chokeartist

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by chokeartist 6y ago
Lol what are you smoking? iPhone as a whole has trounced Android repeatedly over the last few years. There really is no comparison aside from Android having some [random esoteric] hardware that iPhone doesn't for a particular year. Non
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by chokeartist 6y ago
> I'd love to see you defend yourself to them, one on one. No PR people. Just techie on techie. That wouldn't end well. He would get his ass physically beat, in most likelihood.
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Predictable wall of text. Nothing you said changes my opinion. People like you come and go all the time with claims that "it is different" or "it is nuanced". It never is.
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by chokeartist 6y ago
I have a more authoritative body of text that I believe everyone should remind themselves of (yourself especially): > Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridg
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Yeah I guess we can engage in circular logic to justify dumbass censorship. Carry on.
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Why do people like you default to controlling information? Is the individual not capable of making rational decisions and rejecting information that is out of bounds? Are they pathetic and ignorant as a whole? Your mindset makes me quite sa
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by chokeartist 6y ago
I agree with you in spirit but my experience is those data collection consent forms are mere formalities. I have seen my data collected/shared in numerous cases even when I didn't consent or affirm my agreement to such. Not trying
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by chokeartist 6y ago
While I acknowledge you probably have solved for your use-case... I can't help but hardcore LOL at your somewhat terse perspective! Dude... K8S just got mature!
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Circle is not complete until I see a suggestion on how you can replace iCloud with mashup scripting of sftp/rsync and cronjobs.
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Nothing says "screw you" like making you jump through hoops ($$) to get a legal instrument (CCW) that should otherwise be available to you.
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by chokeartist 6y ago
I have ran my own CA in various capacities (workplace, private [hobby]). I will say that LE is wayyyy easier than trying to splice in my root certificate to X number of systems. Also some systems do NOT support custom self-signed root certi
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Sorry I missed this one - my bad. I do a few things including A) keep it patched B) minimize the number of exposed services C) utilize pfsense to control [network-level] access above and beyond what freenas itself provides D) stream all hos
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by chokeartist 6y ago
30x 4TB HGST drives is the array. Running on multiple LSI HBAs with a NVMe drive for write cache. Idle power draw is 250watts-ish including the host hardware (cpu/mem/net). I think I will go cry now that I am thinking of my power
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by chokeartist 6y ago
I have been a FreeNAS (ZFS) user for years. While I do follow a proper rule of 3 for backups, my main FreeNAS volume (100TB) is where I will randomly dump stuff until I sort/backup it up later. It hosts a wide range of stuff from media
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Exactly right. So much of the "I have nothing to hide" retort misses the fact that it isn't about big secrets, but rather a collection of little secrets (if you want to call them that - they are just facts that are sensitive)
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by chokeartist 6y ago
That was a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing.
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Based on what? Not disputing you, legitimately curious. I am considering moving to Phoenix. Thanks!
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by chokeartist 6y ago
It is really about the modulation scheme limits (distance v noise). Most ethernet networks have been full-duplex on an individual link level since the early 2000s.
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by chokeartist 6y ago
> Maybe I'm young and naive, but I've still been around the block more than once, and it is amazing how much I've been able to accomplish without treading on other folks. This is extremely undervalued in today's socie
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Your criticism is legitimate, and I am not buying a new Macbook with the M1 for the same reasons. I will however say there is a legitimate, non-crippleware reason: Secure Boot (device boot/kernel integrity). Before we had basic constru
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Same thing was said about Reinhard Heydrich. I don't really understand the appeal of these rumors. Regardless of the origin of their motivations these guys were really messed up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinh
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by chokeartist 6y ago
Woah man. Do you have a license for that free thinking?