denkmoon

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by denkmoon 6mo ago
What do you mean by lack of DNS integration?
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
In a serious war why would an adversary like China not put their drone factories deep underground, deep in the territorial interior?
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
No, it's just a business tax. Do you see Cook getting on twitter and parroting the god emperor's topic of the day?
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
What an absolute tragedy that would be for the world
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
curious take in a year where a lot has happened
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Sorry, no _business_ is forced to use it. Of course employees have to use the tools their workplace selects...
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Yeah, I can't imagine managing fleets like that with only v4. Our network config is so convoluted with gateways and NATs everywhere, paying AWS through the nose for it all, when it could all be so much simpler.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Outdated beliefs probably. When I talk about v6 support in our b2b saas, PM laughs and says nobody uses that shit. Big tech are massive laggards on this funnily enough.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Nobody is forced to use it, they use it because it aligns with managers' incentives. Which are not related to ensuring technical work is completed effectively. Or having good visibility. Everything being obscure and hard to use allows
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Yeah I was very impressed at being able to download a raspi image last year for my original pi model B, most companies would have just told me to throw it in the bin and buy the new one (at 10x the price lol)
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Lets say you don't leave it unencrypted on disk, only in memory. Do you really think vps providers are slurping your personal data out of a VM's memory in the same way google do dragnet personal data gathering? If your adversary i
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
and lose a lifetime's worth of pictures because Google identified a pic of your toddler in their pyjamas as CSAM and nuked your life. Or your 13y/o kid fiddled with themselves infront of gemini. etc Of all the dicking around one c
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Should they not? I can’t see why truth social users shouldn’t be a target for EFF’s message
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Usually the market have rules that define the bet more concretely than just "there will be a ceasefire", and resolutions can be disputed where they will be arbitrated by the market operator. For this particular market you can see
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Maybe more an effective rhetorician than communicator. I suppose his communication does match the clarity of thought though... it's just that the thoughts are so jumbled he says 3 things that contradict each other in the same breath.
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by denkmoon 6mo ago
Perhaps there is beauty in 'negative value'. Art may have 'negative value' by that definition.
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
I don't want to wait 6hrs to download a game patch that's 40gb or whatever because that's sadly the norm. With 1gbit I can do anything and it doesn't induce latency or cause connection quality issues with anything else b
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
Can we please not keep trying to redo prohibition. Yes it costs public health. No you can’t stop adults imbibing the drugs they want, the only thing you can do is criminalise it which makes criminals of sick people. Great work.
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
I would phrase that as what Tailscale does that is more convenient than wg. If you “barely know what a subnet is” go for it. wg is easy as pie though, and just don’t maintain 90 tunnels… You don’t need a full mesh. An extra hop or two, espe
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
I too wish we would all hold hands and sing kumbaya and collectively decide to simply make things better here on Earth but sadly it seems far off. The best alternative demonstrated so far seems to be for some of us to push the limits of wha
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
Absolutely. Let's switch away from fingernails to hair because that's something I can talk about with person experience. I have long hair, plenty of people have jokingly threatened to cut it in my sleep or such. To have my hair cu
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
is this some kind of performance art?
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
Whether removing the tip of your finger or the whole arm, the imposition on bodily autonomy is equal. It is a violation of your personal sovereignty at the deepest level.
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
History would seem to show that hegemony is stability? Pax Romana etc
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
Sure, but I think it's the wrong way around. Appeasing shareholders doesn't make you profitable, being profitable appeases shareholders. I think there is a wealth of evidence that appeasing shareholders actually impedes profits ov
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
Try looking outside the US to see how unions work without being crushed by 100 years of anti union legislation. Also police unions are a joke.
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
Brew is a leaky piece of crap. nix 4 lyf. Seriously, I used to hate any time I needed to install something with brew not knowing if it was going to break everything else, since using nixpkgs for my macos dev requirements it's been so m
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
Why? What is the correlation between profit and shareholder sentiment (besides the fact that shareholders want said profits)? They don't really influence the operation of the business meaningfully.
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
Having an industry’s labour supplied only by those inherently passionate about it is a great way to crush wages and working conditions. Look at what companies like Blizzard get away with because their employees just want to make video games
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by denkmoon 7mo ago
Sounds like a great way to stunt development. Alcohol and cigarettes are unambiguously harmful to children. Computing is not so unambiguous, it has a lot of benefits. How many of us here would lead very different lives if we were treated th

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