dmtalon

joined 3 years ago
[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 2 points 1 day ago

There is a community here, maybe I need to try to get people engaging in it, starting a game thread etc...

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 2 points 1 day ago (2 children)

Actually, in my case reddit forced me to obtain answers without visiting the site because it is hostile to me... I'm clearly in the minority along with you all :). But, while I'd love the real users there to move here, reddit the company can rot.

Making me log in, to view anything will just further remove my eyes from anything created there. I only visited a couple subreddits (primarily my local soccer team's game thread) to view the comments. Since I deleted my account 3 years ago I guess I'm going to miss out on that.

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 10 points 5 days ago

I'm tired of winning boss

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 1 points 1 week ago

Hrm... Hadn't seen it will check it out

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 7 points 1 week ago (4 children)

I'm slowly trying to untie myself from google. Most recently disabled Google maps because of their renaming stuff that shouldn't be.

Tomtom is working for me for now, I hopped around to a few different nav apps but landed there. Tried a few osm based ones but they were all pretty rough around the edges, middle and centers.

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 3 points 1 week ago

Twas, but a joke...

It's insane for a product whose price has gone through the roof before the ram shortage

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 3 points 1 week ago (2 children)

I'm pretty sure you're not supposed to unplug them at the end of each day!

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 2 points 2 weeks ago

Or won't put it behind a paywall (connect+) eventually

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 1 points 2 weeks ago

Ya, there's no easy fix and I'm not an expert but it seems most of my kids friends (parents) version of parental controls on their devices was "Good luck, we're all counting on you"

It needs to be easier for the average parent l. I bet if you put a hard roadblock in front of Google, Apple, Microsoft regarding not being able to release an app, an os unless it met some formalized level of parental controls and they'd figure it out pretty quick.

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 11 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

Ya my kid is 16 now and the total lack of any real unified parental controls has been extremely disappointing through the years.

For the longest time my kid was on android phones (because I'm on Android phones) which had family link which did "ok" but not enough control, YouTube for example was too restrictive based on age and I couldn't adjust it.

Windows PC had family safety which also had various random controls but they really only worked for straight up Ms products (so edge was installed) and locked down installing other browsers

Neither of these are great and they require someone to dig through, setup, and ADMINISTER these things

I added pihole into the mix because I'm me and was able to. Trying to further filter my kids' access to things I didn't want them to stumble onto.

Now enter roblox which in reality I should have just said no and not them on it. But that did IMHO lead to discord which much like Roblox if you have "Discord" the door is now open to adult content.

Discord, unless I hover over and block servers (at domain) or through hovering, discord was another gateway to adult content.

No unified way to protect kids and these tech companies didn't help

"Adult content" just means anything not appropriate for an 8yo politics, war, porn whatever...

All these gateway applications companies should be responsible for those lack of containment restrictions for kids, or tying into something unified would have been even better.

A true nightmare managing all that!

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 3 points 2 weeks ago

NAS running ~15 docker (frigate, nextcloud, immich, plex etc), two windows VMs one is managing my NAS backups to cloud.

Couple RPIs one does Home assistant, one does pihole and weewx.

All my Network gear, and poe for APs and a few of my cameras,

2 x 12 channel whole house amps fed by 11 Chromecast audios (that's going to be a disaster one day)

That "idles" just under 300w but can obviously jump all over.

Rest of my security cameras are poe from another location (since I couldn't get the network drops back to the server room for the majority of the cameras, uses another 65w , but that's a bit misleading as it is picking up other things since it's not as isolated.

[–] dmtalon@infosec.pub 18 points 1 month ago

And obviously ignoring that the "profits" are from a tax on Americans buying shit

Gotta remember who he's trying to bamboozle... Not the bright lights, the dim ones

 

As I'm sure most people would, I almost just hit Checkout but happened to see the text below. I am also sure I would have caught/removed it from the check-out page but maybe not. I did complete my order without 'package protection' but am sending an email and probably won't order again unless their response is acceptable.

Edit: I'll probably send the email after I get shipping confirmation :)

 

There's this...

 

Outside of Cincinnati and noticed I had no service around 11am. Started checking around ant it seems it's pretty widespread.

 

So, I never visit McDonald's. Oddly, I have managed to visit them twice this year. Once a month ago while traveling and it just worked out that it made the most sense when we stopped for fuel while traveling.

And second last night. We were at the lake late and coming home just before 9pm. Most non chain places were closing, and the only local spot open was McDonald's. Had the whole family including my visiting parents.

The experience was pretty awful. First, they had 3 employees in the building, and the expectation was that you use the Kiosk. I didn't have 'strong' opinions of having to use it vs. speaking to a human. However after ordering 4 meals on it, it is quite the nightmare for the casual visitor. Probably took 4x as long to order our food.

My parents took their order on a second Kiosk and were not even able to complete their order (Parents are in their mid 70s). Not sure what happened, I wasn't watching them. My dad was quite irritated at this point.

After asking one of the humans multiple times for help, he took their order at the register.

<insert 30 minute wait for food>

Our food was placed in their pickup area in bags with napkins (store napkin holder empty). Nearly every burger was overcooked and quite dry. Both my buns were hard. The fry's were luke warm and not very fresh. The meal for 2 adults and 2 14yos was $40 bux.

I saw a story on Lemmy last week about how McDonald's profits were down and the general consensus was that it was the over priced food. While I'm sure that has an impact I believe the Kiosk, slow 'fast food' and overall experience has to be a huge negative.

My parents were PISSED, and they are historically huge McD Patrons. At least in their case, the price will not be why they do not return. Its the awful experience.

 

Was hoping this would sort itself out, but after a couple weeks it's still there. Scrolling not always smooth, and swiping back from a post is always very studdery.

Wondering if others are experiencing this? Phone is 2 weeks old, came from a Pixel 7 Pro which didn't have this problem.

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