Cody-99

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by Cody-99 3y ago
>It penalizes responsible behavior No it doesn't. That is a ridiculous thing to say. The people who received the cancellation have been paying on their loans for either 10, 20, or 25 years (depending on the degree type).
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by Cody-99 3y ago
>1) Biden's polling numbers must be abysmal with key demographics if he's doing this 7 months out from the election. What do you mean? This has been an ongoing thing throughout this term so it is weird to try and link it to pol
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by Cody-99 3y ago
The CEO/cofounder of cloudflare has written about this issue here on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828702
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by Cody-99 3y ago
> All of these are real, documented harms that were inflicted on the public and can be prevented and punished by reasonable net neutrality regulation without interfering with the ability of an ISP to compete in the market by trying to be
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Twitch left Korea because of their crazy fees that would be prohibited under net neutrality. ISPs double dip and charge websites/companies like twitch, Youtube, etc to deliver data and also charge their users money at the same time.
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by Cody-99 3y ago
In the US the obvious on is mobile providers throttling video streaming and other high bandwidth services. Globally there are other negative examples. IIRC twitch pulled out of Korea recently because they didn't want to pay ISPs to del
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Having gigabit fiber for $80 a month has nothing to do with net neutrality. Not sure why you would think having fiber means net neutrality isn't needed or desirable. You seem a little confused about what net neutrality means!
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Because it forces the EU to depend on the US to access space. The main points of the ESA and Galileo GNSS are so Europe doesn't have to depend on the US for access to space.
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by Cody-99 3y ago
They do but not to this orbit. The smaller Vega rocket is still putting smaller satellites into orbit. Until the Ariane 6 comes online ESA is outsourcing to spaceX (which while unfortunate is better than paying the Russians to launch a Soyu
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by Cody-99 3y ago
That is frustrating. Although nothing is stopping Comcast from offering plans lower than the FCC definition of broadband. IIRC they did this for years where they had a $10-15 plan for certain areas/people that was 15mbit download and I
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by Cody-99 3y ago
The goal shouldn't be to have just enough internet. 25mbit/3 is incredibly slow for 2024. A single 4K stream saturates a 25mbit connection. 3mbit upload is super low too since a 1080p zoom call is around 3mbit/s upload. When
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Strange logic IMO. Internet service providers already receive money from the government through grants, loans, and other programs. Opposing increasing the pretty low requirements on ISPs who already receive this money just doesn't make
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by Cody-99 3y ago
This is a wild thing to comment. Nothing is stopping internet providers from selling internet below broadband standard and many do. Changing the exact meaning of broadband allows the government to raise the standard of service people receiv
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by Cody-99 3y ago
DOCSIS has been able to push 100Mbit/s over coax for nearly 2 decades. Hanging fiber isn't really a complex process anymore anyways. We already run power to basically everywhere people live so hanging some fiber as you go isn&#x27
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Considering the usability of PGP it wouldn't surprise me if the most users didn't use it and just entered their address. Especially since there was an 'auto encrypt' button right there. Linking bitcoin transaction info +
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Typically 'hardened' builds disable loading kernel modules shortly after boot. Compromising root at some point after this point doesn't guarantee the ability to load additional kernel modules.
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Google cloud has had regions in India, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia for years but they shouldn't offer cloud services in Israel for some reason? Seems a bit silly! This person should have quit their job years ago if they had a real issue wi
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by Cody-99 3y ago
>But at the same time, no shock that everything proposed involves more government programs and spending. For the left, there is no problem that can't be solved that way. Yeah obviously..? A big part of this problem is lack of resour
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Google news seems pretty reputable; of course it is more of a news aggregator so that must be kept in mind. >Some ads even contain malware... Yeah but what does that have to do with this though? Google isn't getting a kickback from
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by Cody-99 3y ago
>The USA seized the only reputable news site covering darknet safety and removed its content from the open internet. If they were 'reputable' they wouldn't have received kickbacks for linking to drug and cyber crime market
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by Cody-99 3y ago
>Should they just hand that over to Netflix or something? Not necessarily netflix but you should be able to watch all games of a given team and league on a single site/service. Something like a league wide streaming site isn't
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by Cody-99 3y ago
I'm pretty sure they did.. the article says controller told them there would be "extended delays". Sounds like the pilot just got impatient when ATC couldn't get him on the ground after 10 minutes.
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Why do you think groups like Hamas, PIJ, and their supporters say it? Hamas literally use the words "from the river jordan in the east to the Mediterranean" in their charter while calling for the destruction of Israel. Reading tha
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Tiktok has a very real algorithm problem that pushes terrorism & antisemitism to millions of people. They have started to crack down since the Osama thing, but prior to that tiktok refused to remove hate and calls for violence from thei
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Apple announced today they are going to support RCS https://9to5mac.com/2023/11/16/apple-rcs-coming-to-iphone/ RCS is better than SMS no doubt but lets not pretend it is on the same level as iMessage. La
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by Cody-99 3y ago
One of the main benefits of zelle was it couldn't be clawed back. Scams suck but paypal and other related apps have a major problem where the money gets clawed back after a legitimate transaction/deal is complete. Hopefully steps
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by Cody-99 3y ago
Bitlocker is disk encryption not ram. Ram encryption like AMD's Secure Memory Encryption (SME), transparent secure memory encryption, and Intel's Total Memory Encryption (TME) all store the encryption key used to encrypt the RAM i
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by Cody-99 3y ago
On consumer Ryzen chips you can enable it too if your motherboard supports it. Like error correction code (ECC) support on consumer chips it isn't "officially" supported but it works. I know MSI and ASUS (IIRC) have the optio
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by Cody-99 3y ago
None Pro Ryzen CPUs can use Transparent SME (TSME) if the motherboard includes support for it (and many of them do). Like ECC on non Pro Ryzen chips it isn't 'officially supported' but the option is there and works.
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by Cody-99 3y ago
It isn't nearly as easy since the key never leaves the inside of the CPU. The key never goes to main memory or is exposed outside of the part used to encrypt/decrypt memory inside the CPU. Attacking a specific register instead the

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