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| IPV6 | The convoluted hot-mess that is IPV6 | 4,612 messages |
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| Message 3,752 of 4,612 |
| Victor Sudakov to Alexey Vissarionov |
| A small questionary on ISPs |
| 23 Oct 21 20:07:02 |
REPLY: 2:5020/545 6173cb65 MSGID: 2:5005/49 61742c74 CHRS: CP866 2 TZUTC: 0700 TID: hpt/fbsd 1.9.0-cur 2019-12-05 Dear Alexey, 23 Oct 21 11:40, you wrote to Jay Harris: Mv>>> What can I say? I thought the my ISP provided modem/router was Mv>>> crap, but this is worse than I ever thought could happen... JH>> Yeah, I didn't really believe it when my Mom told me that's what JH>> it does, but sure enough, she was right. While he default SSID is JH>> gnarly looking, at least the default password isn't insecure. JH>> To help in that department I made a wifi QR code for her using JH>> https://qifi.org so that guests can just scan that QR code JH>> instead of typing in that super long password. AV> Entering your WiFi prameters on an external resource is a very unwise AV> idea. The https://qifi.org site says that everything happens locally in your browser. Of course it is your right to disbelieve them. AV> echo 'WIFI:T:WPA;S:Muzenirres;P:ds4tN3oxUzku61WD;;' \ AV> | qrencode -s 50 -l H -8 -d 600 -o my_wifi.png The site above also suggests piping the string "WIFI:S: |
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