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Bullet dodged?
Bullet dodged?
Looks like Syteline to me lol.
On Samsung devices you can go into settings and add a “routine” under Modes And Routines that automatically enables auto rotate for certain apps, and disables it when you leave the apps.
Alternatively I believe you can do the same if you have a license for Tasker.
And you enjoy ease of use friend.
Of course it’s fiddly. It’s self hosting - comes with the territory.
That said, I just had a son. Doing pihole lets me block sites per-device so I can kill sites on devices he’ll eventually get, VS leave them accessible for devices from mom and I.
If you can self host, I recommend Pihole (or some other self-serving dns) with hosts.
I use Steven Black’s myself: https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts
Hello fellow admin.
Feel the same way. The most secure network is only as secure as its dumbest user.
Sadly we’re still a couple hundred years off of that being less of a concern :/.
Sys admin here for quite some time.
This is pretty typical in our field I’ve found, because that’s what it takes to move up in this field.
Non-CS just believe the “oh you work with computers? So you must know how to hack Facebook” logic, so they have to either say they don’t know how and look stupid, or just rattle off some absolute bonkers shit that uses acronyms and such above the non-CSs head.
This eventually bleeds into their reality and becomes a character trait.
It’s more a human/culture problem than a CS problem but I get what you mean :)