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by carlhjerpe 8y ago
> I've seen legacy code get created by people postponing platform updates for so long that the upgrade pathways stop being supported, that's one way. This is something i've seen many times, when you don't update in lo
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by carlhjerpe 8y ago
This is how legacy code is created isn't it?
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by carlhjerpe 8y ago
https://github.com/jaytaylor/sql-layer Here's the old layer :)
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by carlhjerpe 8y ago
I'd like to see the ANSI SQL layer open-sourced, and some benchmarks.
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That's because it doesn't fail globally all at the same time
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by carlhjerpe 8y ago
It's hard to defend something like this, but i think it's important to know that this only affects MikroTik devices with the SMB service enabled (disabled by default). It's very bad, but they responded quickly and resolved th
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by carlhjerpe 8y ago
It's quite funny how most people say they hate the WinBox interface. I'm a huge fan of mixing the CLI and the WinBox interface, i also like that the CLI and the GUI management solutions are tightly coupled together and that you ca
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by carlhjerpe 8y ago
In the home / office equipment SMB is disabled by default, and there are firewall rules blocking all incoming connections from WAN. Someone over at a MikroTik channel said "if you run SMB on your router and you've got it acce
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by carlhjerpe 8y ago
My thoughts seem controversial, but i don't see the problem with things like this when you're able to opt out. As long as there's some kind of notice somewhere saying that you'll be part of data collection by default. Pe
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
The bad parts of the internet has become too easily accessible, the greed of the 21th century is abusing childrens brains. That's what i can agree with, but employing first class espionage on your kids isn't nice either. It'l
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
It'd be really cool if they rolled down the https://riscv.org/ path. They wouldn't have to pay anyone anything and could do whatever they wanted. Then again, wont happen
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
This isn't just how to do stuff for 0$, many of those companies seem to deliver great products to grow in! :)
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
I know this is old, but there's one thing that is a big advantage for tinc, and it's that it supports TCP P2P If you're behind a restrictive firewall ZeroTier won't be able to punch through it, and will fall back to forw
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
A story about a self medicating American living in Germany trying to get prescription drugs from the doctor.
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
The United States of Soviet Russia strikes again!
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
Problem is they not only banned most commercial VPNs but i believe they pretty much banned entire ASN's from watching their stuff. So it's not like you can just go ahead and and set a VPS up somewhere, because it'll be blocke
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
https://zerotier.com I've tried to compose an article containing the same information as this podcast, but i'm a terrible writer so i thought i'd share it with you as is. I'm using ZeroTier to connect my home
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Meet ZeroTier – Open Source Networking (Pod)(packetpushers.net)
2 points by carlhjerpe 9y ago|1 comments
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
ZeroTier is the perfect solution, it's the most genious VPN solution i've seen. http://packetpushers.net/podcast/podcasts/pq-134-meet-zeroti... <- Here's a Pod with the creator of ZT, once you&#x
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
Nicely done! :)
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
What about dynamic content?
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
What they didn't take into account is that riding a bike in a crowded city is a task for suicidal people only!
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by carlhjerpe 9y ago
I've always wondered why things wasn't set up like this from the beginning, much less pain for humans!