betaby

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541.
by betaby 2y ago
> If we had direct democracy, this bill would have passed decades ago. And repealed also decades ago.
542.
by betaby 2y ago
We need more email diversity. Use your own email servers as often as you can. Monocultures of Apple/Google/MS is deterioration for the Internet.
543.
by betaby 2y ago
While refuting the fact that said unlicensed streaming websites are not hosted on American DNS servers.
544.
by betaby 2y ago
https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/dnssec-what-is-it-why-... And how to enable it on `unbound` https://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-set-up-local-dns-with-unbo...
545.
by betaby 2y ago
You can not run Linux on IPhone 12. Neither you can run Linux on Snapdragon X laptops in any meaningful way, today. While there was some Linux demos before Computex, there was no Linux demos on Computex, and people presenting the laptops we
546.
by betaby 2y ago
I think you are missing 'in our lifetime', even though you are quoting 'will double in ~150 years'. Also 'declining every year' doesn't mean it won't start growing again.
547.
by betaby 2y ago
Why should we use peak as a benchmark? Even 0.8% is insanely high, at such rate population will double in ~150 years.
548.
by betaby 2y ago
That if won't happen anytime soon neither for the Earth in general nor USA in particular. Media often loves to move goals from population growth to agin g population to fertility rate, etc. All those while connected do not negate the f
549.
by betaby 2y ago
Earth's population is constantly growing, thus yes.
550.
by betaby 2y ago
Canada literally have generational politicians in ballot. Same families for 100+ years. I don't see how voting even remotely important here. There is no tangible differences between parties either.
551.
by betaby 2y ago
> Both the legitimate okupas and illegitimate 'professional' okupas do serve the purpose of forcing the real estate owners to actually USE their real estate instead of being able to let them sit empty. Total nonsense, Spanish n
552.
by betaby 2y ago
Controlling population growth is out of picture, so humanity stands no chance.
553.
by betaby 2y ago
'Find My' is a thing for years, yet police unable to find your phone, nor mobile operator can disclose where is the SIM card now. We are going be tracked 24h but that won't affect crime rate.
554.
by betaby 2y ago
Canadian government was the source of misinformation on social media during the pandemic! Literal curfews were in place with propaganda machine saying how good idea it was.
555.
by betaby 2y ago
Physical SIM card?
556.
by betaby 2y ago
Reasons why people don't go on the cloud were outlined many times, i.e. https://world.hey.com/dhh/we-have-left-the-cloud-251760fb was discussed on HN many times. I could have written almost the same reasons for GP
557.
by betaby 2y ago
Our company can buy NVIDIA gear. Google TPU, well, is google's property I have no control over. This site is overrepresented by clod folks. In reality ~90% of the workloads are NOT cloud based. Unless one can buy Google/Amazon&#x2
558.
by betaby 2y ago
What exactly does that mean? 'example.com' is registered to IANA since 1992.
559.
by betaby 2y ago
Yes, I'm holding it wrong.
560.
by betaby 2y ago
AI tools hallucinate 100% of the time for me for the security related topics, in particular encryption.
561.
by betaby 2y ago
I think it is in fact reasonable. Private persons are unlikely to have means/connections to acquire Pegasus while victims are all around EU, see another link below. https://www.dw.com/en/spain-court-reopens-investi
562.
by betaby 2y ago
"Polish media reports say Poland purchased Pegasus in 2017, using money from the so-called Justice Fund, which is meant to help the victims of crimes and to rehabilitate criminals." from the older 'scandals'. https:&#x2
563.
by betaby 2y ago
Server workloads are predominantly x86. Even with AWS/Azure/Oracle push it's not changing that much.
564.
by betaby 2y ago
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/government/german-poli...
565.
by betaby 2y ago
Housing is more regulated then ever in developed countries. What are talking about?
566.
by betaby 2y ago
DuckDuckGo is posting DevOps positions for over a year, both here and linkedin. There are plenty plausible explanations why companies are doing that.
567.
by betaby 2y ago
It could be dangerous in Germany, there were posts how police raided XMPP hosters.
568.
by betaby 2y ago
People won't use free software. Proprietary software is enforce by (self)regulation. I.e. you can't use banking apps of rooted android. Some banks won't allow Linux Firefox and so on.
569.
by betaby 2y ago
Gov exempts themselves and the powerful from regulations.
570.
by betaby 2y ago
> The evidence that it has a lot to do with social media is very strong. Once you ignore finance and lack of housing (and/or overpopulation), then yes.

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