MerManMaid

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by MerManMaid 3y ago
Am I wrong in thinking another potential low tech solution might be to just remove the cellular radio? To be clear, I'm asking more than anything as I have very little car knowledge but to me that seems like a more preferable solution
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by MerManMaid 3y ago
I really wish more of my fellow network engineers contributed to these conversations but alas. As weird as it might sound, net neutrality really doesn't present any meaningful technical challenges. As a network engineer working for one
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by MerManMaid 3y ago
> Net neutrality rules might get in the way of a cloud gaming service negotiating with an ISP to route their traffic more efficiently. Could you provide an example of how net neutrality might impact a companies ability to form peering re
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by MerManMaid 3y ago
Per the RFC, QUIC is literally defined as a transport protocol... Literally the first sentence of the overview is: "QUIC is a secure general-purpose transport protocol." More importantly, QUIC literally bakes in TLS into how it wo
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by MerManMaid 3y ago
>Dell probably owns SOME real estate but their business is making computers and shit, not renting and selling property. You would think... Dell is a subsidiary to "Dell Capital" who's portfolio also boasts at least a 10B s
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by MerManMaid 4y ago
>In many ways, OpenAI and anyone who supports it are trying to pull an Uber Can you elaborate here? (Honestly asking since I'm not seeing the similarity)
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by MerManMaid 4y ago
Just so everyone is clear here, $1 salary + travel/security rounds out to $27,000,001 for 2021. Additionally, travel/security don't seem to have any hard spending limit and alleviates Zuck's personal tax liability. (by $