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Pile Of Garbage posted:specific to AU, the original NBN which was for GPON FTTP everywhere did account for that and specified CPE with battery-backup. service providers bitched and moaned about that requirement amongst other things and yet these days they sell HFC services with CPE that have 5G modems for backup in them so gently caress them entirely. idk what HFC is but if you get phone service thru cable or ftth providers here the modem or whatever comes w/ a backup battery. its kind of stupid cause if you dont get the phone service you get the same device from the provider they jsut dont give you the battery. I just stick all my networking poo poo on a UPS and it works fine.
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yeah the lovely modem/router combo cox gave us had ui stuff for the battery everywhere but no battery to be found. it also mentioned sky and xfinity everywhere too because they're all farmed out from the same poo poo hardware. early 7z was funny because most of the ui was just a ripoff of winrar but none of the buttons work. "test archive" used to just pop a popup saying "not implemented", wonder if they ever added that.
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the last ISP I had used the "just give everyone the same hardware but don't provide a battery if they don't do phone poo poo" model except the batteries were bog standard SLA ones so i just put my own in and it was fine
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Arquinsiel posted:TIL that there's an archive program war. 
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TY, TY, very educational.
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Captain Foo posted:a winrar is yuo i appreciate this post speaking of old compression programs, is Stuffit still around? fake edit: i'll be damned
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Pile Of Garbage posted:sorry i can't leave this post uncorrected. the AU national broadband network wasn't hosed by NBNco, it was hosed by the Coalition (Lib/Nat) government, specifically Tony Abbott. they had 6 years to deliver a network and connected 100K homes if they started with COTS GPON in the first place they could have connected 3M homes and it wouldn't have been hosed by the change of government
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For Mac users, I unabashedly recommend The Unarchiver.
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Quackles posted:For Mac users, I unabashedly recommend The Unarchiver. theunarchiver.com posted:It’s times more powerful than the native macOS utility
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Vapor Moon posted:Cheese wizard
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~Coxy posted:they had 6 years to deliver a network and connected 100K homes no but you see they made a lot of money in the short term
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Zamujasa posted:yeah the lovely modem/router combo cox gave us had ui stuff for the battery everywhere but no battery to be found. it also mentioned sky and xfinity everywhere too because they're all farmed out from the same poo poo hardware. coax networks can have power backup and they do in many countries, as for america I don't know anything about the other ones but I know xfinity doesn't power backup their network for $$. They give you a battery for your modem/router for power outages but neglect to tell you that their network won't be running if it isn't just your home without power.
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Achmed Jones posted:gpon de floor gponder the orb gponce de leon okay those don't work but I think you found the basis for a gimmick username here gpontifex
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Feisty-Cadaver posted:i appreciate this post regdate post combo
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so after ordering the fiber connection to the new apartment the other day, like a day later the other end of the cable connection got struck by lightning (it went out right as a super loud super close lightning strike hit, and it took them a good 8 hours to fix it so i assume it was completely toasted and didn't just lose power) and i assume just out of spite the lightning strike was passed through the modem leaving it completely intact and instead killed the port on my router lol
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Shame Boy posted:so after ordering the fiber connection to the new apartment the other day, like a day later the other end of the cable connection got struck by lightning (it went out right as a super loud super close lightning strike hit, and it took them a good 8 hours to fix it so i assume it was completely toasted and didn't just lose power) and i assume just out of spite the lightning strike was passed through the modem leaving it completely intact and instead killed the port on my router lol yeah you can try to handle lightning but in the end it will do what it wants
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Shame Boy posted:so after ordering the fiber connection to the new apartment the other day, like a day later the other end of the cable connection got struck by lightning (it went out right as a super loud super close lightning strike hit, and it took them a good 8 hours to fix it so i assume it was completely toasted and didn't just lose power) and i assume just out of spite the lightning strike was passed through the modem leaving it completely intact and instead killed the port on my router lol its called power over ethernet
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Shaggar posted:its called power over ethernet
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Shaggar posted:its called power over ethernet cause it'll work nevermore
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Shaggar posted:its called power over ethernet
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flakeloaf posted:cause it'll work nevermore lol
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is using azure the secfuck now? https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/08/facing-failure-after-failure-microsofts-driver-signing-program-fails-yet-again/
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rafikki posted:is using azure the secfuck now? https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/08/facing-failure-after-failure-microsofts-driver-signing-program-fails-yet-again/ how are you even installing drivers in your azure hosts? not that this is not a sec gently caress, but those are some confusing words to add to that link
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another backwards compatibility triumph for Microsoft, other operating systems should take note
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unrevoking certificates for, uh, compatibility's sake then again, if you break a bunch of random accounting and LoB software with a cert revocation, you are going to have to do something about it
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keeping a list of file hashes for trusted lob software affected seems like the proper microsoft way of doing things, what’s a little more bloat
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infernal machines posted:unrevoking certificates for, uh, compatibility's sake it's not revoked, it's no longer trusted (or was). minor distinction, but as Microsoft did not issue the certificate they cannot revoke it. reversing a revocation would be a much bigger deal and, I have to imagine would violate the BRs of the CA.
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Shame Boy posted:so after ordering the fiber connection to the new apartment the other day, like a day later the other end of the cable connection got struck by lightning (it went out right as a super loud super close lightning strike hit, and it took them a good 8 hours to fix it so i assume it was completely toasted and didn't just lose power) and i assume just out of spite the lightning strike was passed through the modem leaving it completely intact and instead killed the port on my router lol have a router with a ungrounded power supply and also a shielded ethernet cable between router and modem? it's likely the router's dc ground is by the coax shield then
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DJ Commie posted:have a router with a ungrounded power supply and also a shielded ethernet cable between router and modem? it's likely the router's dc ground is by the coax shield then yeah i figured out the likely current path already and it was basically the same conclusion
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