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betaby
2y ago
Linux on desktop is a thing. No need to suffer abuse from MS.
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2y ago
TempleOS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TempleOS
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2y ago
No, but neither AT&T migrated yet, or ever.
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betaby
2y ago
Some people even say 'cloud == deskilling'.
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2y ago
> His setup is pretty uncomplicated Like the of the AWS deployed sites.
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2y ago
... with some GNU components stuck in 2006.
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2y ago
It amazing that governments gives new building permits in such areas. Applies both is USA and Canada. Some areas near Montreal are know to be in the flood zone for centuries, yet I see new constructions popping here and there. Not a lot,
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2y ago
Canada got worst combination of private/public, not-really-a-singly-payer, not that universal care.
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2y ago
Just setup an FTP server.
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2y ago
It sucks badly for everyone indiscriminately in Canada.
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2y ago
Has one been offered to you or that's a theoretical question? Why? I have friends who do want to go to management and ones who do not. None of us has ever have such offer. Also, judging from HN/reddit people more often than not re
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2y ago
Canada didn't spend that money, yet healthcare is arguably worse than in US.
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2y ago
So how that works? The same sanctions: - CloudFlare - block IPs ( why? what part of sanctions says that ) - Apple / Google - do nothing I genuinely want to know.
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2y ago
> One thing that's surprised me about the US is the general slowness of most things. ... and there is Canada
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2y ago
Is Apple store working in Iran? For example, Apple store is working in Russia. I genuinely do not understand how logic works between 1.sanctions 2... 3.let's ban some IPs. What is the chain of reasoning happens on step 2? Why this is n
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2y ago
> How many of us got their workflow disrupted by AI? Single digit percentage?
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2y ago
`freebsd-update` updates only the base systems though. Updating ports is a trainwreck on FreeBSD compared with `dist-upgrade` on Debian.
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2y ago
"that they will suddenly stop what they are doing after a certain age and let younger generations pay for their salary. That’s something I struggle to accept." I mean I pay ~40%-55% of my income toward various taxes witch fund pen
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2y ago
I suppose it's easy to get people swated in Germany since every personal blog must have that person address clearly visible https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impressum Never was a good idea, but here we are.
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2y ago
No. But legal system treats 'on the Internet' in a more harshly way.
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2y ago
> I have 2GB (for an insane $145ish/mo) CenturyLink fiber and it's been horrible for the last 3-4 months. Why though? Are talking about bad Wi-Fi experience or you are not getting good speed even while connected through Etherne
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2y ago
net.ipv6.conf.all.hop_limit=65 + net.ipv6.conf.lo.hop_limit=65
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2y ago
There is no harm in keeping it at 65 permanently. Unless you think that TTL somehow helps to more uniquely identify you.
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2y ago
`pass` https://www.passwordstore.org/ , shared password are shared as long as PGP kays of the participants are in the repository.
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2y ago
Not yet. Individual ISP implement blocking lists throughout IP ACLs but mostly by DNS means.
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2y ago
I have A/AAAA records set dynamically for my home connection. Granted I don't host anything that requires 99.99% uptime at home.
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2y ago
https://rdiff-backup.net/ explains
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2y ago
OSI is very widely used, most of the large ISPs use it. End consumers are just unaware of that fact. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IS-IS
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2y ago
> Lawyers, doctors, nurses, even tax accountants go to jail if they practice without being licensed. Basically never happens where I live, and precisely for the reason you mentioned - those are cartel jobs and cartel protect its members.
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2y ago
> Not having a LinkedIn is also career suicide at this point. Not a single job I worked I got from LinkedIn. LinkedIn seems to be spam-only site to me. Thus not sure about that.
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