LeonM

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by LeonM 2y ago
> only refers to full automatic forwarding of one address to another Yes, that is correct. In my job I started referring to this as 'relaying', to prevent confusion with forwarding (Fw:) from an email client. In more technical
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by LeonM 3y ago
There are plenty of satellites visible to the naked eye, not just Starlink ones. I remember as a kid (far before Starlink existed) that we'd always go stargazing when we were camping (far from any city light pollution). And the longer
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by LeonM 3y ago
I have been using a MX Master 3 (non-S), and an MX Anywhere 2S for the past few years on a daily basis, on multiple devices (Windows, MacOS and Linux). Bluetooth has been working flawlessly every time. I don't think I have ever used th
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by LeonM 3y ago
> Congrats! You're among the first to solve the puzzle - but the I/O 2024 date will only reveal itself when more players crack the code. Share that you solved the puzzle using the hashtag #io24puzzle. Well... that's disapp
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by LeonM 3y ago
> A Bugatti is like a few million dollars no? Back then when they were new it was more like 800k. But yeah, this part stood out for me as well. My guess is he either financed the car, or didn't pay for it at all (just have it repo&#
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by LeonM 3y ago
You're right, I made a mistake there. Day-to-day leadership is performed by Gwynne. Musk is founder, majority shareholder, CTO and CEO. According to Musk himself, he spends the majority of his time at SpaceX as engineer, letting Gwynne
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by LeonM 3y ago
SpaceX's CEO is Gwynne Shotwell, and she did not almost become CEO of Apple.
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by LeonM 3y ago
> I really want to know more about why this guideline was added Could have been something innocent such as someone uploading Leisure Suit Larry content maybe? I understand (and kind of agree with) the organizers though. They want retro
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by LeonM 3y ago
Honestly blown away by this. Graphics, audio, everything just works (tm). I've seen many 'desktop in browser' type demos over the years, but never anything like this. This is impressive on so many levels.
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by LeonM 3y ago
DKIM and DMARC are not anti-spam measures, they are anti fraud measures. Signing email with DKIM, and mandating DKIM alignment via DMARC is a very powerful method for preventing unauthorized email from your domain.
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by LeonM 3y ago
> I certainly don't see myself queuing up to watch any AI-produced or -enhanced movie. When animated hand drawn cartoons (think Disney) were first introduced, film critics said they would never watch it, because didn't have ac
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by LeonM 3y ago
On Firefox (Linux) the page just goes blank after a second or two. They must really don't want people to actually read their articles
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by LeonM 3y ago
For DMARC alignment you need either SPF alignment or DKIM alignment, either one will do. (note that 'alignment' is not the same as an SPF pass). Which means that you _could_ get away with just SPF alignment, but you wouldn'
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by LeonM 3y ago
Those are temporary/ephemeral IP restrictions. They typically last for a few minutes. That's not the same as the static 'outdated' IP block lists that the OP is referring to. Simply said: if block lists were permanent, w
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by LeonM 3y ago
Given that this sysop thinks that these email providers still use IP-based block lists, it gives me the impression that this person has been out of the email game for a long, long time. As others have mentioned, the domain also does not use
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by LeonM 3y ago
> Can I buy Apple Vision Pro in the U.S. and take it back to my country/region? > Apple Vision Pro is only available for sale in the U.S and is designed for customers in the U.S. to use at home, at work, and while traveling. We l
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by LeonM 3y ago
> a path to freedom Free how? Just because RISC-V is an open ISA doesn't mean that the silicon is open. None of the manufacturers release the full design of the SoC. Many RISC-V SoCs are still relying on blobs. Most (all?) current a
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by LeonM 3y ago
Hence why I wrote mostly dead.
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by LeonM 3y ago
Oh man, that is so sad to hear. bash.org has given me endless laughs. It always cheered me up. Its too bad the the top 100/200 hadn't changed in years. I guess that's because IRC has been mostly dead for a while now (no more
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by LeonM 3y ago
Had a good laugh about your comment, then realized that this is _exactly_ what AI would be really good at... Basically let an AI hallucinate on some technical subject. It would make a great script for a new encabulator video.
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by LeonM 3y ago
> They could just phone Apple That's the thing. Once they realise that they have to put effort in it, the threats stop.
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by LeonM 3y ago
I think you are confusing a breaker group with your total residential connection. Assuming you are in Europe, and you have 2.5mm² cabling (which is the standard for residential applications) then you are indeed limited to 16A per group. How
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by LeonM 3y ago
> google bots scour the web relentlessly and hammer sites almost to death I have been hosting sites and online services for a long time now and never had this problem, or heard of this issue ever before. If your site can't even hand
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by LeonM 3y ago
> restrictive DMARC policy (p=reject; adkim=s) As others have mentioned, this is not how DMARC works. But I'd like to add to this that this is also not how 'adkim' works. It won't protect you from this particular atta
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by LeonM 3y ago
> This shows part of the downside of consolidating email into a handful of massive providers. I don't agree. The great thing about consolidating email services is that a fix for a vulnerability will typically be rolled out quickly
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by LeonM 3y ago
The operating costs of a video platform are huge, who pays for all of this?
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by LeonM 3y ago
> I need to benchmark the libraries. Emulation will add significant overhead. Do not expect good performance from RISC-V processors at the moment. Emulation on a modern X86 CPU will outperform any commercial available RISC-V processor at
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by LeonM 3y ago
There are plenty, SiFive and MilkV sell boards for example. You can also just run emulation.
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by LeonM 3y ago
You are right, I think I must have mistaken MTU with UDP, thus mistakenly assumed 1500 bytes.
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by LeonM 3y ago
Yes. Though you'd probably need to label them, or you'd run into the same UDP length issues. Also, there is no guarantee in order the records are returned.

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