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blackcatsec
11mo ago
Quite literally folks have done this for decades using Hamachi.
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blackcatsec
11mo ago
especially now that the example is gonna end up in some LLM somewhere and folks will just copy pasta.
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11mo ago
To build on this: One might ask, why don't countries with larger populations directly derive more wealth (particular by measurement of GDP) than smaller populations naturally? There are a lot of reasons for this, but the short answer i
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11mo ago
The comments rebuking you appear to forget that by definition GDP and wealth are derived from the population. Wealth for social programs is not a finite resource as the general consensus is that over one's lifetime more wealth is creat
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11mo ago
As with any protocol and application, there's a big, massive, "it depends" on pretty much everything. There are pros, cons, tradeoffs to make that sometimes it's easier to just have the underlying platform make those tra
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1y ago
Thanks! Happy to oblige! lol
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blackcatsec
1y ago
Sure, but that isn't the prevailing norm anymore? What hardware doesn't effectively make you sign up for an account? Even Google does this under the hood with devices managed via Android Enterprise. Managed Google Play devices jus
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1y ago
Nah screw it, it's late and I'm unable to sleep and gonna rant a little more. Microsoft made changes to force consumer users to create Microsoft accounts to login to their PCs and you can go on Youtube and see 500 videos on how to
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1y ago
I think one thing the internet community, particularly the likes of folks here who dominate the HN readership, is to stop listening to Google or using Google-derived services. The problem is everyone goggles Google's googleys every tim
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1y ago
I mean, it also makes sense considering space debris would have hit that plane with significantly more force than a busted window.
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1y ago
A reminder for those in the back, government regulation made this safe (FAA limits). And yes, this is good engineering, but through decades of learning crowdfunded with tax dollars.
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1y ago
I guess it depends on the objective of the relative programs. SpaceX made for an ambitious project, that to date, appears to have bitten off more than it can chew: A full-flow staged combustion engine, which proven works (yay) most of the t
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1y ago
Sounds like something DANE could be used for.