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by Borg3 3y ago
Same here. Im very happy with tinc-vpn. It can easly push 100Mbit traffic through my severs and thats enough for my needs. Also, auto-mesh is very nice feature. I do NOT want to forward traffic via my central hubs. Note: I use tinc-vpn only
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by Borg3 3y ago
Thats very strange. I use tinc-vpn exclusivly for my network. Both Linux, Win32, and FreeBSD. Everything is very stable. But I have to admit, I have private fork of tinc-vpn specifically for Win32. AFAIR I did only minor changes to TAP driv
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by Borg3 3y ago
Laptops are great servers? Hmm I beg to differ. They are very compressed, so they heat up a lot. You need low power server? Go for Atom like CPU with good case. My home server running D2550 and 2x 1TB HDD is less than 40W. PSU is cold.
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by Borg3 3y ago
In ideal world it would not matter, but business and politics are intermixed more or less pretty much everywhere. Unfortunatelly, countries like Russia or China have much more politics influence. Hence, I try to avoid them.
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by Borg3 3y ago
Now worries. OSM have open data. Just mirror PBF files. Once something bad happen to OSM itself, you can easly respawn new instance. All building blocks are open source.
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by Borg3 3y ago
Insomnia.. Oh yeah.. People need to realize that humans itself create bad environment for sleep. Loud cities, loud neighbors, stressfull jobs. 10B ppl, we can make it!
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by Borg3 3y ago
Its not only about Cloudflare. All those big companies are very centralized and try to control Internet more and more.. In my opinion battle is kinda over because 99.9% of people want ready to use product not contributing anything (consumer
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by Borg3 3y ago
Russian company? Are you kidding me....
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by Borg3 3y ago
Hold on, How you can actually do hotpatching on x86 protected mode? code is usualy executable but read only. data + stack is usualy NX but writable.
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by Borg3 3y ago
You are underestimating amount of energy waste for bullshit jobs. Its huge. Only a fraction of population handles those importand hi-tec jobs. Majority of jobs are for services. And a lot of jobs are bullshit jobs, like: lawyers, judges, ou
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by Borg3 3y ago
Oh, thats not that simple. Curves in nature are never linear or exponental. They are mixed, depending on several factors. But always you will hit plateau. Not understanding it means you are poor at math. Just take a look at human population
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by Borg3 3y ago
Haha.. funny argument. Feeding is just one problem. There are few to handle more: - providing goods for people - managing their biological waste - managing their technological waste All those needs energy, from whatever source.. And we cann
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by Borg3 3y ago
10B ppl, we can make it! lulz... I wonder when people will wake up and stop following that stupid never ending economy growth pattern. Its just impossible.. Nothing in nature grows for ever.. ok.. except blackholes but thats special case...
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by Borg3 3y ago
Exacly that! I do the same. Accessing of internal resources hosted on LAN? No problem, just make overlay VPN network. Need to host something via HTTP? mod_proxy to the rescue. IPv6 is junk protocol, overengineered. I hope IPv6 will be used
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by Borg3 3y ago
Then dont work in home, go to office instead. Whats the problem? I think WFH is an option, not something that is enforced?
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by Borg3 3y ago
Dude really? The cost of working from home is absolutly minimal. You gain much more than you loss. You do NOT waste time and money commuting. You can eat healtier food. You can take break when you really need it. People who say that they ne
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by Borg3 3y ago
Not at all. Server Up 1375 days, 10:05:01 *.XXX.net[xx.x.x.xx] 0 9696 10570 56550590 Its server to server link, online 56M secs. Now do the math, how much days this link is up (no netsplit).
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by Borg3 3y ago
Hmm, thats cool, but I need to have raster maps pushed to my endpoints. Do you know any easy way to use mvt maps and generate tiles from them on the fly (CGI backend + caching) and then use Leaflet to render those? I have my own tiny person
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by Borg3 3y ago
Haha :) I always extend my respect for such stuff.. It just shows how everything is bloated and ballooned today.. You barelly can browse modern web with 32bit today.. VSZ hits the sky (3GB).
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by Borg3 3y ago
Ahh right... The neutron corrosion. Same problem with fussion reactors. The problem is, there is no material that can survive this imo. The only one we know that can, exists in neutron stars and its ultra dense. Its unusable by us (differen
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by Borg3 3y ago
Hell yeah. Im still using my dated Win2003 desktop (classic theme) to do most work. Clear UI, fast. When I have to use my corpo Win10 I get chills. Terrible UI, slow UX, everything just gets in the way so you cannot do your job.
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by Borg3 3y ago
Print it and feed it in place where lights does not show up...
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by Borg3 4y ago
12:50:37 up 1224 days, 53 min, 6 users, load average: 0.00, 0.03, 0.00 Not desktop tho, my home router/server :)
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by Borg3 4y ago
Are you sure it was drivers issue? Not HW fault? I have good memories of Win2003 (and XP too) Very stable system, if drivers are correctly written. Back in the days I remember fighting with random BSODs on Audio play/stop on Win2003. A
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by Borg3 4y ago
Ahh SoftIce (and later WinIce for Win9x).. Great RING0 debugger.. I used it quite a bit for crack some games myself :) Oh look, it still here on disk: siw405w9x.exe Why I keep it... ;)
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by Borg3 4y ago
Haha :) I still do so for some old legacy games. The biggest patching project was AI War: Fleet Command. Great game, but quite a bit of bugs and missing features. Spend weeks in CIL decompiler, understanding code and then making patches.
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by Borg3 4y ago
I love such comments. Humans got here because they are able to solve abstract problems and analitical thinking. Go ahead and pass it all to AI. Whats left? An useless consumer... (go go Skynet :)