PinkSheep

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by PinkSheep 6mo ago
> Macron tried to do pension reform > they're your countries, but i do not think it's your leaders letting you down. What fanfic am I reading here? The protests had no impact on the course of the pension reform.
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by PinkSheep 6mo ago
> 65000 USD in donations > enough for infrastructure for the next 90 days 20k per month in infrastructure. Excuse me, what?
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by PinkSheep 6mo ago
This forewarning is underestimated. Russia had begun it's path to Internet censorship through "think of the children" and to fight piracy. Started off as simple DNS and IP blocks, mandatory for all B2C ISPs. Now every egress
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by PinkSheep 7mo ago
I remember people complaining about how some can't write out a full "thanks" instead of "thx"
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by PinkSheep 8mo ago
You are right, the article is about: > She said at the point Homeland Security ended her abuse she had been "praying actively for it to end". You can provide your plausible suggestions as to what the family relationship looked
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by PinkSheep 8mo ago
Follow-up questions: Do you test manually? Why? Do you debug manually? Why? You wanted examples: https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/tree/master/test/jdk/java/uti...
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by PinkSheep 8mo ago
I don't understand why you think it'd be an issue? Dumbed down understanding of mine: evolutionary theory predicts that graph goes from (0.1; 0) to (very high; in a million years). X axis: years, Y axis: progress or evolution. The
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by PinkSheep 11mo ago
If the world ran by conspiracy theories, the goal would be to normalize censorship at DNS level. Sony has tried (>2 years ago) by taking Quad9 to court over a copyright matter. There are too many parties involved for whom this practice w
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by PinkSheep 11mo ago
Good job on AdGuard's end for bringing this to the Internet's attention. I especially enjoyed the unearthed details about this "N"GO's short history. I think the e-mail exchange should've been kept short, altho
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by PinkSheep 11mo ago
I trust no one, not *fact-checked facts*, nor you, nor Durov, nor any government official. There exist enough inconsistencies about Durov's/Telegram's relationship with the government of Russia that you wouldn't see surf
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by PinkSheep 11mo ago
You need a new edition of the playbook. They have been renamed 30 years ago. The gov shutdown is hitting real hard, isn't it? /s
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
All roads lead to -Rome- the centralization of the Internet. Keep going!
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
Unfortunately, p2p is *inhales* fxxxed! due to how modern internet networks are set up. NAT (potentially VPNed at carrier level), lack of IPv6, firewalls blocking incoming traffic, dysfunctioning UPnP, blocked UDP. Next tier issues: legal,
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
I urge you to try and set your display to 25 Hz. I don't quite feel it yet at 30 Hz, although the latter is more widely available as an option. It all depends on what we do consider "good enough". 200ms total page render time
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
"I" pick a middleman like VISA and my regulatory headaches begin with THEIR policies on top of regulatory headaches.
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
drum roll...... bottled water! > In fact, 34 percent of the growth in bottled water sales during the past 11 years (from 2012 to 2023) has come from people switching from soft drinks and fruit drinks to bottled water. U.S. consumers no
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
> the address of whoever has that wallet. Good points overall, thank you. This one could be managed by wallet software that'd do its own account tracing in order to separate your histories by generating new addresses for incoming tr
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
> unmodifiable by any third party then what you said makes sense. You are right, I do. The same reason I don't think the cryptocurrency is for everyone. And the reason I accept this, is because "traditional institutions" s
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
> store just a checkbox that the person showed their ID and it was valid. Doesn't work at scale. You get bribes, rogue employees, socially engineered employees. In the US, look up the articles about phone/SIM unlocks and SIM ca
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
> every problem that society already tackled with in the past More KYC creates more problems while solving some others. Why didn't the same society despite KYC/AML tackle the problem pointed at in a previous comment? "Flor
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
What kind of CPU auto-optimization? Here specifically I envisioned a macro-level optimization, when an array is detected to have length on the order of thousands/tens of thousands. I guess some advanced sorting algorithms do extend the
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
...and all the periodicals in 19-20th century magazines or newspapers, that were written by a single author for extended periods of time, but not good enough to be published as a separate worthwhile book. We don't talk about those, bec
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
The GUI shouldn't accept addresses it cannot verify. At the network level nothing will break, because it's the same binary representation.
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
Exactly. Multiply this with the time it takes for one run on a slow machine. Back in the day, I ran a compilation on my phone as it was the target device. Besides the compilation taking 40 minutes (and configure had missed a thing or two)
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by PinkSheep 1y ago
If we can write code to dispatch different code paths (like has been used for decades for SSE, later AVX support within one binary), then we can write code to parallelize large array execution based on heuristics. Not much different from bu
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by PinkSheep 2y ago
Without sarcasm, that's great. Now what is there to prevent me from scrolling up and down on a 16:9 display to read the left column of a 10k letter text and then the right column? I see it has "length" and "min/max-
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by PinkSheep 2y ago
I'm not too keen on this topic, but router firmware usually asked YOU, what country you (it, the router) resides in to allow or block additional frequencies. No source required. And then Intel still goes and makes their "automatic
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by PinkSheep 2y ago
Forming mental connections between objects and their respective words is the forgettable part. I will understand and read and write my native language, but recalling anything beyond household vocabulary for speech is hard. I found it is rat
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by PinkSheep 2y ago
You can tune the ondemand (or any other) governor first to ramp up faster and clock down slower. "performance" should be seen as the nuclear option.
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by PinkSheep 2y ago
It is expensive at scale. In a world where each gram of CO₂ is taxed. "Windows Timer Resolution: Megawatts Wasted"[0] - Microsoft has since added coarse timers and coalescence. [0] https://randomascii.wordpress.com&#x2F

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