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by eptcyka 1y ago
The boat is marketed as being lightweight.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
I wonder how much battery storage it has. Would suck to only be able to use the sauna when the sun is shining at full blast anyway.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Which government?
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Since the last major update to 2.0, it has gotten immensely better. Whereas before the app was hung for 30 seconds on startup and would only reliably sync in the foreground for my partner, it now just works. Can open, syncs in the backgroun
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by eptcyka 1y ago
https://cgit.git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/coreutils.git/tree/sr... I beg to differ.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
I see, and I still believe that as far as network protocols go, UDP allows for unreliable communication and TCP allows for reliable communication, at least at a naive first glance. I don't see anything wrong with UDP being labeled as u
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by eptcyka 1y ago
TCP does not guarantee delivery, but it guarantees that if you receive an ACK, then the acknowledged bytes were received. UDP provides no such guarantee. Yes, it is OK to call it unreliable, because you can't rely on it to reliably del
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by eptcyka 1y ago
The protocol is reliable in the sense that the protocol provides guarantees where either party can know that the other party received something. UDP provides no such guarantees. I'm a fan of using UDP where applicable, I loathe TCP-in-
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Reliability is only achieved when you’ve spilled blood at least tens of times figuring out the next reliability hurdle. TCP does MTU detection, bandwidth detection and all this at relative real time, not once per connection.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Instead of generating more revenue, it would drive down costs. You will need less computers to do the same amount of work if the work can be done faster.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Is this legitimate? I can’t find any reference to this on Raymond Hill’s github or ublock’s web site.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
It took years before Apple relented and allowed the concept of a file be exposed to end users.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
There are many bugs Xcode should fix.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Amazon, Meta and Microsoft tried their hand at making competitive devices and enter the market, to varying degrees of effort but practically identical degrees of failure. All this to say, it takes a lot more than just capital.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
"Victim's Lack of Locks Caused Burglary" "Victim's 3$ Padlock Invited Break In"
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by eptcyka 1y ago
You'll get bitflips elsewhere besides just in RAM. A bitflip in L1 or L3 cache will be propagated to your DIMM and noone will be the wiser.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
How is the boxed interface problem enabling better ergonomics for Go? I find that most quirks listed here are not making the language any better.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Nobody signed any service level agreements, the docker images were provided on good will. If this is business critical for you, consider paying someone to solve this problem for you. Maybe even consider paying for a F/OSS solution so y
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by eptcyka 1y ago
For more context, I've been working pretty closely with firewalls on all desktop platforms, and I've been doing so since 2018, and I've never had know about iptables on Linux.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
If the person in question has never had the need to know iptables, why would that change now? If a job will require such knowledge, they will pick it up. Iptables is exposed as a facade to nftables, lots of the concepts just transfer over,
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Yeah, and leave mutexes locked indefinitely.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
If someone doesn’t know iptables, they probably are not required to know it. You wouldn’t recommend people to learn C++03, would you?
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Sure, but we really shouldn’t be encouraging the use of iptables in 2025.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
It is time to be nftables enlightened instead.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
More languages choose LLVM as their primary backend, like Rust, Crystal, Julia.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Lmao, why would a web server operator need to care where their clients send requests from? Imagine if half the countries in the world required this, each with distinct requirements on how to handle traffic from their jurisdictions. Insane.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Not always. And there are things that just do not work on emulators.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
It depends entirely on your target - you don’t need an emulator if you are already running an android device. Xcode on my macbook doesn’t need 12GB. It is of course a different story if you need to also run clang-analyzer or rust-analyzer i
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by eptcyka 1y ago
The pros come with 12 and 16 GB of memory. That is plenty.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
The ability to run Xcode? Maybe run Linux in a VM (no, emulation does not count). Maybe run nvim with python/node/rust/go/gcc toolchains on the iPad? How about Wireshark? I really liked using Nixdroid on my Pixel, why ca

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