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by allarm 6y ago
Literally anything can lead to violence. It’s just a matter of interpretation. How about stopping with the censorship and fighting with the violence itself?
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by allarm 6y ago
Sounds like fun, except the bend over part.
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by allarm 6y ago
I was let go by my company 2 months ago. I stuck in a small country on the other side of the world. There’s no flights to my country (and there’s unlikely going to be any at least until winter). My temporary visa is expiring in 2 weeks, I d
664.
by allarm 6y ago
The IP TTL field is unrelated to the topic - DNS and IP are sitting on the different OSI layers. Also, the traceroute command does not abuse this field, it’s just the way the IP protocol works. I.e. eBGP sets TTL to 1 by default, to prevent
665.
by allarm 6y ago
Ugh, I realized I misunderstood your comment above. I agree with you.
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by allarm 6y ago
You really should not speak for all female engineers, as it is a generalization, which is against your rules as I understand them. There were 50% of women in my previous team. My wife successfully switched to IT several years ago. Maybe the
667.
by allarm 6y ago
Please refrain from overly aggressive responses like this. Hint: if you believe in something, it doesn’t automatically make it right.
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by allarm 6y ago
There’s nothing wrong with Zoom meetings. It’s a great product, if not the best. Their politics is a different story.
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by allarm 6y ago
> Sadly, far too many academics have responded to the pressure to protect students from disturbing ideas by censoring themselves. “Protecting” students from “disturbing” ideas is an act of censorship in the first place. The choices for a
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by allarm 6y ago
Why don’t you capture the screenshots and send them to the author?
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by allarm 6y ago
Is it still not possible to fetch the offline history in IRC?
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by allarm 6y ago
The majority of shaping/policing happens on layers below layer 7 - most of the shapers will be working as before. Also since most of the modern web traffic is TLS encrypted, your ISP already can’t spy on you - unless they are doing som
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by allarm 6y ago
All emacs commands are easy to remap in whatever intuitive way you want.
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by allarm 6y ago
Works fine on the mobile version. Redirects me to “ https://www.binance.us/en”
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by allarm 6y ago
Sadly you can’t block them in google search results.
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by allarm 6y ago
Ok I am confused - I am a network engineer, but I could not find anything network related. Is it for software engineers only?
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by allarm 6y ago
PE means provider edge. CE - customer edge.
678.
by allarm 6y ago
Not even close. Org-mode is much more complex and has way more features.
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by allarm 6y ago
> An American programmer might not be too concerned if a body temperature measurement returns 45 degrees Celcius. Similarly, a patient height of 95in probably wouldn't immediately raise alarm bells for a European developer. I would
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by allarm 6y ago
> You could, of course, run both SLAAC and DHCPv6 simultaneously, but why? Because it’s what you supposed to do by design? Here’s a good thread on the IETF IPv6 working group mailing list about it: https://mailarchive.ietf.org
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by allarm 6y ago
There is though. And not only for programmers, I am not a coder and I use vim emulation in multiple applications every single day. I spent 15 years of my career thinking like you, then it clicked. Btw, one of the beauties of vim is that you
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by allarm 6y ago
1) org-mode makes a good spreadsheet 2) Not being Android user myself, I have only heard good things about Orgzly from Emacs people around. What features exactly are you missing? 3) you can use any keys you want with Emacs. I have my own se
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by allarm 6y ago
No. Sharing (private) details is a digital right, no one forces the fb users to do that. But there should also be a right to control the information that you’ve shared. An easy way to remove it.
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by allarm 6y ago
You keep responding with completely unrelated text.
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by allarm 6y ago
Because we don’t really care.
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by allarm 6y ago
How about I just close it and never open again?
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by allarm 6y ago
I didn’t know about the org-board, thanks.
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by allarm 7y ago
What do you mean by fixed /32? A PPP link?
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by allarm 7y ago
Start using org-mode and learn as you go. It will help you to keep interest - org-mode is full of amazing features.
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by allarm 7y ago
Emacs. Spent a lot of time writing up my on config, switched to Doom eventually. Been a happy user since then.

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