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by db48x 10mo ago
That still doesn’t really make sense. Why not run SLAAC on one subnet and have a single firewall rule for the whole thing? You’re not running any major servers on an Android phone, so it won’t be anything complex.
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by db48x 10mo ago
Your computer, and every other computer on the planet, already supports the entire IPv6 spec. There is no subset.
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by db48x 10mo ago
It’s a really complicated rule called “subtraction”. Addresses are always 128 bits long, or 8 groups of four hex digits. 2000::1 is two groups, so you need six groups in between to make 2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:1. But I don’t know
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by db48x 10mo ago
I think you’re conflating multiple things there. There’s nothing magical about IPv4 that gives your LAN addresses stability when your ISP changes your IP prefix. That’s provided by your router doing network address translation. You send a p
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by db48x 10mo ago
> do you just scramble keys when picking an address? No. Your ISP or tunnel broker gives you a network prefix. Then you configure SLAAC to use that prefix and hand out addresses within it. Job done. For example, the prefix might look lik
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by db48x 10mo ago
Exactly enough to fill out the address, which is always the same length. BTW, IPv4 does basically the same thing. The address 127.1 is equivalent to 127.0.0.1.
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by db48x 10mo ago
It’s not very broken then, because I've been using sites behind the Cloudflare CDN all day with no trouble. Even the status page says it's just intermittent errors.
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by db48x 10mo ago
His death wasn’t all that mysterious. He was on suicide watch, but his guards were negligent and didn’t actually check on him.
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by db48x 10mo ago
Not released in time, according to an externally imposed deadline. Don’t make it about more than it is.
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by db48x 10mo ago
I don’t think Trump is a “good guy”, I just don’t think there’s any useful evidence here. If there were it would have been leaked during the Biden administration, or it’ll be leaked/released during the next administration. Don’t forget
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by db48x 10mo ago
That doesn't make much sense. Surely anything salacious would simply be released by the next administration? We've already seen how eager the Democrats are to tie Trump to Epstein. Just a few weeks ago they ”released” a photo of T
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by db48x 10mo ago
Then you need better cooling. The stock coolers are pretty mediocre.
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by db48x 10mo ago
You didn’t read his actual comment.
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by db48x 10mo ago
Many games these days come with explicit terms allowing streaming of the game content, including the music. But this, and your argument, is not really very related to the case at hand. In addition to the alleged GPL violations, there is a r
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by db48x 10mo ago
In this specific case there _is_ a direct contract independent of the GPL. The TV came with a notice stating that it used GPL’d software and offering to convey the source to anyone who wrote them. That’s a valid contract, which the SFC trie
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by db48x 10mo ago
It sounds like you’re not aware of all of the facts of this specific case. The TV came with a notice stating that it used GPL’d software and offering to convey the source to anyone who wrote them. That’s a valid contract, which the SFC trie
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by db48x 10mo ago
That’s true, but the contract thing is also separately true. The TV came with a notice stating that it used GPL’d software and offering to convey the source to anyone who wrote them. That’s a valid contract, which the SFC tried to act on. V
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by db48x 10mo ago
I’m pretty tired of people who see an opinion they don’t like and immediately assume that they know everything about the commenter and their hypothetical “apps”. Ad hominem is so lame. Besides, the last app I wrote used XUL with XBL for reu
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by db48x 10mo ago
I agree that it’s obvious, which is why I disagreed with someone who said that this decision would “kill” people. They clearly can’t tell the difference.
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by db48x 10mo ago
Personally I take the lack of concrete information as a sign that the reporter knows that this is ultimately unimportant. If it were contracts for something important then those details would be included in the story, because they support t
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by db48x 10mo ago
Nature of Business The mission of the American Academy of Pediatrics (the Academy) is to obtain optimal … health and well-being for all …. The Academy seeks to promote this goal by encouraging and assisting its members in their e
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by db48x 10mo ago
I didn’t say it was immoral, I said that canceling a grant to them doesn’t somehow reduce treatment to patients. Of course they’re going to claim that it will, because they want to be important. But the reality is that most of what they do
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by db48x 10mo ago
Well, even a gold digger can amicably agree to split the responsibilities for decorating the rooms of the house, if you have enough of them to specialize a little bit.
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by db48x 10mo ago
Yea, it’s technically a bad idea but on the other hand there’s nothing there to steal.
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by db48x 10mo ago
You’ve either been meeting the wrong women or you need more rooms. One room where people can sit and talk to each other and a completely different room where people can sit and listen to music or watch a screen. Ideally if you want music in
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by db48x 10mo ago
The fact that you think that his statement is representative of “White Nationalism” is sad.
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by db48x 10mo ago
Sue them. If you don't sue them, they’ll just keep doing it.
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by db48x 10mo ago
No.
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by db48x 10mo ago
You missed the point because you were skimming. Perhaps you expected a rigidly structured document with a thesis statement and an abstract? This is a transcript of a humorous and educational talk where the summary is at the end, not the beg
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by db48x 10mo ago
See also https://www.effectivealtruism.org/articles/500-million-but-n...

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