5gHz wifi router (not sure how that part helps, the phone doesn't do 5gHz wifi) to use wifi calling. It's helped a bit, but I had to disable MMS entirely, otherwise every time my mother sent me a stupid cat picture, my phone would drop its wifi connection and I'd miss calls.
Really freakin' annoying.
Damn, if I'm reading the map right, it won't help me anyway (University of Florida area)
Lastly, T-Mobile is rolling out 700MHz lower A-block spectrum (literally the lowest frequency commercially available for cell service)
When and where?
I genuinely want to know. I switched from Sprint to TMo a little while back and the biggest problem is that it gets literally no signal (we're talking battery dead in two hours from the constant searching) inside my girlfriend's apartment. I'm happy with the change otherwise, but that's a big problem (and funky wifi behavior on the phone makes that option less than helpful as a solution)
I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE.
ios is now getting the same security through obscurity pass that osx has gotten.
LOLOL! That meme has been disproven time and again; and in case you haven't noticed, iOS is no Windows Phone. It still has quite enough marketshare to be a target.
The only thing "disproven" is any claim you might ever have made about understanding what "security through obscurity" means.
Protip: it's got fuckall to do with market share.
The latest iOS version with all the security fixes slowed your iPhone 3 to an unusable crawl? I'm sorry, buy a new iPhone instead.
Seriously, of all the stones you guys may have to throw, that's really not one of them.
critics say it is unfairly biased to sites in the Northern Hemisphere which can use evaporative cooling
Does water evaporate backwards in the southern hemisphere, or something?
I was planning to "upgrade" and just use Classic Start Menu again, then I saw how much information it wanted to puke out.
Location Tracking? Ads? Keylogging? WiFiSense?
In windows 8, Microsoft tried and failed to use a smartphone UI on the dekstop.
In windows 10, apparently they're going for the smartphone security instead...
So not only do you reserve the right to redefine words, but you also claim authority to dictate what's in other people's minds? Shit, and people say I'm arrogant.
Fact is, he isn't acting or reasoning like a child (seriously what children talk about harassment), and that's not what you were implying.
Fact is, he is. Treating hearing/seeing/knowing something that you don't as being "victimized" is abrogating the personal responsibility to deal with the world around oneself, and expecting others to change it to suit instead. That is an extremely childish outlook, and part of reaching adulthood is leaving it behind.
You just don't like the fact that you got busted going against your own ideological dogma.
You're welcome.
If you like, I can also recommend some pretty brutal dommes, since that seems to be your thing. ;)
Then what's the excuse for the even worse "Wrath of the Dragon God" made-for-TV sequel?
Straw man argument. You are arguing that attempts to prevent harassment should be resisted because some imaginary foe of the MRA might try to abuse it.
No, I question the definition of what you claim to be trying to prevent as "harassment" and "threats".
How do I know you are an MRA? You question my manhood
See my response to sibling post.
Ah I see you are using insults. It's kind of amusingly on topic that you can believe you can insult him by implying he's like a woman.
How very gender-binary of you. It probably never even occurred to you that the same words could be used as an implication that he is acting/reasoning/behaving like a child.
You are saying that calling for a workplace free from harassment and threats is actually itself harassment of men. Because men must be free to harass...
For some exceedingly ridiculous values of "harassment" and "threats" that, somehow, extend to being able to be the victim of these things in spite of being neither a participant nor the target in said "threatening/harassing" behavior, and even being completely ignored is just another form of "harassment by exclusion" or some stupidity.
I'm a man
Clearly a matter of some debate.
[DHI], however, has not successfully leveraged the Slashdot user base to further Dice's digital recruitment business;
Maybe they should have, I don't know, worked on making their "recruitment business" less of a steaming pile of sub-mediocrity? It's been a joke since before they started shitting all over slashdot and chased most of the users who might have been valuable enough to "leverage."
And Sourceforge? Christ, even that NAME is a liability now.
Don't confuse them with a kickstarter campaign
Considering their QA and build quality, it's an easy mistake to make.
The only Razer product I ever bought that didn't shit out on me a week after warranty (max) was up was a mouse pad.
Well, to be fair, the "free speech" thing is fact-checkable in their own words: it's right on top of the damn rules page.
Given what counts as misogyny these days, I don't even think vacuum is considered free of it.
Can we shove the SJWs into vacuum, so that they can report back firsthand? I mean, they want us to value their input, right?
As long as the obligations of the BSD license are followed; it is not a free-for-all.
That's not terribly burdensome.
"Copyright 2015 by Forkers, LLC. Based on code copyright 2014 by BSD Baddasses, Inc. This software isn't guaranteed to do a damn thing."
That sweet, sweet two-clause.
For fuck's sake... it's been how many decades and you people still can't get this right?
Godwin's Law states: "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1." That's it! None of this "losing the argument" bullshit.
Besides the fact that Mozilla is a non-profit (Which most people don't know.) with a mission of web standards
That doesn't stop them from making increasingly bone-headed decisions in the name of chasing scummy money (see: Yahoo, Pocket).
all around best browser for everyone but especialy for those of us who work in the IT industry.
What part of the "IT industry" do you work in that doesn't have any non-technical users who need support every 4-6 weeks because they fucked with the UI.. oh, I'm sorry, the UX... yet again?
Perhaps as important is that Webkit (Perhaps soon Project Spartan also.) needs competition and Mozilla's Gecko engine is just that, we are entering an age where Webkit will take a huge share of the browser pie so competition and diversity is key to our continued development.
Then maybe they should focus more on pulling Gecko out of the cesspit it's been marinading in, rather than wallowing in kitchen-sink me-tooism? Just a thought.