coretx

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by coretx 2y ago
CGNAT is ok for IPV4 because it provides us some level of protection against state ( sponsored ) actors.
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by coretx 2y ago
This makes me think of the Roman Empire.
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by coretx 2y ago
Tax exempt non-profit is what i meant. It insinuates to exist for public interest, not profit. Usually a foundation.
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by coretx 2y ago
Not only that, it's capital destruction too. It shrinks your economy. Not to be confused with creative destruction.
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by coretx 2y ago
Start & sell as a charity, cash in as a commercial enterprise. The #1 scam in vogue right now.
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by coretx 2y ago
That won't make much of a difference since we are already killing this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phytoplankton and that will be the end, but you won't be able to wait for it. Maybe your grandchildren wil
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by coretx 2y ago
"Intellectual property", specifically patents are the elephant in the room. Even if the mafia would want to have a healthy market, there won't be one because you can't when there is monopolies in place. Societies can res
98.
by coretx 2y ago
The first one to dump this into flutter will probably be onto something
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by coretx 2y ago
Law/legal philosophy indeed is different everywhere... Where i'm at, I was always told that the primary purpose of the process is to deter and prevent the crime from ever happening again. In this particular Boeing case, I bet my a
100.
by coretx 2y ago
Plea deals rob victims from the truth they need for closure and recovery. On top of that, plea deals also undermine public trust in the rule of law. I wonder how "happy" the Judge is for being forced to give it credibility...
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by coretx 2y ago
Migrate...
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by coretx 2y ago
No, because patients deserve the best or most effective drug, not the cheapest. Unless you'd like to put a price on human life that is. Also, meds don't hit the market before they are tested... Testing meds is part of the resourc
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by coretx 2y ago
Patents are a monopoly. Efficient resource allocation is therefore impossible.
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by coretx 2y ago
The WTO/TRIPS treaty already allows for governments to issue compulsory licenses in case of a national emergency. This also explains why some firms where so "nice" during the pandemic, as they feared it. See https:/&#x2
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by coretx 2y ago
https://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_ts/102300_102399/102367/01...
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by coretx 2y ago
https://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_ts/102300_102399/102367/01...
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by coretx 2y ago
DAB is optimized for "rights holders". Not for radio stations, not for end users, not for the state. It's designed against everyone but the rights holder / copyrights industry interests.
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by coretx 2y ago
It's worse on purpose. They did not even try to be "modern". Here you can read what it's about: https://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_ts/102300_102399/102367/01...
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by coretx 2y ago
That's done on purpose so that they can roll out conditional access / DRM. In order to make people pay for that, they need to be invested in hardware first ( DAB radios ) and suffer from poor quality channels.... DAB is optimized
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by coretx 2y ago
Your argument puts the world upside down. Non supported hardware/platforms have limited support for the latest hard & software security features. Pixels simply lag least behind the curb compared to other devices. And if Google, Qua
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by coretx 2y ago
Here you go, Ethics by Benedict de Spinoza. https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3800 <-- Free & legal download.
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by coretx 2y ago
Decreasing the gamut before encoding is not my definition of "advanced video encoding". I"d like to call it "ghetto video encoding" instead. What bothers me most about it, is that many people are slowly getting used
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by coretx 2y ago
If you can't attack their code/work, you attack the person ? Atleast one of their devs is being gangstalked by Kiwifarms and has powerfull adversaries in the weapons industry who work against him and his work. Please be careful w
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by coretx 2y ago
If you have your mail server in order, think SPF, DKIM/DMARC, this rarely if ever happens and when it does you will be notified. These days, i know more private individuals who configured their mail server well than that i know busin
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by coretx 2y ago
Bookmarked for future reference! Awesome work. Furrtek has been playing with those things too. Maybe he knows things you don't and vice versa. https://github.com/furrtek/PrecIR
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by coretx 2y ago
Its /not/ (only) external, as your "disabled" in the same sentence already implies. Fundamental changes have been made that transfer power from the end user to elsewhere without end user consent nor them understanding th
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by coretx 2y ago
If someone demeans the importance of philosophy, it teaches you a lot about the person doing so. In the western tradition, early philosophy and what we now call math where more or less the same. Look at the original meaning of the Greek wor
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by coretx 2y ago
You are right, it's not a gun, it's Widevine they hold against your head. Of course everyone is free to use DRM if they want to, however, no one should be free to expose others to the risks/consequences of DRM. It's basi
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by coretx 2y ago
Just switch to doas already.
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by coretx 2y ago
This is not a solution, it's a workaround. One that breaks with ( outdated ) system design doctrines and therefore is likely to spawn more cans of worms and will certainly increase the amount of technical debt at present.

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