badrabbit

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   by badrabbit 6y ago

   Good point, I think rockets that re-enter from space were not a thing prior to the 60's and even then I bet they didn't expect thousands of them owned by multiple nations. I did not know about MIRVs, this comment thread has been e
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   by badrabbit 6y ago

   MAD is worse case scenario right? I think in reality if nukes are used both sides will be aware of MAD and it will be to compliment conventional warfare.
3. 63.▲
   by badrabbit 6y ago

   They don't want to have to ask.
4. 64.▲
   by badrabbit 6y ago

   Germany?
5. 65.▲
   by badrabbit 6y ago

   They can call it something else entirely. Rusty? Brown? Who cares so long as it is compatible with rustc
6. 66.▲
   by badrabbit 6y ago

   Maybe a GNU Rust compiler without the trademark is in order? The state of KSPP is not nice as well. I wish Ada was more popular. From what I know, it has much of the security guarantees rust has and it has been battle tested.
7. 67.▲
   by badrabbit 6y ago

   There is nothing professional about avoiding a topic for the sake of appearances. Level3 put out details knowing others in the industry will discuss and speculate based on that information. They could have witheld details such as flowspec a
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   by badrabbit 6y ago

   You'd be surprised. Most of cities like this is parking lots. But yeah, in a protest situation they may not be available. Big marathons and marches happen just fine.
9. 69.▲
   by badrabbit 6y ago

   Could be, even yesterday the BBC was blaming CF at the text scroll thingy on their newscast
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    I think you're stuck on the politics. Level3 is their competition but initially CF was blamed. CF owes it to their customers and investors to explain to them why they had an outage and how they responded to it, and they do not need tal
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    People can drive to the location of the protest. Less dense means more transportation, protests could also mean blocking off major freeways.
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    That would be a lot of ICBMs. The city center is not residential. Most people that work in the city center for city's like houston or LA commute from one of many different cities. Just to wipe out half of houston you would need to simu
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    Are you kidding me? If money was my goal, 50k would be so insulting! A slightly more malicious person would brick the whole fleet as retribution.
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    Maybe being required to use it is a compromise the people get in exchange for having free will at work. 2050's labor rights!
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    There are HN CSS addons, or you can use tampermonkey to add this. Outline is also nice.
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    I would just pstree and see what the parent of pstree is. Or top/htop.
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    Maybe in 50 years workers will be forced to impant this thing. Imagine your boss screaming at you literally in your brain because neuralink is telling him you feel lazy! What can be abused will be abused!
18. 78.▲
    by badrabbit 6y ago

    I hear antarctica has unexplored land melting away /s
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    I do think google innovated a lot but I think htlm5 killed flash not google. Html5 is a web standard. Chrome is very much the new IE, it use to be I was forced to run IE for some b.s. legacy corporate webapp now I am forced to run Chrome.
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    My idea is to force internet routers into delaying routing or config change update application. In other words, there will be temporary routing tables and configs that will be reverted if they are not confirmed by the engineer. Traffic flow
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    They are always aligned with authority, that is what I was implying. Protests anf dissent exist over disagreemnts about authority.
22. 82.▲
    by badrabbit 6y ago

    They make changes to web standards and force it's adoption. Innovation is one thing but this is far from a democractic internet.
23. 83.▲
    by badrabbit 6y ago

    Morality is rooted in authority.
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    I believe in animal kingdom taxonomy,race is not a concept. There are species of course (homosapien for humans). Perhaps animal societies secretly have a concept of race to divide and rule each other? Doubt it.
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    Because race is not a biological trait. Age and gender cause reliable differences in how people behave and respond to stimuli. Race is a made up social class system. while ethnicity is biological, it is up to individuals to adhere to ethnic
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    stat.ripe.net
27. 87.▲
    by badrabbit 6y ago

    I don't see any bgpmon alerts, that's unlikely.
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    Youtube colocates at most major ISPs on the planet, that might help.
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    Worse than harvey?
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    by badrabbit 6y ago

    The water being hotter and lower air pressure contributes to bigger and slower storms. The land is also moee urbanized - nowherr for the water to go.