Yeah, this doesn't seem like that big of a deal for most people here. They kept the price down as long as possible. I spent $119 just before the 'rona hit and I think it's been well worth it.
I can't imagine that happening with today's systems. Yes, it's theoretically possible. It just seems unlikely that they'd go through the trouble of denying service to someone who didn't fetch data from one specific domain but did get it from another.
Install a Pihole server on your network. It's a DNS filter. When a client tries to access a domain that has been blacklisted (ie a known ad or tracker domain), it denies the lookup.
On my roku homescreen it just has an empty placeholder where it tried to put the ad, but my Pihole server denied it.
I have my doubts as well. I had the displeasure of being near him, in person, shortly after it happened and his ear looked fucking fine.
No, but plex has terrible support for audiobooks.
But how will I bring up my NAS in conversations at parties?
That's the joke. He posted that tweet about Biden. But it fits him more appropriately.
But first set it on fire to get rid of the excess weight.
I disagree. His delusional rants are normally one long sentence. Incoherent and completely void of punctuation, but there is at least one grammatically questionable sentence in there.
He can't read either one.
What is a cherry apple? Asking for a friend, who is a chicken.
OK thanks. This makes sense. I guess if I'm going to go through the trouble of whitelisting the MAC, I can go and disable randomization on the device and assign it a static IP.
I see. Thanks.
What other way is there if the the IP is dynamic. I thought to create a whitelist for devices I had to add the client's MAC to the custom group. It seems to work fine so far. I was just concerned that it wouldn't continue to work if the iPhone changed its MAC.
On a technical level, how is TikTok being blocked/banned in the US?
Can I still sideload the app to my phone? Is it only being banned from the two big app stores? Is there a penalty for being found in possession of the software on US soil?