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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
My point is more general. If you ever arrive at a notion which involves an attempt to reclaim v4 address space, it’s a specious conclusion and you need to refactor your premise. A better use of your time and attention will be identifying wh
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
Any effort that may be applied to reclaiming v4 address space will always be better directed to expanding global v6 connectivity.
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
Wireless network links should be exclusively the domain of nomadic, temporary or sacrificial endpoints. If the device is expected to be used in a fixed spacial or temporal manner, or you care about the data conveyed across the link, constra
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by 1ncorrect 4y ago
Neoliberalism overwhelmingly rewards self interested behaviour, explicitly at the expense of cooperative and altruistic counterparts, which iteratively nurtures disproportionate sociopathic tendencies in those who thrive in the system. It’s
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
Copyright and patents need competing mechanisms which derive and attribute the value of an idea based on their use, as opposed to their availability. Their current incantations incentivise conjuring artificial scarcity in order to fit the i
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
I bought and built this for my 21st, which is now over 21 years ago.
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
Al-Qaeda and Bin Laden became superfluous vestiges on 2001-09-12 when the world’s governments took a hard right and created the world they prophesied.
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
I’ve wondered for a while if it is viable to use multiple hashes, or nested hashes, to mitigate these vulnerabilities, for example: message+hash1(message)+hash2(message) message+hash1(hash1(message)) To my lay understanding, it would provid
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
I think it would have been better to label everything that DHCPv6 covers with an entirely new name. Its functionality is fine for what it’s tasked to do, and much of the confusion I’d argue stems from those who (think they) know IPv4 trying
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
We’re a nation of convicts that grew up to be wardens.
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
Friends don’t let friends use Facebook.
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
Normalising the dimensioning data links by arbitrary fractional throughput rates is an anachronism which needs to be challenged and eradicated from the entire industry.
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
> Monitoring The issue has been identified and a fix has been applied. Customers may experience increased origin load as global services return. Posted 4 minutes ago. Jun 08, 2021 - 10:57 UTC Looks to be working again my end.
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
I played with a similar concept years ago for more general secure transmission where each endpoint would mux traffic to/from multiple addresses from their respective /64 as an added layer of obfuscation. It included optional dummy
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by 1ncorrect 5y ago
Efficiency becomes a problem when it’s the only thing bestowed with value. Optimising for efficiency by definition removes resiliency. Disproportionately prioritising any narrow goal will produce a brittle monoculture.
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by 1ncorrect 6y ago
Stop rewarding sociopathic behaviour. Friends don’t let friends use Facebook.
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by 1ncorrect 6y ago
Has the Raspberry Pi foundation disclosed how little Microsoft donated to opt their users in to this telemetry leakage?
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by 1ncorrect 6y ago
Not being the bottleneck doesn’t make increased throughput completely superfluous. The faster you can communicate across a channel, the quicker you can shut up and get to idle, saving power on both transmission and policing of resource cont
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by 1ncorrect 6y ago
Friends don’t let friends use Facebook.
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by 1ncorrect 6y ago
A concept I’ve been throwing around for a while is classifying truth. An idea is a static description, immutable, zero variables. It can exist in one of the following three states: - belief, zero supporting evidence - fact, only non-contrad
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by 1ncorrect 6y ago
An idea I’ve been chewing on for a while is reframing how value is derived. Broadly, the predominant mechanisms used today requires resources to be finite in order for their value to be meaningfully quantified. This makes sense for physical
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by 1ncorrect 6y ago
I’d see the option to maintain multiple profiles if you so desire, choose what level you’re comfortable with per instance. The key is that the clauses are subject to individual scrutiny. Another component would be the ability to rigorously
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by 1ncorrect 6y ago
That’s one major function it would provide if clauses were included which weren’t covered by the pre-populated profile. A core component would be standardising clauses so they could be handled individually and automatically. If you’ve alrea
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by 1ncorrect 6y ago
I’ve been chewing on an idea for a while around programmatically handling license agreements, basically each clause is checked atomically, with flow logic as necessary. You could have a personal profile, possibly multiple, of things you’ve