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4y ago
OSC52 support is a major plus for me, another one with OSC52 support is alacritty
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4y ago
Nope, "virtual on sites". Zoom call and codepen.
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4y ago
To the AI generated marketing post.
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betaby
4y ago
You start from root.hints and go from there. Here is good write up https://timothya.com/blog/dns/ In 99.9% of cases installing unbound locally and pointing DNS nameserver to 127.0.0.1 would work.
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4y ago
"The Court wasn’t receptive to this argument, as the DNS resolver already actively blocks malware as one of its features." This is a very important statement and that's precisely why 'malware' filtering was and is a
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4y ago
Running resolver locally was a good idea in 90s and still is. It's a trivial workload even for a smartwatch.
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4y ago
That's a Russian style, quite literally.
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4y ago
They are not that different. Some (all?) Canada provinces and definitely NYC have both types.
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4y ago
Populace consent is not required history teaches us.
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4y ago
Please leave the profession - you lack the required qualification.
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4y ago
Developed countries have DMCA copycats. For Germany see 97a https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/englisch_urhg/englisch_ur...
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4y ago
USA successfully enforces its laws everywhere https://torrentfreak.com/how-the-us-pushed-sweden-to-take-do...
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4y ago
I was using qemu-mips quite often around 2012. It was definitely faster, probably more power efficient too.
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4y ago
Not really https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28218225
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4y ago
Money from the lavish contracts won't reach workers anyway, so why bother? https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-arrivecan-a...
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4y ago
Article is about 'Millions of Americans'. US folks with the FAANG salaries is a rounding error in the 'retirement age' group.
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4y ago
It's impossible to save because of the inflation, high cost of living and taxes. It was never possible historically speaking and we are no different today. Question we have to ask, how that happens that with taxes taking like 50% we c
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4y ago
Whoever is running resume crawler from 51.15.164.30 you are parsing URLs incorrectly.
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4y ago
US thing I suppose? Even wording is weird to me 'Gen Z accounts for 34 percent of iPhone users and just 10 percent of Samsung users, according to data reported by Financial Times.' Does that really mean 34% Iphone and 66% Android
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4y ago
> only the first two packets in a VM->LB->VM flow will traverse the LB. Subsequent packets are direct from VM-to-VM and are rewritten in the host NICs to merely appear to go via the LB address Do you have more details how that
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4y ago
Household slightly above, however levels.fyi is about individual compensation.
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4y ago
I think median salary for full time employment in Seattle is surely below 100k and yet people live there somehow. 4x of median should be great, no?
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4y ago
How common are/were 15K/month salaries in Latam? That's a good money (180K/year) even by US standards, not mentioning other parts of the world.
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4y ago
I mean, according levels.fyi AMZ pays 400K+ total compensation. I don't think that would be too hard to fill up the office with the willing office.
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4y ago
Are we still on the satellite communications subject?
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4y ago
Galileo was down for 5 days in a row in 2019. I won't go in to the details of other issues of, for that Bert Hubert's blog is a good start.
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4y ago
It's called Usenet Newsgroups.
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4y ago
That joke is from 80s and Japan.
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4y ago
Dell Latitude, various models. Even today some Latitude models are 1366X768
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4y ago
Yes. Most of the laptops at my current jobs were 720p till 2023. I work for a huge enterprise (over 5k employees).
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