denkmoon

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by denkmoon 1y ago
Economic liberalism isn't really relevant to the question of social authoritarianism. While an enterprising individual in guangzhou can sell whatever he wants to the world without much state involvement, he can't really go around
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by denkmoon 1y ago
local dns, static site hosting, local apt cache, various other network services (unifi controller if you've got those APs for example), remote/headless dev machine (maybe not for kernel or bigcorp java development), or whatever el
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by denkmoon 1y ago
The fear is like telling on yourself.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Plugins or browser settings that prefer HTTPS. Eg Firefox HTTPS-Only mode.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
What does tianocore do for raspberry pi? is it just a shim to add uefi?
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by denkmoon 1y ago
the sun doesn't shine at the poles 6 months of the year. it usually doesn't shine underground or deep underwater. etc. In places solar panels make sense they would certainly be used, but that's not everywhere.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
We need less class traitors. Imagine the power of the working class if they weren't fooled into worrying about illegals, poors, and ethnics.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
If I had a dollar for every stringly typed class or method I've come across I could retire. Why not have all your db UUID primary keys as strings :(
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Getting stuff written down makes me realise the weak points and the errors in my thinking which I know from experience I don't find if I don't write it down.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Anything you rely on. Mail (Fastmail), search (Kagi), storage (B2), and a few vps.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Rather, we remove the leverage by doing what these activists threaten to do, without all the hysterics. If the exorbitant fees give so much leverage to activists, fix the fees. and you know, allow the market to be freer and all that.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Planes manage to be economically viable with two pilots. Arguably modern planes are so automated only one is needed. Yet we don't see such hand wringing about that. The labour cost of train operations is so relatively small it's a
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by denkmoon 1y ago
sounds like the fix is counter activism to remove the leverage these interest groups have
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by denkmoon 1y ago
I woke up today with a plan of making my DNS at a separate site work properly with ipv6, over my wireguard. I use ULAs for the point to point wireguard link, and GUAs don't like routing to ULAs. I figured the choice was between routing
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Leading like Haig. From the rear :')
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Leading us right over the parapet into the machine gun fire.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
I wonder how many mess cooks and mechanics are conscripted.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Without context it seems like a weird trick question, like phishing tests and most corporate training.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
How intensively can you possibly have researched if a salesman mentioning an entire category of display technology is a curve ball for you.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Is this not wildly expensive? Even on s3 glacier the cost per TB month is quite high.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Teamspeak
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Of course they can, though not as easily as you seem to think I suspect. Radar technology is very secret. Regardless, it’s a matter of numbers. I’m sure the Ukranians would love to field unlimited predator drones if they could. In reality,
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Ukraine war shows improvised capability from cots hardware can have a meaningful impact. Probably easier to get 5g cell tower infrastructure than dedicated military radars.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
welp, guess my corolla needs to last until I die. I spent about $9k usd (in australia though) on it second hand pre covid and I'm just gobsmacked at the prices of vehciles now even years post covid. I make good coin and I just can&#x27
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Ah, sweet vindication. Eventually the only company that doesn't do (all the) bad thing will start doing bad thing. What you say seems likely, but then what. Should I throw my phone in the bin because it might be bad in the future, as o
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by denkmoon 1y ago
nobody would ever put anything into savings under such a scheme.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Multi monitor with mixed DPIs absolutely does not work well in x11 in 2025. I don’t know about 20+ years ago.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
I'm reasonably sure however that the glass bottles themselves are not contributing to the pervasive abundance of microplastics in the environment. The article also cites that it comes from the paint on the caps. I'm sure that ca
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Why does the US not use conventional means to remove the Kim dictatorship? Perceptions of trustworthiness and rationality are orthogonal to a nation's incentives to acquire nukes.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Just like the famously successful regime change enacted upon Afghanistan.

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