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by 3np 2y ago
> We have made over 2k with 120+ customers Would that be a total revenue of $2k...? Or did you omit the "monthly" part? Advice will differ depending on this. Also, what's your purpose of seeking outside investment? Roughly
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by 3np 2y ago
Also triangulation fraud: 1. Acquire stolen ccs 2. Set up web shop (or Amazon/eBay account) with attractive deals 3. When an order comes in, purchase the ordered item elsewhere using a stolen CC and have it sent to buyer The clueless b
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by 3np 2y ago
Sources here if you ae curious: https://github.com/bknd-io/bknd/tree/main/app/src/auth Core auth feature progress is tracked here: https://github.com/bknd-io/bknd/issu
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by 3np 2y ago
Actual study: https://www.cell.com/iscience/fulltext/S2589-0042(25)00419-5
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by 3np 2y ago
Abolishing economic copyright while protecting (non-transferrable) moral rights is in this direction, I believe.
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by 3np 2y ago
Want to abolish economic copyright alltogether? I could get behind that. Making a legal exception because of some imagined future metaphysical property of this particular platform sounds like being fooled.
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by 3np 2y ago
I think it makes sense, actually. I can plug that port into an existing 10G switch and get 5G over that link, which can be a nice sweetspot (10G can be excessive in terms of power/heat) while we can fully saturate one of the 2.5G ports
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by 3np 2y ago
What does that have to do with anything? I'm speaking about experience of deploying existing gl.inet devices, marketed as "fully open source" with OpenWrt being front-and-center in marketing, as well as being promoted on the
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by 3np 2y ago
All in due time. This is one step on the way.
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by 3np 2y ago
Listened to the demos. Did not improve comprehension vs original (all of which were clear enough). Besides now they sound like soulless robots, which is distracting and would at least make me very suspicious if I am speaking to a human at a
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by 3np 2y ago
IDK about today but back when I hard work that required Windows that's how I stayed sane.
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by 3np 2y ago
Some do, I guess. https://github.com/i486girl/win7-sp2 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43445103
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by 3np 2y ago
That's integration testing. Also valuable but complementary to actual unit tests.
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by 3np 2y ago
Got any specific recommendation for 4-port NIC?
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by 3np 2y ago
I'm less concerned with their jurisdiction and company profile than their absent software/firmware maintenance. I have a bunch of their different models and in practice most of them are unusable today (based on ancient upstream wi
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by 3np 2y ago
Just to add, my understanding is that unless you also tune your workload writes, the page cache will not skip backing storage for writes, only for reads. So it does make sense to stack both if you're fine with not being able to rely on
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by 3np 2y ago
And yet you're on Windows. Switch. Windows will get worse before it can get better. Try KDE on Fedora, for example.
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by 3np 2y ago
I'm saying you could forbid it in the license. Like some licenses might allow personal but not non-commercial use, you could come up with other disallowed uses. Seems like a better idea than attempting to limits its use to your in-grou
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by 3np 2y ago
Just omit the problematic parts from public? And perhaps you want to migrate to some more resilient and friendly host than github.com, while you still have a chance to redirect people. All it takes is one form submission to nuke your repo.
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by 3np 2y ago
atime is so exotic you shouldn't need to consider disabling it experimental. I consider it legacy at this point.
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by 3np 2y ago
> Launching each runner instance in a public subnet with a public IP - the runner gets full throughput from AWS to the public internet, and IP-based rate limits rarely apply (Docker Hub) Are you not using a caching registry mirror, inste
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by 3np 2y ago
And yet... On almost every new ATX motherboard, there are PS2 inputs. And barely any options at all even available for purchase for individuals with, say, more than one RJ45 port, regardless of price. I don't get just how stagnant that
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by 3np 2y ago
Basically the license permits you to use the source code for education, compiling builds for individual personal use (no sharing!), and proposing changes to upstream via a fork on github.com. That's it. The part about corporations is j
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by 3np 2y ago
You can very much restrict software from being used in certain ways and for certain purposes and still be Open Source. Focus more on the "how" than the "who". Making the claim that OSI necessitates "genocide-friendl
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by 3np 2y ago
GrapheneOS has "Contact Scopes" which allows you to expose a subset of contacts to an app while it believes it has full access to the whole book. https://grapheneos.org/features#contact-scopes
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by 3np 2y ago
I would say it more likely that "systemic thinking" is a common factor to both looking at society and the economy from a systemic perspective than an individualistic or tribalistic one, which translates to higher likelihood of sup
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by 3np 2y ago
Vance' offices response is very telling of his priorities and supports this view.
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by 3np 2y ago
Could it be that we, as a society, have been played? Bitterness doesn't seem like an unnatural reaction to that. Stages of grief and all.
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by 3np 2y ago
Sometimes the entire reason why they are still on that older LTS dist is because they still need (e.g.) node 12 for some reason.
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by 3np 2y ago
There are still maintained and supported older versions of node.js by the likes of Debian, Ubuntu, Enterprise Linuxes. They backport security fixes and such during a longer extended window but are unlikely to port ESM-require support. It ma

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