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931.
by bifrost 8y ago
YES!
932.
Let’s Repair an Ancient Macintosh SE/30, Part 2(spun.io)
93 points by bifrost 8y ago|65 comments
933.
by bifrost 8y ago
So its a small computer that runs Linux, for $199. Seems like a good deal TBH but low spec for gaming, right?
934.
by bifrost 8y ago
"Slack is down" is the new "gmail is down"
935.
by bifrost 8y ago
Its not a utility, thats the point. You can't truly compare it to electricity, water, etc. I understand why people want to, but its not.
936.
by bifrost 8y ago
GDPR won't matter for this kind of thing, its a US company with no nexus outside of the US.
937.
by bifrost 8y ago
I suspect most humans who use openSUSE also use toilets. I'm sure there are outliers but hey...
938.
What Korea Says About Crypto’s Massive Potential(bitcoinforplebs.com)
1 points by bifrost 8y ago|0 comments
939.
by bifrost 8y ago
Considering where this has been politically, this isn't going to change anything. And really all "killing" NN does is move this back to the FTC, where it was for a decade+
940.
by bifrost 9y ago
I think this is an interesting market shift for MSFT. I worked there in the late 90's and was there for the introduction of Windows2000. Hillariously most of their big acquisitions ran FreeBSD and/or Solaris and I don't ever
941.
Fed up with Silicon Valley, US serial-founder starts tech company in Ukraine(kyivpost.com)
2 points by bifrost 9y ago|0 comments
942.
by bifrost 9y ago
Its the end of an era. I've bought so much stuff here, its one of the only places you could easily find rack shelves that weren't a zillion dollars a piece. Or really any kind of rack mountable gear in the silicon valley. I still
943.
by bifrost 9y ago
You might have some cached DNS, the domain was hijacked at the registrar level Domain Name: BACKPAGE.COM Registry Domain ID: 3112173_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.ascio.com Registrar URL: http://www.a
944.
by bifrost 9y ago
Looks like the source article is here: https://www.vpnmentor.com/blog/vpn-leaks-found-3-major-vpns-... NB: I suspect most privacy VPN products suffer from this since they don't really do any customer data filterin
945.
The SEC exposes the ICO rabbit hole(hackernoon.com)
1 points by bifrost 9y ago|0 comments
946.
by bifrost 9y ago
Yes, and the existing agency (the FTC) and the public dealt with them. Worrying about fast and slow lanes is needless. NN is a solution in search of a problem, and more than likely an excuse to usher in an actual tax on the internet. Worryi
947.
by bifrost 9y ago
I agree, its pretty wild what they did back then. The Nokia adoption of WAP/WML was pretty groundbreaking. Wild to think that was 20 years ago or so.
948.
by bifrost 9y ago
This is totally overhyped. The internet existed for quite a long time and most ISP's never did the things that were alleged in this article. There are some things that have been proven, sure, but they're not the norm and they&#x27
949.
Spotify files for IPO of up to $1B(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by bifrost 9y ago|0 comments
950.
The State of Women in Crypto and Blockchain: Arianna Simpson(thestateofwomen.com)
2 points by bifrost 9y ago|0 comments
951.
by bifrost 9y ago
"nearly 10,000 readers voted" When I'm in a room full of linux users, maybe 5% are Debian users, I'm going to guess the poll was pumped up...
952.
Nicolette Kahen Speaks About Her Journey in a Blockchain World(bitcoinforplebs.com)
2 points by bifrost 9y ago|0 comments
953.
BGPCoin – Cryptocurrency for ISPs to settle exchange fees(github.com)
4 points by bifrost 9y ago|0 comments
954.
by bifrost 9y ago
We should probably hold these folks accountable for such a basic security gaffe...
955.
by bifrost 9y ago
Ok, if you run a traceroute from both sides you can determine both paths (generally). If you use mtr or something like that along the way you'll usually see some "bright lines" in latency/loss/etc. Its not bulletpro
956.
by bifrost 9y ago
To a new ISP, I'd say budget %10 of subscriber fees to regulatory costs till you reach 5-10k subs.
957.
by bifrost 9y ago
NN regulation is not at all the "natural" state, which is why I think its a bad idea.
958.
by bifrost 9y ago
Yes, I've actually run part of the internet for around 16 years.
959.
by bifrost 9y ago
Its rarely opaque TBH. Its usually pretty obvious who's failing to hold up to their end of the bargain. Gamers figure this out on their own all the time.
960.
by bifrost 9y ago
Regulatory and compliance costs are regressive - they target small businesses because they're aimed at large businesses but tend to adversely affect smaller ones at a greater rate.

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