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841.
by betaby 3y ago
Why it's a problem? EU should offer ChatGDPR as an alternative.
842.
by betaby 3y ago
Sounds like programmers? I think most of programmers in USA outside of FAANG make like 120-150k.
843.
by betaby 3y ago
...and that also locked to a certain auth profiles in Canada.
844.
by betaby 3y ago
Authentication profiles. Basically one can specify on the SIM profile that for the certain PLMN (mobile operator) only certain authentication methods are allowed (2G, 3G, 4G use different auth methods).
845.
by betaby 3y ago
SIMs from my two different Canadian operator doesn't allow downgrade to 2G for the home networks.
846.
by betaby 3y ago
There is nothing to intercept on 2G in Canada and USA, 2G was decommissioned.
847.
by betaby 3y ago
I work for very large multinational ISP operating in the majority of the OECD countries and the statement in the article is outright false.
848.
by betaby 3y ago
Human population grew ten fold over 200 year and continue to grow. https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/ Capitalism says that's good because market is growing.
849.
by betaby 3y ago
Actually there are multitude of them in Quebec. https://www.osler.com/en/resources/regulations/2018/quebec-c...
850.
by betaby 3y ago
Our ancestor figured out air climatisation as well https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20180926-an-ancient-engin... Point is that way more people die from cold than from heat. https://www.thinkglobalheal
851.
by betaby 3y ago
One would die without 'space suit' outdoors in Montreal in January. That was the case before industrialization as well.
852.
by betaby 4y ago
Whoever grabbing resumes from 217.182.175.162 you are parsing this page wrong.
853.
by betaby 4y ago
> a bit more advanced than Linux ones and then we look at the wifi stack in BSD(s)...
854.
by betaby 4y ago
Atrocities are those plywood 'houses' and whole urban sprawl in USA and Canada. They have enormous environmental cost, in contrast of those ideas of Corbusier. And even then, you suburban cardboard bungalow inside is Corbusier, ju
855.
by betaby 4y ago
I EU and Canada such laws are pushed by relatively yang folks as well, like ones in their 40s.
856.
by betaby 4y ago
Windows 11 feels like Linux from 90s. Right, with screen tearing and glitching audio on headphones disconnect.
857.
by betaby 4y ago
It's the case since forever in many companies I though? As an example level E42 at $LOCAL_BANK has pay range 125-145k/year target bonus 12-15% which means variability is only (or whopping) 15% for the 'same' job title.
858.
by betaby 4y ago
One 1k$ desktop PC from BestBuy on a residential connection is the answer for the most of the workloads.
859.
by betaby 4y ago
Non the op, but for the that was the expectation. Compared to the well polished IOS/IpadOS MacOS looks and feels very dated.
860.
by betaby 4y ago
Lenovo T14 gives me about 12h. However that's with the much faster CPU.
861.
by betaby 4y ago
99% of the times your ISP DNS resolver is a sensible choice. For the rest 1% - `unbound` most likely is the answer. Want something extra-fancy? https://pi-hole.net/ Valley companies, "European public" or others a
862.
by betaby 4y ago
Yes! However LDP and and especially RSVP weren't. Thankfully with Segment Routing and PCE it's kind of solved problem now.
863.
by betaby 4y ago
Can it be explained by simple population growth? Asking from Canada - we are growing at the rate +1M/year.
864.
by betaby 4y ago
Well yes. Also PF offers way less functionality than nftables + tc. So no surprise it's easier to use/understand.
865.
by betaby 4y ago
I can't think of any reason why would one use BSD on desktop or anywhere really. BSD flavours were popular 10-20 years ago for licensing reasons. Think like Junos 9 (FreeBSD), FTOS (NetBSD). Now the world largely moved to Linux.
866.
by betaby 4y ago
Comment I was replying is about wealth, article and my original comment are about automation. Yet somehow you are now talking about 11 bedrooms somehow. Anyways...
867.
by betaby 4y ago
I fail to see how wealth tax (my car and home is my wealth I suppose) going to 'reap' the automation advances. Please elaborate.
868.
by betaby 4y ago
Western ideology is mostly about taxing the salaries. While xUSSR was mostly about redistribution of the goods. But then again xUSSR "did't work" and capitalism "worked". How it even possible to reap anything from t
869.
by betaby 4y ago
Is it? It 'feels' like true for places where most of the population lives.
870.
by betaby 4y ago
I don't buy the approach. What does it even mean 'Cisco'? CCENT? CCNA? DEVNET? CCIE? Cursera - it varies greatly in quality. Amazon again, Solutions Architect is a memorization exercise, on other side SysOps is more hands on.

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