Does WP Engine have much of a product without Automattic’s blessing? How much damage has already been done implanting into a WP Engine’s customer’s mind that they should start thinking about alternatives?
Is it anything other than a sinking ship?
Which means more reason to lock IPs to specific platforms(?)
Was very confused why this was being asked. Was not aware there was a mechanism to send a shutdown signal. Thanks.
Isn’t the purpose of a guest network to be on its own VLAN and not have access to things on your home network? Is there another reason? (Additional information like ISP and IP are all I can think of.)
I think you might be misinterpreting me.
Gotcha - I guess I’m still not following though. Twitter and Reddit upped API fees because the data could be used to train LLMs.
Obviously if you had access to everyone’s driving/Tesla data - that’d be valuable - but I am assuming the API data is only for the owners using these the apps like you mentioned.
Is the data available across all users or are they prepping to release some kind of anonymized user data?
What’s the data? The article says the app was fleet management? So location and remote opening doors or something?
Or – outlaw porn and birth-control and hope the birth rate goes up.
Surely the savings will be passed to the consumers…
Cliff notes?
It’s a golf coarse… it’d be perfect for the simplicity of wheels.
I was going to commend them on a readable website - but then it started to trail off into selling their product.
Please focus on affordable dumb TVs – thanks.
It just dawned on me that I only ever get spam calls OR texts - never a call followed by a text. Seems like some form of success could be had with doing that.
Not that I want to give them any ideas – I assume they’ve already tried this and determined it wasn’t successful.
Missing a few “.” or “please work” commit messages.
Wayland?
I haven’t visited in a long time – but I can’t imagine Craigslist has changed much.
Yeah… I was kind of worried about that but I guess that’s just if you’re running on OpenWrt device? I’m certainly not on the router plan but maybe my use of running it on Ubuntu and not going crazy on bandwidth isn’t raising flags(?)
I use https://speedify.com to channel bond Starlink and a few LTE/5g carriers on an Ubuntu server and connect that bonded connection to my router. So I’m kind of confused by this projects naming.
Couple other things worth looking at:
Can you reach the router? Does the router have a dhcp lease for it? Where is the dhcp lease from on your laptop?