On its surface, it's a good idea. Website hosts don't want to be inundated with fake traffic and fake data inserted by bots.
But it's entirely unnecessary when your local library or doctor's office is using captcha just for you to fill out a form, it's a bit excessive because it's highly unlikely any type of botnet would be targeting sign up fields on their sites. The attackers wouldn't get anything out of it.
Welp, guess I'm going to get rid of Disney+. I already hate that they flooded it with Hulu content. I very much cannot let my kid browse through unattended anymore.
I mean, Poor Things is on there now and it has some of the most explicit sex scenes I've seen in a movie in a long time.
Willy Wonka (Or Charlie) and the Chocolate Factory. And not because of Charlie, but because of Wonka.
The dude's basically a slave owner, paying his workers in cocoa beans, he nearly drowns a kid, poisons another, throws a third into an incinerator, and disfigures a fourth.
I've been really enjoying Qwant since I started using it after Mozilla announced their partnership.
I am super annoyed when the "turn of ad blocker" popup shows itself. They'd get many more users by not using that and serving ads from the same domain as searches. I get that they have to pay for their services somehow.
...Many of whom engage in child pornography, prostitution, drug trafficking, murder, terrorism, poisonings, Hentai, bad DIY, unsolicited advice, telling women to smile, wearing JNKOs, hacking banks, and NOT FLOSSING!
I never got that impression that the two aspects were inseparable. And he is a very exaggerated representation of a gay man, so maybe it's that exaggeration that hints at it making fun of those who think gay people are all flamboyant rapists.
Another solution is to future-proof the house with a whole home battery pack that also serves to charge electric vehicles. That would serve the same purpose as the UPS. But it's definitely a more expensive solution.
My first home had a dropped ceiling in the basement. It was so ugly, dropped whatever the hell that material is all over the floor when you moved it, and it was an old house so it started to discolor.
I'd rather crawl space that allows for running cable once every 10 years than have to deal with a dropped ceiling.
I totally agree with the first part. I'll be building a home in a few years and I'm going to be running Ethernet cable to the home theater system, to the home office, to the doorbell, to the primary bedroom, probably to places where I need to put WAPs, and to places I may not need but could get use out of in the future.
I'm tired of having a WiFi router on one side of the house with crap coverage elsewhere and no way to wire my PC and game console without PITA cable running effort.
I'll probably have a network closet built in somewhere or stick a router or switch in the utility closet so that I can put WAPs anywhere in the house.
On its surface, it's a good idea. Website hosts don't want to be inundated with fake traffic and fake data inserted by bots.
But it's entirely unnecessary when your local library or doctor's office is using captcha just for you to fill out a form, it's a bit excessive because it's highly unlikely any type of botnet would be targeting sign up fields on their sites. The attackers wouldn't get anything out of it.