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by eppp 4y ago
I am pretty sure he means ads from the mobile app division of reddit for free.
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by eppp 4y ago
It seems like the most trivial answer would be for Russia to simply leave Ukraine.
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by eppp 4y ago
The largest waterway in the system also lacks water at the moment.
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by eppp 4y ago
On one hand you say they are so important they need to be nationalized and on the other you dismiss them as almost a couple of trivial apps. Which one is it?
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by eppp 4y ago
You could easily raise goats without competing. They dont take up much room and there is a market for them. You just won't make much money. Like farming in general.
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by eppp 5y ago
I think my point is more that there are tons of various requirements that people have that are at best unreasonable and as a society we don't indulge every request that people make. One day someone comes in and says I must now refer to
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by eppp 5y ago
How far does this extend in reasonableness though? If my co-worker asked me to refer to them as "your highness" for example?
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by eppp 5y ago
Since we already have an ASN, its free basically. I already have one. Its at least a /32 and maybe a /28. My upstreams support it, my ONTs support it but there isnt a nice ipv6 dhcp server with logging and a lookup interface that
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by eppp 5y ago
I have an IPv6 block from ARIN. Now what? Think of all of the hours I have to spend researching the following and implementing it: 1. Does all of the intermediate equipment support it 2. Does my IPAM support it 3. How do I even give ipv6 ad
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by eppp 5y ago
No, because isps dont care about page rank. I have to operate a small isp. IPv6 solves nothing for us and just makes even more problems. The comments in here keep saying that ipv6 will fix everything but it is hogwash. It just means I have
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by eppp 5y ago
We make people pay for a business account and extra on top to get a static ip. The amount of support from people that know just enough to think they need to do home hosting is a multiple more than a typical home user. The people that actual
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by eppp 5y ago
I hope I am working at something, just not the pointless stuff I have to do at work.
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by eppp 5y ago
I only get a 3% of pay maximum match. However I also have a pension paid entirely by the company in addition to that.
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by eppp 5y ago
TVA in the United States has a variable rate per month due to fuel surcharges.
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by eppp 5y ago
You could see the price decline if electric vehicles replaced the ice vehicles fast enough. That, however, seems unlikely to happen.
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by eppp 5y ago
Not only do you have to support ipv6, ipv4 will never go away on any meaningful timescale. So even if you do the right thing and deploy it you still have the same ipv4 address constraints. There is no winning.
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by eppp 5y ago
That is one of the most disappointing aspects of ipv6. Even if you implement it perfectly you are still stuck with having to deal with ipv4 with no end in sight. Had backward compatibility been a primary goal, is there any doubt we would ha
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by eppp 5y ago
I get plenty of requests for static ipv4 from smb and home users.
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by eppp 5y ago
I just got a /32 from ARIN to start implementing it on our network but it is by no stretch of the imagination worth the effort. I will probably have at least 40 hours into testing it and no increased revenue will be realized by it. May
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by eppp 5y ago
I work at an ISP and not a single customer has ever even mentioned IPv6. There zero demand on the residential side.
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by eppp 5y ago
Is that ever the stated goal or complaint? Anecdotally of course, but I have never heard anyone in traffic wish that the road could carry even more cars at a higher rate. They want there to be less traffic. Building more lanes never accompl
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by eppp 6y ago
You lose something when you dont have a catalog. I havent ever seen a website that was good at showing you options. Sure I can find whatever I am looking for specifically but I cant find things that I dont even know exist and might work bet
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by eppp 6y ago
ISPs use QoS for voice too, that means everything is technically throttled based on network congestion.
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by eppp 6y ago
That may be so, but that doesnt make it any less depressing. Some things cant be run parallel. I cant mail a letter until it is written.
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by eppp 6y ago
Single threaded performance isn't keeping pace unfortunately.
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by eppp 6y ago
I work at an ISP and setup both static and dhcp services. Statics take far more work and management than dhcp, ignoring the scarcity problem. We make you pay more because you are requesting something that requires both documentation and man
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by eppp 6y ago
Free speech in the constitution applies to the government, it has absolutely nothing to do with tech companies managing their own products. No one is delegating anything.
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by eppp 6y ago
I think we can all agree that shouting into an empty field in Nebraska is quite different than grabbing a bullhorn in front of a crowd and encouraging them to attack people. Twitter is no different. Or if you like the fire analogy, shouting
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by eppp 6y ago
That isn't true. A private electric company must serve everyone regardless of their views, with the usual stipulations on paying their bills, etc.
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by eppp 6y ago
The internet itself is the common good. Twitter isnt and Facebook certainly isnt.

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