johnnystorm wrote: ↑Sun Jul 26, 2020 8:58 pm
A few years back those kettles were notorious for making your network insecure to hackers. Have they improved?
All IOT things do that sir.
Yeah, I do follow @internetofshit to be horrified daily. I genuinely wondered if these guys had upped their game.
johnnystorm wrote: ↑Sun Jul 26, 2020 11:25 pm
Yeah, I do follow @internetofshit to be horrified daily. I genuinely wondered if these guys had upped their game.
Just lost 15 minutes but that's amusing and I'm feeling vindicated... 'Personalise your home screen' on a fridge? FFS how long do you spend standing in front of it?
@ James, Zippy, JS....IOT appliances...they are nearly always the point of failure due to bad security. If you're into vapourwave and internet exploits, Shodan2000 is retro-tastic and shows plenty of compromised camera systems.
Scattamah wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 9:16 am
@ James, Zippy, JS....IOT appliances...they are nearly always the point of failure due to bad security. If you're into vapourwave and internet exploits, Shodan2000 is retro-tastic and shows plenty of compromised camera systems.
@ James - they are compromised machines the world over...industrial systems...cams...databases. I run it on the side of my screen to watch to new compromises....and sometimes get an interesting soundtrack. It's another world.
Hmm. Just testing my Exped HL mat. Finished blowing it up, looked up to check it and the joint between the middle two channels has blown along the whole length. No, I didn't overinflate. Ho hum. Lasted me a fair while I suppose.
RIP wrote: ↑Wed Jul 29, 2020 4:01 pm
Hmm. Just testing my Exped HL mat. Finished blowing it up, looked up to check it and the joint between the middle two channels has blown along the whole length. No, I didn't overinflate. Ho hum. Lasted me a fair while I suppose.
techno wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 9:12 am
I'll pass, it'll still get furred up with limescale in 6 months and need replacing. An yes I'm too cheap to buy a water filter.
Seeing as this is the bargain thread, you can save money on a limescale filter by moving to Scotland instead.
RIP wrote: ↑Wed Jul 29, 2020 4:01 pm
Hmm. Just testing my Exped HL mat. Finished blowing it up, looked up to check it and the joint between the middle two channels has blown along the whole length. No, I didn't overinflate. Ho hum. Lasted me a fair while I suppose.
Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Thu Jul 30, 2020 12:14 pm
Dropping half a lemon in a kettle with descale it really well without going to the trouble of a relocation
With some water I presume
Ill try it but I've tried most products and they're not up to the job.
techno wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 9:12 am
I'll pass, it'll still get furred up with limescale in 6 months and need replacing. An yes I'm too cheap to buy a water filter.
Seeing as this is the bargain thread, you can save money on a limescale filter by moving to Scotland instead.
RIP wrote: ↑Wed Jul 29, 2020 4:01 pm
Hmm. Just testing my Exped HL mat. Finished blowing it up, looked up to check it and the joint between the middle two channels has blown along the whole length. No, I didn't overinflate. Ho hum. Lasted me a fair while I suppose.
Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Thu Jul 30, 2020 12:14 pm
Dropping half a lemon in a kettle with descale it really well without going to the trouble of a relocation
With some water I presume
Ill try it but I've tried most products and they're not up to the job.
White vinegar, available in Wilko, or in your local cash and carry as "pickling vinegar" or "non-brewed condiment" in a 5l bottle for a couple of quid. Fill kettle (enough to cover the scale anyway) and leave it for a few hours. Most will float off, some might need a bit of scrubbing/brushing.