adriancr

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by adriancr 4y ago
22 degrees is pretty hot honestly, t-shirt and shorts temperature, is that what you're used to? I'm currently happy at 18, it's pretty nice if you're a bit active.
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by adriancr 4y ago
They are ensuring their countries well being. They are doing that by ensuring future conflict is much more unlikely. If these measures were done earlier perhaps russia would not have started current invasion and we'd be much better off
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by adriancr 4y ago
Technology sanctions on China are from US. Since ASML is using US tech for EUV they need to comply. These also make sense give China is building up its military using this and if they invade taiwan or other neighbors we'd be forced to
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by adriancr 4y ago
I'd be cautious of that statement, that's not true in some countries for car purchases or if you purchased on premise.
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by adriancr 4y ago
If at first you don't succeed... You now feign agreement with the first point only to say it's because of what-about-USA... and then disagree again. All the while you're polluting the whole argument with needless arguments in
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by adriancr 4y ago
awesome, thanks, can't wait until they extend to my area
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by adriancr 4y ago
It seems you can't really handle OP being right and have resorted to what-about-ism. So it seems you have conceded the argument and agree that Russia is mindlessly belligerent and now are saying that's fine because you think x-y-z
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by adriancr 4y ago
That seems to be its history, so yes. Although reason seems mostly to expand, you probably meant with any pretext.
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by adriancr 4y ago
which provider goes to 2500/2500?
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by adriancr 4y ago
To you personally what's more beneficial?, also which sounds better? - Cutting costs so you're burning 0 per month AND keep the 27%+ of the stock? - Accepting 30M and all strings attached? > And cutting revenue while you are al
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by adriancr 4y ago
Try ublock origin / searching without account then, I'm getting the same result as everyone else The ads are personalised to you though
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by adriancr 4y ago
> Is that a serious question? Do you have any experience with war beyond Call of Duty? Yes, it is a serious question, I can confidently say you will not get drafted as US citizen. For you to get drafted it would mean US and Russia are at
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by adriancr 4y ago
The might russian army seems to be stumbling all on its own. If US would get involved it would be another desert storm with russia being defeated in a couple of days barring nukes.
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by adriancr 4y ago
There are many ways this can go, including the happier russian defeat/withdrawal. Why do you fear getting drafted?, do you think war would expand outside?, if so do you think NATO would have any issue defeating russia in its current s
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by adriancr 4y ago
That's pretty funny considering the utter humiliation russia continues to endure. US could just send airplanes to Ukraine or more military aid in response and Putin will be fuming.
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by adriancr 4y ago
They bought 10 year bonds at 1.5% yearly. For every 100$ they will get 116$ at maturity. Right now there are 10 year bonds at 4% that will pay 148$ at maturity. To be able to sell your 1.5% bonds right now you need to discount them sufficie
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by adriancr 4y ago
> Nobody bothers to do this kind of tracking because web browsers leak 100x more information by default anyway. That's a broad assumption, and I can assure you they will due to lower costs (no need to pay data broker if you already
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by adriancr 4y ago
I mean, it's the same point, single address to single node, just more often, so need to identify more often. Minutes or less I guess would defeat tracking, but then what's the point?, it's almost equivalent to NAT it still br
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by adriancr 4y ago
you identify device each day, identity is X, daughter of Y on iPad. Once identified via data broker all its traffic is identifiable including torrents for example and porn websites, etc (say X goes to facebook with new address it now has re
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by adriancr 4y ago
> The source address for external connections is effectively randomized It's still unique to one device right?, even if random my argument still holds. Or do you mean to say multiple devices can use the same address? note: I'v
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by adriancr 4y ago
> nobody can infer anything about your network They can infer that one IPV6 address matches to exactly one device. (reverse is not true, one device may have multiple addresses per privacy extensions) Once device is identified all its pas
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by adriancr 4y ago
> the same machine will pick from the same set of ephemeral ports for outgoing connections. Ports on router are allocated by it and not client machines. So far my experience has been they're usually sequential without any preferrenc
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by adriancr 4y ago
> Why would your firewall allow your ipv6 IoT devices to receive inbound connections from the internet? It does not, problem is with outbound connections. > Whats the difference between "ipv6 Nat" and a firewall when theres
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by adriancr 4y ago
Although I'm going to get comments saying this is wrong... What I did was: - IPv6 DHPC - private address range within: fc00::/7 - IPv6 NAT, same as for IPv4. - Firewall. Why: - digital ocean only allowed ~16 IPv6 addresses. - I wa
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by adriancr 4y ago
Non-replaceable, when it goes bad then might as well throw away the laptop. Speed is also, what, 3GB/s?, I'm getting 7GB read, 5GB write speeds on my laptop.
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by adriancr 4y ago
I've been in a crash as passenger in front. It's surprising how fast I got out of the car via back seats without even thinking. (only thought was - door on my side is potentially blocked, get out...)
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by adriancr 4y ago
That just means their investments and derivatives are optimized for the possibility of war. Nothing nefarious, for them to profit other people could park money in them to hedge the risk. They don't necessarily need war.
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by adriancr 4y ago
Isn't that a fireable offense?, isn't it a sufficient deterrent?, detect leak, instant fire, doesn't matter who it was. Also, if they sue for damages and/or they disclose reason for firing to future possible employers, t
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by adriancr 4y ago
> You interact with APIs. You don't have to install a database or another daemon to your local computer. How about the people writing the APIs?, or the ones writing the servers?, or the os, or database, etc? > This has never happ
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by adriancr 4y ago
And what would you recommend? Also, if you fail to see the value in this, then I'd ask what you would use: - When you need to work on multiple products with different environments. - When you want to temporarily spin up development env

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