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by dgrin91 9mo ago
This is basically what I use tailscale & their magicdns feature for. I manage a few locally hosted jellyfin servers for myself and some family members, and its the same problem. I just added tailscale to them all and now I can basically
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by dgrin91 9mo ago
I think they are still crazy r&d heavy, which it's not what investors like to hear. Investor pressure would make them stagnate from r&d side On the other hand they would probably set things up in a way where they still control
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by dgrin91 9mo ago
Has it? I think to challenge you have to show some comparable usage numbers. Its certainly an impressive technical feat to have this AI-based wiki project, but does anyone actually use it? I mean that genuinely. I don't know any usage
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by dgrin91 9mo ago
Seems it got hugged to death.
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by dgrin91 9mo ago
> they can censor IPv4 when they want, but they don't know how to censor IPv6 I'm curious why this is the case? As far as I know the primary benefits of v6 is just the increased address space. Does it provide any privacy benefi
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by dgrin91 9mo ago
Seems like v4s zeroed out for a tiny bit too, but even now they are substantially lower than normal. Odd behavior, I don't know if its a precursor to an attack or some infra issue
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by dgrin91 9mo ago
The first graph makes no sense? Why are the initial actual and expected values so far apart? Shouldn't they start at the same point?
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by dgrin91 10mo ago
(2019)
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by dgrin91 10mo ago
Don't forget the subscription fee
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by dgrin91 11mo ago
Here is a funny thought experiment - the distance from Voyager to Earth varies by approximately 16 light minutes throughout the year. Why? Because it takes ~8 minutes for light to go from the Sun to the Earth, so presuming the Voyager is ro
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by dgrin91 11mo ago
If a journalist does not at least attempt to present their viewpoint as neutral I will immediate presume they have irrational bias and grow skeptical of what the journalist is telling me - no matter what side of the issue their bias is on.
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by dgrin91 11mo ago
That's if it's one helo at a time. If it spikes to 2+ then the numbers go up way faster. They have 16 total and I would assume 1/3rd can go up at a moments notice
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by dgrin91 11mo ago
(2019)
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by dgrin91 11mo ago
Sorry, I meant to say smaller in terms of payload capacity, larger in terms of overall size
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by dgrin91 11mo ago
Starship v3 is slightly smaller than previous versions (not much).
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by dgrin91 11mo ago
GabeCube gave me a good chuckle, thank you.
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by dgrin91 11mo ago
My understanding from something I read months ago - its a new interpretation. Specifically the law instructs the gov to make as many pennies as is necessary, but does not define what that is or how to calculate it. If the government deems n
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by dgrin91 11mo ago
Per Wiki's own article, there are many countries ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaza_genocide#/media/File:Inte... ) that disagree with the genocide distinction. Those countries are not just the US - they
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by dgrin91 1y ago
How many are past fighting age?
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by dgrin91 1y ago
It's a weird article for me. On one side it is an interesting topic. On the other hand why are we explaining what a hex number is? Who is interested in this level of detail but doesn't know hex? Maybe I'm overanalyzing. At th
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by dgrin91 1y ago
I kind of presumed that 'sex warfare' (aka seduction) was a standard aspect of espionage (even though no one openly acknowledges it), so this seems like nothing new
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by dgrin91 1y ago
As a lay boardgamer, what makes a board game abstract?
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by dgrin91 1y ago
Despite Elon's perpetual over promises, starship is the closest thing humanity has to getting to Mars, and it is an impressive feat of engineering. Elon can be an asshole and also own the best piece of space hardware out there There is
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by dgrin91 1y ago
Was the falcon 9 that much faster? They also had issues with the initial launches of falcon 1 and 9. Plus they did not start with reusable rockets like they are here - it took years and many landing failures to get there. And of course the
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by dgrin91 1y ago
I listened to the Radiolab podcast. I remained fairly unconvinced by the reporting on the show, but the part that really didn't make sense to me was, what is their definition of death? My (limited, non-medical) understand is that death
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by dgrin91 1y ago
Very cool and already 8+ years old
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by dgrin91 1y ago
This is over simplistic and if everyone knew this is what happens when PE comes into play then no one would lend to PE-backed companies. Often times these debts can work out.
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by dgrin91 1y ago
(not my views, playing devils advocate) PE strives to make things more efficient from a capital point of view. Business foois making $X in profit, and the PE firm's analysis says the can make X+Y dollars with some changes. This is &#x2
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by dgrin91 1y ago
Hoa funds practically never get redistributed back to owners. I've never heard of such a case. We are only talking about it here because a legislature is talking about changing something state wide (and realistically this won't ha
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by dgrin91 1y ago
I think what GP is saying is that if I was a homeowner for 30 years, paid HOA fees all those years, then last year sold to someone else, who gets the HOA reimbursement then? I paid thousands over years and would presumably get nothing, whil

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