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by esseph 5mo ago
> Sun 22 Mar 2026 11.00 EDT > The number of child labor violations has risen fivefold in the last 10 years, but Republicans across the US are continuing to propose and pass legislation that rolls back protections or regulations for wo
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by esseph 5mo ago
> I’m always disappointed by how few people start their own thing. Small business is amazing There's a lot of roles and specializations in tech that don't work well without much larger organizations.
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by esseph 5mo ago
They are embedded in several points in many, many networks all over the world. They get real-world metrics, sometimes live as events are happening. And they don't own most of this infra, it's hosted voluntarily inside service prov
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by esseph 5mo ago
Most will show you speed / latency / packetloss with the toggleable option for multi-single threaded. What would you like to see?
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by esseph 5mo ago
> Also I just find it a little insulting if someone sends me an AI response. I don’t know why, maybe because it feels not genuine. Ironically the people I have talked to that do this are actually trying to give you their very best at com
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by esseph 5mo ago
> hopefully it will be less fucked if the power balance shifts. We are never going back to where we were. That is past us now. There is only forward.
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by esseph 5mo ago
> They will do so regardless of which AP or SSID they are connected to, though, as the channel is a shared physical medium. In a multi-ap setup you can isolate those 2.4ghz devices to their own, short range said that allows very permissi
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by esseph 5mo ago
Correct or not, and I'm sure it is, it seems fucking insane to me. We're still just apes.
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by esseph 5mo ago
Those flying diecast lions hurt when they hit you as a kid
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by esseph 5mo ago
> There's got to be better way than burning a shittonne of fuel. We would be doing it
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by esseph 5mo ago
> Is it just that they're still relatively niche machines and thus haven't benefited from mass manufacturing improvements? Until very recently they were basically all custom with extreme tolerance requirements and absolute spec
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by esseph 5mo ago
Huh? I'm responding to the question about why you might split SSIDs. SSIDs don't have anything to do with frequency necessarily, morso network segregation. Also: > What difference does the presence of legacy devices make? Is th
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by esseph 5mo ago
> I can't think of any legitimate reason for split SSIDs anymore. Different networks / vlans / firewall rules.
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by esseph 5mo ago
Add outdoor AP, shrink all coverage areas. You should end up with better performance.
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by esseph 5mo ago
This also impacts maximum throughout / performance. You want to try at limit to 4 BSSIDs per AP, tops.
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by esseph 5mo ago
> That works for fixed devices like a TV, but also has the effect of shrinking the effective coverage area of the wireless network as a whole. Which is normally a good thing to push the clients to roam to a better AP, OR you walked out o
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by esseph 5mo ago
Seems like not a good way to make friends in the region. In fact, it seems like a situation where those countries could be like "fuck these guys".
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by esseph 5mo ago
> Also relatedly, Trump is now doubling down on U.S. demands and threats of more military action. This is what you do if you sense your opponent is weak. It's really the opposite. Trump is grasping at anything he can use as leverage
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by esseph 5mo ago
I mean, Iran has been firing missiles at 14 different countries in this war. Not exactly saints.
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by esseph 5mo ago
"as a frail office worker" They could be CIA SAC/SOG, aka Ground Branch.
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by esseph 5mo ago
Or one house in Beverly Hills.
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by esseph 5mo ago
This also applies to tech now. Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, etc all have Global Security branches.
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by esseph 5mo ago
This could also be internal politics intentional designed to burn someone for pissing off the wrong people. That shit happens.
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by esseph 5mo ago
> Either way, approximately all users always just use whatever is on top and ignore everything else. Wtf
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by esseph 5mo ago
I just don't know what I'm doing different, I'm just keyword searching and using a couple of inclusive/exclusive flags. Was I the frog in the pot and now I'm cooked? I don't feel like in search Google any diffe
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by esseph 5mo ago
Yeah, just looked into this. Knowledge workers is a big group and probably much larger than you think it is. Basically if you're not doing manual labor, it's probably knowledge work. Roughly 1/3rd of the working population. S
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by esseph 5mo ago
> Driving an increase in total queries is probably because instead of just Googling something and getting the right results like it was 10~ years ago, now you have to interrogate a chatbot or try multiple queries. I would think higher to
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by esseph 5mo ago
You're assuming prepaid, I'm just assuming the real card was skimmed during checkout at a gas station or swiped from a payment processor.
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by esseph 5mo ago
> Ever consider the guidelines are actually vague which is why usa keeps failing in attempts to enforce? Your cause and effect is wrong. The US doesn't fail to attempt to enforce, the gov representatives often get paid to not enforc
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by esseph 5mo ago
You're alluding to some second order effects which are real but also able to be dealt with, and have been. Montgomery Ward thought it was "too big to fail" and too powerful to regulate. So, what happened? If the US government

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