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by dc396 1y ago
It's a bit ironic that the 'random' IP address you used in your demo (8.8.8.8) is anycast, which means that geographically, it is located at hundreds of sites all over the world. You might want to expand on what you mean by &
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by dc396 1y ago
A few points: - That post is a bit out of date - On .ARPA: see RFC 3172 (it redefined ARPA to its current purpose) - On the ccTLDs, the definitive list is ISO 3166-1 Alpha 2 (see https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#search
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by dc396 1y ago
Sounds like tribalism and in-group signaling, not really anything based on a thoughtful exploration of issues.
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by dc396 1y ago
It won't. The combination of Dunning-Kruger, confirmation bias, and pay-per-click social media ensures people will believe whatever they want to believe.
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by dc396 1y ago
I haven't really been following microkernels for a (very) long time so it's entirely possible that the performance concerns have been overwhelmed by Moore's Law. IIRC, the problem was that microkernels had to do WAY more sysc
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by dc396 1y ago
I think the term you're looking for is "unitary executive" (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitary_executive_theory ). It's interesting that (a) it seems mostly favored by Republican presidents; a
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by dc396 1y ago
Well, no: "Sweden’s EV Market in January 2025: 14.4% YoY increase" ( https://alternative-fuels-observatory.ec.europa.eu/general-i... )
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by dc396 1y ago
Maybe it could be called Mach ( https://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/mach/public/www/mach.h... ) :) More seriously, I believe the historical challenge with microkernels for Unix(-like) operating
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by dc396 1y ago
"Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) and Shame: Narcissists are often described as having a shame-based disorder, where admitting wrongdoings can trigger feelings of shame and inadequacy. They are unwilling to accept blame or ackno
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by dc396 1y ago
Three options: a) Incompetence: folks responsible don't understand the risks b) Denial: refusal to believe the risks exist c) Intent: this is part of a plan to destabilize, either for potential profit later or to reduce the US as a thr
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by dc396 1y ago
> Elon and his financial interests are not involved at all. 0$ impact to elon. This would only be true if Elon did not own any TSLA stock. > Moreover, if you're looking at politics. Republicans dont own teslas... it was democrats
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by dc396 1y ago
Doesn't look like it: https://atlas.ripe.net/dnsmon/group/es .
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by dc396 1y ago
Err. Wait. Wasn't the key thrust of wattsupwiththat that climate change was measurement error?
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by dc396 1y ago
I'd be a bit hesitant to rely too heavily on Universe 25. For one thing, people aren't (generally, there are exceptions) rats. For another, it doesn't appear Universe 25 was independently replicated. In a quick Google searc
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by dc396 1y ago
If this were only possible. But it isn't. It will simply result in different myths or lies, promoting a different agenda.
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by dc396 1y ago
To paraphrase Inigo Montonya, "'True'. You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
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by dc396 1y ago
As I'm not a lawyer, I've no idea how all of this will play out, but I find it intriguing to imagine what SCOTUS will do, given they appear to at least pay lip service to the legal system as an institution, when they are presented
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by dc396 2y ago
> He is a conman, but not a good one. How many other conmen have conned 77.3 million (at least, that's just in the US and I hear there are many outside the US who have fallen for his schtick)? There have been a few others in this c
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by dc396 2y ago
April Fool's Day.
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by dc396 2y ago
Bert's been on a bit of a tear on this topic for a while, e.g., https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/you-can-no-longer-base-you...
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by dc396 2y ago
Nope. Simply the reality of the market -- cheaper to buy in the US than to build your own (particularly if you don't bother taking security into account, which most political and financial types consider too inconvenient or incomprehen
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by dc396 2y ago
"High-temperature" = "approximately 40 Kelvin (K), or about minus 233°C, under ambient pressure"
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by dc396 2y ago
The model in which the DNS was developed (back in the mid-80s) was CPU/memory was a more expensive resource than sending/receiving a small datagram to a centralized location within a campus over a local LAN (external connectivity
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by dc396 2y ago
That's nice, but given the amount of time you have to sit plugged in to a charger compared to the amount of time you sit filling up, that number will need to be significantly larger. And that's ignoring the number of broken charge
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by dc396 2y ago
> Cato is a libertarian-leaning org and that's just someone's thinkpiece on the matter. So, the data that is presented and documented is irrelevant and dismissible? > Illegal immigration hit record levels under Biden's
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by dc396 2y ago
Biden, of course, didn't allow "unchecked, unlimited immigration into the country" and the accommodations used were not "luxury hotels". These anti-immigration talking points have been repeatedly shown to simply be
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by dc396 2y ago
> But at the same time, cracking down on this is paramount to reducing government spending, as many of these people don’t contribute back to society and plan to live off benefit payments. https://itep.org/undocumented-imm
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by dc396 2y ago
Concern about this isn't new, e.g., see https://www.weforum.org/publications/internet-fragmentation-...
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by dc396 2y ago
> Who is “us”? Canadians, of course. > Surely we need to acknowledge that Europeans invaded Canada in the first place? No. Europeans (and others) "invaded" North America. The sovereign country called "Canada" didn&
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by dc396 2y ago
Sounds like the rural, older voters (who leaned strongly towards Trump) are going to be the most affected by this. Sucks to be them. For others, combine closing SSA offices with forcing people who can't/aren't able to use onl

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