

I had Reader Mode installed but by the time I saw this posting, Chrome and Brave had already disabled it.
I had Reader Mode installed but by the time I saw this posting, Chrome and Brave had already disabled it.
The old AT&T router I had came with a pretty obscure SSID password on a label printed on the side of it. The admin password was also a mix of punctuation and mixed case alphanumerics. I saw a neighbor’s router and it’s SSID password was different. So if these were being machine generated and set, that means there’s some sort of service access and port into the router from AT&T’s side.
Comcast Business Router, however came with a fixed username and password which I had to change when I set it up. I can’t imagine a non-techie person going through this step.
Just think how great it would be to be wearing these glasses when a bad cop does an illegal stop on you. Theoretically, you’d know the size of their socks and underwear by the time you signed the ticket. It would make it so much easier to fight it in court.
How come these “quiet academics” don’t have fatal booby traps that kills the SWAT team and blow up the house when invading the home when they’ve bugged out?
You’d think with so many movies having this scenario that it would be more common.