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Casio Gave Its Most Practical Digital Watch a Softer Everyday Twist

If you like the simplicity of the Casio F-91W but have never loved its traditional resin strap, the F-91WF offers an interesting alternative. Price: About $48 (฿1,600.00 in Thailand) Where to Buy: Casio The question is not whether a cloth band transforms the F-91W. It obviously does not. The question is whether changing the one […]

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Casio Gave Its Most Practical Digital Watch a Softer Everyday Twist

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China's YouTube Rival Bilibili Is Going Global

Bilibili, often described as China's answer to YouTube, is relaunching its international app and preparing an English-language site as part of a broader push into the U.S., Europe, Japan, and other…

  • Bilibili, China's YouTube rival, relaunching international app with English website.
  • Targeting Western content creators like MrBest with new hiring and collaboration tools.
  • Updated app removes identity verification for overseas users, aiming for global reach.

·news.slashdot.org

Two YubiKeys, One Prompt Too Many

I carry two YubiKeys. One lives on my keyring, one lives in a drawer, and both are enrolled everywhere that matters. A hardware token with no backup is a single point of failure you have chosen on…

  • Two YubiKeys used for GitHub authentication
  • PIN prompts triggered by resident key generation
  • Custom configurations bypass authentication dialog

·dev.to

My Wi-Fi networks

I have configured my Wi-Fi router to provide four wireless networks: HomeNet_Main HomeNet_Guest HomeNet_SmartDevices HomeNet_HVAC HomeNet_Main This is the primary wireless network for our home.

  • Four Wi-Fi networks configured on router with distinct purposes
  • HomeNetMain for personal devices, hidden SSID, WPA2/WPA3 encryption
  • HomeNetSmartDevices for IoT devices, isolated security measures

·dev.to

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