anticristi

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by anticristi 4y ago
15 years ago I connected 1000s of computers natively to the IPv6 Internet. Today, I don't have IPv6 at home. DJB was right, I'm afraid.
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Please Stop RTFM-Ing(cristian.kleinlabs.eu)
2 points by anticristi 4y ago|0 comments
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by anticristi 4y ago
For inspiration, here is how the NYTimes deals with anonymous sources: What we consider before using anonymous sources: How do they know the information? What’s their motivation for telling us? Have they proved reliable in the past? Can we
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by anticristi 4y ago
Alternatively, we might become more journalistic/academic. Naming and checking your sources will become paramount.
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Designing Microservices Effectively(cristian.kleinlabs.eu)
2 points by anticristi 4y ago|0 comments
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by anticristi 4y ago
We look this awesome technology called the Internet and turned it into an ad pipeline.
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by anticristi 4y ago
The EU recently passed the Digital Service Act which expecting regulates very large platforms, like Twitter. Curious to see when Twitter gets the first "dark pattern" fine.
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by anticristi 4y ago
Did you see the UI regression withthe oddly bold menu on Twitter? That's a stove that wasn't turned off.
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Leap Seconds: When the cure is worse than the disease(cristian.kleinlabs.eu)
1 points by anticristi 4y ago|0 comments
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by anticristi 4y ago
Okay, so if I replace the word "exchange" with "Ponzi scheme", then all "crypto exchange" news make a lot more sense to me. Thanks!
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by anticristi 4y ago
Pardon for living under a rock, but why are crypto exchanges affected by the mood in the crypto market? I thought that a crypto exchange functions like a currency market: I put an offer to sell 10,000 EUR for 1 BTC and someone else puts an
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by anticristi 4y ago
I feel so privileged being born after the industrial revolution.
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by anticristi 4y ago
For some of my colleagues, including me, a 4-days workweek would only make sense if kids got a 4-days school week. I don't think I'm ready to make such a change and reduce my kids' education and socialization by 20%.
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by anticristi 4y ago
On a tangent, I read that 500 Russian soldiers die daily. Given that they are 19-22 old, I expect a huge gender disbalance in the coming generation. So yeah, pressure on Russian women to be "beautiful" (whatever that means to the
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by anticristi 4y ago
> start buying Russian gas again I'm afraid Europe bought a one-way ticket. Dependence on Russian energy is no longer a hypothetical issue, but a demonstrated concern. Freezing is not great, but giving the thermostat back to Putin i
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by anticristi 4y ago
I was starting to wonder the same. Are prices essentially going up, filling state coffers, so that politicians can promise subsidies to voters? What a weird way to make cash flow.
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by anticristi 4y ago
Hello from zone 4. Indeed, people here are pretty pissed about this. Basically, if an exporting transmission line got damaged, zone 4 prices would drop instantly.
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by anticristi 4y ago
What about sex between women? Will that stay illegal?
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by anticristi 4y ago
I had to laugh with tears at this one. :)
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by anticristi 4y ago
Self-driving cars are common in Europe for decades. We just use the less cool term "subway" for them. Sorry, I couldn't resist. :)
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by anticristi 4y ago
Exactly! Our SecOps includes seeing people regularly. Until deep fakes can fake accents, tone, body language and jokes, we're safe. :)
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by anticristi 4y ago
Bonus: Metric.
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by anticristi 4y ago
Let me add fuel to the fire. When I started my career, users were happy to select among a handful of 8x8 bitmap font. Nowadays, users expect to see a scalable male-doctor-skin-ton-1 emoji. The former can be implemented by bliting 8 bytes fr
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by anticristi 4y ago
> For comparison - the vast majority of EU states have this banned as under their inducement to trade laws. Interesting. Didn't know about this. Can you send me a link to something like Wikipedia or an EU regulation?
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by anticristi 4y ago
My Canon MFC742cdw has been complaining about me using the original toner far beyond its "useful lifetime". I lost count, but it must have been at least 200 pages ago and it's still printing just fine. Kind of sad that we nee
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by anticristi 4y ago
Just to make sure: "rootless" is really misleading. As far as I researched, podman either relies on suid binaries or privileged capabilities or both to do its magic. You might as well call it "capabilitiesful podman driver&qu
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by anticristi 4y ago
Depending on your geography, it might be a fair price to pay for universal healthcare, free daycare and university for your kids, as well as having a notion of evening and weekend. I'm still looking for a golden tool to convert total c
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by anticristi 4y ago
> If Western governments can find the public support for trillions in military expenditures, I am confident that it can be found for the comparably meager budgets of the scientific establishment. Sadly, that achievement -- public support
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by anticristi 4y ago
Fascinating! The victims of their own success. I would love for Sabine to cover this ( https://www.youtube.com/c/SabineHossenfelder ).
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by anticristi 4y ago
I thought the value of crypto is really clear: black markets. I totally agree with what you wrote, so I can't find a better explanation.

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