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by 3np 6y ago
I feel similarly with Nomad vs Kubernetes
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by 3np 6y ago
And through tac if you want it in reverse! (...And my axe!)
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by 3np 6y ago
Its trivial to disable PEX and DHT in any reasonable client
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by 3np 6y ago
From my experience at a German university, the administration is in reality very helpful and can be proactive once you reach out. They won't come chase you if you evade them for anything short of criminal, fraudulent or unsafe behavior
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by 3np 6y ago
> By letting the government meddle you have guaranteed no one can afford college and will be long in debt to a loan they cannot discharge in bankruptcy. How is it, then, that most of Europe and many other countries seem to manage this ju
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by 3np 6y ago
Could you elaborate on what you mean by this specifically? query params like fbclid? That could be stripped client-side, e.g. via a browser extension. There are already extensions that do this. Previous discussion: https://news.
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by 3np 6y ago
Oh absolutely, it's not a silver bullet - just an attempt at alleviating that single dimension, which I still think is significant enough to take seriously. IMO there will never be a complete solution but that means we have to tackle e
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by 3np 6y ago
In that scenario those 100 IPv6 addresses in the subnet would be practically equivalent to an IPv4 address today and would provide no extra benefit.
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by 3np 6y ago
To this me and a friend started sketching on a VPN/HTTP proxy that will have a set of say 100 outgoing IPs, look at the domains being connected to and distribute request destinations over IPs. So e.g. Google would always see the same I
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by 3np 6y ago
Some major differences here are how they interface with I/O and the mechanisms around memory sharing. Nodejs workers are more like webworkers and mostly suitable for proper CPU-intensive parallelization whereas in Ruby it's not un
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by 3np 6y ago
AFAIK the remaining notable one is Debian. Ubuntu LTS moved to 3 with 20.04.
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by 3np 6y ago
Not true. Vanilla 18.04 LTS ships with no Python installed by default and the main repos `python` package is 2.7. Same for Debian 10. Ubuntu 20.04 switched the `python` package to Python3. Even conservative CentOS (where Python is a base de
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by 3np 6y ago
NodeJS is single-threaded while Ruby has native threads and "fibers" - what makes you say you wouldn't be able to utilize additional cores in Ruby?
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by 3np 6y ago
IIRC Apple Maps sources data from OpenStreetMaps, so contributing there should make the updates end up in Apple Maps, no?
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by 3np 6y ago
Especially given that they haven't had working 2FA for the longest time, it's not fair to say that OP allowed it or gave someone the keys. Stretching the analogy, it's more like OP had the room keys lying on a table at a
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by 3np 6y ago
I really don’t understand this - I’ve read the parent comment 3 times and can’t see how you you come to the “gave someone the key to someone else” analogy. Are we interpreting OP differently? From all I can read of available information, th
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by 3np 6y ago
> such as being top-ranked on coinmarketcap or backed by in-industry VCs, then there're hardly any scams at all I have to disagree there. Looking at the top 20, I see 3. XRP (Market cap hugely inflated, vaporware) 8. Bitcoin S
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by 3np 6y ago
Runtime Verification (no affiliation, just know some people who have worked with or for them) are working on tools and providing services for things like this https://runtimeverification.com/
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by 3np 6y ago
Bluetooth has never not been a hassle in my experience - and that goes for Android, Windows, Linux, OS X, iOS. There’s always something with the device or driver. This goes especially for audio. I’m going to guess that Apple peripherals + A
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by 3np 6y ago
The most obnoxious I've seen of US-centrism shining through is a registration page - forgot where - where you could select country (optional) and US state (required, no "none")