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Oh I’ve got nothing against how the librarians handled it. I’m more concerned that their IT staff failed to properly shield the library from liabilities like OP.
Oh I’ve got nothing against how the librarians handled it. I’m more concerned that their IT staff failed to properly shield the library from liabilities like OP.
Yeah, this argument is bullshit once you actually know what you’re talking about instead of following some cult videos that teach you to repeat them.
I have to admit, I never thought of this as a way to bypass the captive portal (sorta just assumed everyone going through the public network would have to hit it, kinda of the equivalent to having everyone sign a liability waiver).
That’s because if that library’s network was properly configured it would work exactly like your expectation.
Yeah, having services blocked on Wi-Fi and not ethernet just tells me that their IT staff didn’t properly configure the network in public areas properly. That ethernet port should have been disabled, physically locked, or properly configured to use the public network like the Wi-Fi does.
I plugged into ethernet (as wifi w/captive portal does not work for me). I think clearnet worked but I have no interest in that. Egress Tor traffic was blocked and so was VPN. I’m not interested in editing all my scripts and configs to use clearnet, so the library’s internet is useless to me (unless I bother to try a tor bridge).
Yeah… Trying to bypass their security by using ethernet instead of Wi-Fi to use your own stuff that’s being blocked is tantamount to abusing the library’s services. Someone should let the IT staff know so they can properly block those services on ethernet as well.
Alright, tell me which ones from the ones mentioned aren’t private property, then we can start the discussion from there.
A New York police spokesperson said arrests were made after the university asked police to enforce trespassing violations but the total number of arrests and citations would remain unknown until much later.
Nope, but you also don’t have a right to protest on private property.
I don’t know why he’s making this statement. Blizzard doesn’t make games that don’t nickel and dime you, much less ones people feel are worth paying extra for or even worth their cost.
Or because anyone in China working normal hours already left for the weekend because they’re 12+ hours ahead of the US.
At a previous job I had, we were only given options for 1080p monitors. I ended up with a total of 5 and needed all of them.
Right after Hamas is dismantled and all their leaders removed from their comfy homes in Qatar and tried for their crimes.
By today’s standards, that’s a pretty weak CPU at this point. I upgraded from mine not long after the Gamers Nexus review that pegged it at about the same performance as a 10th gen i3. I was already planning to upgrade at that point, but it really was a kicker.
Bring in other countries to make sure no weapons are smuggled in with the aid. Otherwise, “total, unfettered” access just means Hamas gets to smuggle more arms in like they usually do.
I wonder if this usage captures vehicles as well. I know the 2016 Honda I owned was running android 4.4 or so.
They probably have mesh over them that was lost in compression of that image.
And AMD shitting the bed for 10 of those years.
That was so awful
Portable anti air launchers in case you were actually unaware
Another rumor is man pads from within Russian territory.
Yeah, I agree that’s the easiest path to take in properly securing it.