AndyMcConachie

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   by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

   They'd still make tons of money if they had to cleanup their spills and old mines. They're just greedy and want to make more.
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   by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

   Fediverse instance software is immature. I self host lots of stuff but I've tried 3 times to self host a fediverse instance and stopped all three times. I get things running, but the amount of care and feeding software like Mastodon re
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   by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

   Having been to Doha and seen how they treat workers there I am not that surprised by the 21,000 number.
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   by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

   It's not just perception. Linus assertively decided to wrap this in his own Finnish identity and history. I don't think the developers removed from the MAINTAINERS file were personally involved in Stalin's invasion of Finland
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   by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

   If certain people cannot contribute to the Linux kernel because of a list maintained by the USG then perhaps it's time for Linux kernel development to no longer be dependent on US law. We should realize this has nothing to do with Russ
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   by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

   If only proprietary software was as concerned about shipping free software in their products.
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   by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

   A major mistake of the IETF was to not standardize IPv4 NAT. Had it been standardized early on there would be fewer problems with it.
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   by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

   I am completely with you here man. Everytime I upgrade my iPhone it turns on Bluetooth. Phreaking annoying. Apple clearly wants their customer base to use certain features so they simply enable them at upgrade. It's gross.
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   by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

   Google runs the auctions and is a participant in the auctions. I don't care how fancy your math is there is no way these auctions are fair.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    I once helped Andrew Tannenbaum get his laptop to work with the projector in the room. His presentation was only slightly delayed because of it, but the irony ...
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    California based computery thought leaders have never sounded so delusional.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    Disagree. Most likely the company will blame them for trying to help. Also, if the company is so incompetent that they allow this why bother. He's not getting paid to be their test engineer.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    Thank you for your contributions. I believe the world would be a better place if you were paid for them.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    What detection? A malicious node is only different from a non-malicious node because all the traffic is being logged. If that's our definition of a malicious node in this case then there is no way to detect one.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    Churchill was a genocidal monster. Just deal with it.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    Amen to this!
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    This is what we call a cult.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    Completely disagree. Weighing risk vs reward the risk is that my identity gets stolen while the reward is that I don't have to login to my accounts and enter information manually. At some point I suspect every person on the planet will
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    We can laugh at the people cosplaying as mercenaries, but Soldier of Fortune pushed a dangerous ideology. There were lots of disaffected American soliders with nothing to do after the Vietnam War ended who went to go fight in Africa for whi
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    This is false. I use a hardware thingy that I put my Dutch bank card into that generates numbers for logins and purchases. I have the option of using an app or the hardware card reader. I use a one time generating password hardware keyfob t
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    If you actually want your money back talk to your own lawyer. Don't count on the FTC or an AG to do anything. They're swamped and mostly toothless.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    Lack of colonialism.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    I recieved no such notice. I'm in the EU, use an Ad Blocker, and NoScript to block JS.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    Does the miner who found it get any money for finding it? Who gets to own it?
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    I pay for more news now than I ever have in my entire life. Most of through Patreon. I pay for podcasts. I pay directly to journalists. I pay directly to independent news organizations. I buy books written by journalists. What I don't
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    This aligns with my thinking about people wanting exoskeletons as well. Construction workers have all kinds of great speciality machines these days that let do everything from dig ditches to drive piles. The number of various attachments fo
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    I travel 6-7 times a year and I think every hotel I stay at does daily housekeeping service. Only in the USA have I encountered them not doing it.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    .INTERNAL will never appear in the DNS root zone.
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    Have a look at .ALT https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9476.html
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    by AndyMcConachie 2y ago

    If you read the document that originally lead the ICANN Board to reserve .INTERNAL (SAC113) you will find this exact sentiment. The SSAC's recommendation is to only use .INTERNAL if using a publicly registered domain name is not an opt