McAlpine5892

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by McAlpine5892 1y ago
It's not about democracy. If it were, we wouldn't have overthrown countless democratically elected leaders throughout South America during the 20th Century. Our elected leaders constantly attempt to expand their own power. To maxi
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by McAlpine5892 1y ago
> It's that they believe they have a religious duty to destroy the state of Israel. And the US is full of Christo-fascists who believe they have a religious duty to "defend" Israel by any means necessary. It absolutely blo
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Job searching and torrent-related homelab infra
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by McAlpine5892 1y ago
Most of my adult life I've suffered from DPDR. In recent years I've been able to get somewhat of a handle on it. While I never pinned down the cause exactly, my talk therapist and I came to the realization that some meals would tr
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by McAlpine5892 1y ago
> but port 53 wasn't blocked, so a commercial VPN resulted in unlimited internet The VPN would have to accept a connection over 53 though, right? This also seems like a great way to possibly bypass VPN blocking via DPI, which I&#x27
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by McAlpine5892 1y ago
This is great! Thank you!
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by McAlpine5892 1y ago
> admitting that companies are quite toxic and more often than not working against you, that most people around you is probably an incompetent if put under a microscope and that the things you’re working on aren’t exactly changing the wo
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by McAlpine5892 1y ago
> What the fuck does that even mean? Nothing. It's corporate bean-counter speak. Some poo-brained exec says a lot of words that sound inspiring but adds up to mean exactly nothing. This is the kind of garbage I have to listen to in
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by McAlpine5892 1y ago
BSD jails are architected wholly differently from what something like Docker provides. Jails are first-class citizens that are baked deep into the system. A tool like Docker relies using multiple Linux features/tools to assemble/c
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by McAlpine5892 1y ago
This looks awesome. The amount of super lightweight and almost-disposable VM options in recent years is crazy. I remember when VMs were slow, clunky, and generally painful. I wonder how this compares to Orbstack's [0] tech stack on mac