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by allarm 3y ago
Probably you should email them and explain the problem, for starters. That’s not going to help you with the old info, but it can help you and the others with the new one.
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by allarm 3y ago
Oh, and what happens then? I’m mostly using Apple devices, but also have a Pixel as a backup phone and a laptop with Linux as a backup laptop. It’s not like I’m locked in the ecosystem entirely.
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by allarm 3y ago
Is it technically possible to write an open source firmware for the existing wireless chips?
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by allarm 3y ago
Regardless, I don’t see that it’s possible to get rid of TCP/IP in any meaningful perspective really. There’s millions of devices around that support TCP offload, thousands of thousands of network equipment with routing processors and
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by allarm 3y ago
Not sure I understand, sorry. By “on top” do you mean L5-L7 protocols? Like, for simplicity, FTP or HTTP? Or you mean reimplementing the transport layer itself, like QUIC?
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by allarm 3y ago
That’s an absurd oversimplification of the issue.
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by allarm 3y ago
While I completely agree with everything you’ve said, I guess I spent too much time with Ansible and learned to love it. It’s still love/hate relationship but I know it very well and just accept the bad design as a given. One thing I l
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by allarm 3y ago
It does. Thank you.
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by allarm 3y ago
> Almost nothing wants a stream these days, lots and lots of applications reinvent datagrams on top of it. What do you mean?
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by allarm 3y ago
And that’s reasonable, because loss of a large datagram has larger impact. Thus jumbos in data centers, but not in the wild Internet where losses are more common.
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by allarm 3y ago
So?
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by allarm 3y ago
> monitor the traffic? Like, how exactly? With a separate firewall between WAN and the TP Link? It makes little sense because TP Link makes cheap home routers and adding a firewall to the design would make the whole setup expensive.
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by allarm 3y ago
I think you misunderstood, I didn’t mean that the resume alone is enough to pass the interview.
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by allarm 3y ago
Normally when I’m interviewing people I don’t go much further than asking about the topics they covered in their resume. If they lied in the resume, it’s an instant no-go. And if their resume is on your desk already, that means that their s
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by allarm 3y ago
In my experience it’s super easy to see that the resume or github or a home project is fake. If not immediately then in like first 10 minutes of the interview. I don’t think that “people lie” is a valid reason to generalize. If anything, th
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by allarm 3y ago
> Is there room for reframing how you deal with fails? What would be your advice? How do you personally deal with fails? It feels shitty every time it happens, regardless of the amount of reframing or whatever else I put into my mind.
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by allarm 3y ago
I mean, yeah? Ansible has roles, collections and a great inventory system. There's a lot of extra steps if you want to use a shell script instead, to i.e. install Docker on multiple hosts running different OS versions. I don't rea
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by allarm 3y ago
I get that you’re a troll, that’s quite obvious.
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by allarm 3y ago
> why does the app give me a total number of cards to do? why not always present the card I'm most likely to forget and leave me to decide when to stop? You aren’t under any obligation to continue learning until you’re done with all
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by allarm 3y ago
> Anki is badly designed yes > and inefficient no. You can tweak every aspect of srs for each deck as you wish, if it’s inefficient for you - adjust the settings.
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by allarm 3y ago
I self host Gitea both on my home NAS and a DO droplet. I set up repos sync between the instances, it works flawlessly. I've moved the most of my projects off Github/Gitlab and overall I'm very happy with it.
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by allarm 3y ago
You’re not making sense. Have a nice day, I guess.
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by allarm 3y ago
Do entertain us with your view of the world of operating systems, please. Windows is not the only OS around, this point is completely irrelevant. Anybody can install anything on Linux/Macos/Android system and the heavens did not f
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by allarm 3y ago
Because, obviously, people want to have the best of two worlds in one.
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by allarm 3y ago
I don’t care about openness too much. Though, the ability to side load is nice to have, that’s that. I am not going to swap between ecosystems, I want the ecosystem that I am using to change. The thing I don’t quite understand - why do you
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by allarm 3y ago
Was it 2007? Ok. Anyway, you got my point I guess, don’t you?
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by allarm 3y ago
(back in 2006) Want multitasking? Buy a phone that supports it. Or: want a cleaner and safer city? Go live someplace else.
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by allarm 3y ago
I have a couple of iphones, an apple watch, an ipad, 3 macbooks; my wife has a similar set of devices. Quite hard I’d say? Why are you asking?
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by allarm 3y ago
There’s no alternative if you want to keep the ecosystem.
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by allarm 3y ago
“If you don’t like the country’s politics just move elsewhere”. Switching to another ecosystem is not easy for many very obvious reasons. And honestly this “shop elsewhere” argument reminds me of the early iphone days, when iphones didn’t h

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