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Aren’t we all mate.

Proof reading what they post.

Looking at you OP :P

Ask those in surrounding towns of what they pay for Comcast and how much it changed after the proposal came through town.

Ask family and friends in other areas what they pay for internet and with who. Compare that data to the municipal offering and watch them get angry as they get confused.

True, Taxes might go up.

But I guarantee your Comcast bill will go up far more then any tax.

Morrowind.

I don’t think wsl will work as it doesn’t provide a desktop experience. But as wsl is supported on home editions by the look of it.

No because a king is different to a high commissioner.

If you are on home edition then VirtualBox should be ok.

If you are running windows non home edition enable the Hyper-V features and fire up a VM.

I was think about WSL but that may not work in this case.

Only to remind me whose birthdays are coming up.

Think of them as prestigious diplomats.

Sounds way better when you say “I had a meeting with the king of The Netherlands recently” compares to "I had a meeting with the High Commissioner of The Netherlands recently "

Yes. It’s called seperating the artist from the art.

Didn’t the muskrat create xai after he purchased twatter?

Likely what happened, and this is massive guess work, he said to capital providers look what openAI did, let’s do the same thing with twitter data so the lawsuit chances are lower because we already own the data.

Remake that Pixar(?) short from the 90s with the old man playing chess with himself.

My home, work, and mobile networks are all dual stacked.

This is a difference in kind. IPv4 live was extended with Nat and cgnat, but nothing equivalent came for snmp.

Really? SNMPv3 was ratified in 1998. How does anyone take them seriously without it?

Wordpress fits this bill.

Although their CEO has a few screws loose.

I only have one issue with the post.

The conclusion says use long random SNMP community strings.

Ideally you should be using SNMPv3 because snmp1/2/2c are all clear text.

Apart from that, nice article

Likely a fake one.

You don’t have to have a valid caller id when calling someone. Telcos track call data with other fields.

I guess you also just watched the Honest Trailers video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAuVoAFGmMc