eqvinox

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by eqvinox 10mo ago
In theory. In the same theory, someone would need your EC SSH key to do anything with an exposed SSH port. Practice is a separate question.
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
> Like trafficked, panicked, frolicking, etc. Those aren't truncations of longer words though? I'd write it as spec'ed but that's German grammar with ' as a truncation mark (signifying the omitted "ifi"
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
> Also, I think it was a mistake switching street lamps over to cool color tones, something that happened amid the clean energy push. I believe this was a combination of coincidence (newer lighting technologies just happening to be a coo
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
Not blinding other traffic on the road is a safety critical concern. A few seconds of being blinded is enough to cause a serious accident. This means that any technology that is intended to legitimate brighter headlights by masking other tr
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
For a length-15 ASpath to show up on the internet, a whole bunch of better routes need to disappear first, which seems to have happened here. But that disappearance is very likely unrelated to CANTV. Furthermore, BGP routes can get "st
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
> SLAAC is a huge and complex part of IPv6. Complex? Could you elaborate what exactly is complex about SLAAC? Are you referring to the various address generation modes?
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
Heh, 49.84% on Aug 2nd. Pretty sure it'll cross 50% in 2026, even if only for a few peaks.
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
> Getting legacy network operators like cable providers to supply IPv6 has been hell. In my experience it's actually the large enterprises that are having issues.
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
Google's stats are Google International, i.e. everywhere Google provides service. Whether that includes China depends on the whims of the Politbüro.
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
> The current problem with IPv6 adoption is that nobody has yet said "let's stop processing IPv4 traffic"… One of the giant CDNs translates all IPv4 traffic to IPv6 at the edge (stateless NAT46) and is IPv6-only in its cor
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
> I hate to break it to you, but all the other ticket systems do this by piling automation on top as well. The rebuke to your comment is right in your comment: "other ticket systems do this by…" The ticket system does it. As i
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
RFC1925¹, section 2(3): With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine. However, this is not necessarily a good idea. It is hard to be sure where they are going to land, and it could be dangerous sitting under them as they fly overhea
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
> As far as I'm aware, most large open GitHub projects use tags for that kind of classification. Would you consider that too clunky? Speaking for another large open GitHub project: Absofuckinglutely yes. I cannot overstate how bad
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
"You can" and "you should" are very much not the same thing on this; of course there'll be exceptions but in the general case I'd say there will be an existing tag you should use.
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
> For a hacker conference, they also are pretty Luddite against new technologies like AI. No, just this one, because it steals from almost everyone and gives to the few. Even if it seems to be somewhat failing at monetization for now, co
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
This is not correct; you're simply required to follow all applicable licenses at the same time. This may or may not be possible, but is in practice quite commonly done.
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
Like the GP says in sibling, Alt+SysRq+K is SAK on Linux. But it doesn't work with graphical environments.
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
That's not a SAK, you can disable it with setxkbmap. A SAK is on purpose impossible to disable, and it exists on Linux: Alt+SysRq+K. Unfortunately it doesn't take any display server into consideration, both X11 and Wayland will ju
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
> That said... This is from early 2023. Any chance it's better now? I accidentally went IPv6 only on my home wifi for a few weeks a while ago. I only noticed when GitHub didn't load (I avoid work things at home, hence accessing
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
The crypto bullshit Brave was (and somehow still is) pulling is way worse than Firefox's enshittificAItion.
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
> surely people aren't "using" em dashes deliberately I am, it's on the default German X11 keyboard layout. Same for · × ÷ … And that's without going to the trusty compose key (Caps Lock for me)… wonders like ½
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by eqvinox 10mo ago
[AltGr][Shift][-] Without shift it's an en dash (–), with shift an em dash (—). Default X11 mapping for a German keyboard layout, zero config of mine.
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by eqvinox 11mo ago
> Keep those for loops sharp if you want, but I don't see people paying you to hand code. Well, personally speaking, I'm paid to hand code; LLMs have not reached the quality of my code output yet and I'm seeing no pressur
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by eqvinox 11mo ago
This is just meaningless knee-jerking, try making an actual argument. At least the GP is arguing that more use of AI leads to loss of personal coding skills. It's unclear at this point what level AI will grow to, i.e. it could hit a h
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by eqvinox 11mo ago
If Rust has a stable ABI on where the data* is in the function arguments (presumably first?), you don't need to do anything if it matches the C code's expected function signature including the user context arg. Unfortunately a lot
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by eqvinox 11mo ago
Honestly all I would want from C closures is a better syntax for doing exactly that. Whatever it ends up being (if it goes in), it better have some way to interop with "legacy" function pointer + user context APIs. (Including som
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by eqvinox 11mo ago
The frame rate won't really be any different, there'll just be a little bit of extra delay until you can actually see the frame that was just rendered, and maybe some barely detectable stutters. Keep in mind we're talking 4K
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by eqvinox 11mo ago
I'd say because most people don't care about VRR...
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by eqvinox 11mo ago
The key is to not use TB4; that's far more energy intensive to handle than DP1.4 alt mode (+ MST for 2 displays). Basically the dock needs to be a little shitty and not have too many features...
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by eqvinox 11mo ago
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