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781.
by esseph 6mo ago
> If people truly wanted memory safe encoders/decoders Really? How many codecs have your neighbors contributed money for the development of, just curious.
782.
by esseph 6mo ago
> its citizens that act selfishly and in bad faith will slowly make it unusable It's rarely been the citizens that have been the problem, but the governments and companies that seek the use the network connection for their overwhelm
783.
by esseph 6mo ago
IDK just using Linux for like 30 years. They're the only main distro I know of that uses it at all by default. Red Hat, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Arch, etc. Ubuntu is the only one.
784.
by esseph 6mo ago
I have personally been involved with law enforcement in foreign countries that have raided houses with shotguns and flash bangs against Command and Control (C2) infra. BGP FlowSpec helps a lot to prevent shunting the target IP/route
785.
by esseph 6mo ago
> Americans have more spending money than ever before WHAT? > especially at the top end Ahh, that's the correct identifier. It's an extremely K-shaped economy.
786.
by esseph 6mo ago
> saab I really loved my 9-3 turbo...
787.
by esseph 6mo ago
Okay, I'll bite. What is it you think they're doing wrong? Does another vendor satisfy your criticisms? Why do you think they don't optimize for things like performance when they often win performance competitions against oth
788.
by esseph 6mo ago
Noctua also makes silver fans
789.
by esseph 6mo ago
Common? Less than 5% of the market. Is that common?
790.
by esseph 6mo ago
You need to look at things like average distance and median distance, do some filtering for most common destinations (example: NYC to LA, San Francisco to Miami, Denver to DC, etc), fuel costs, but also operating costs. Salaries and everyth
791.
by esseph 6mo ago
Huh. https://www.askjeeves.com is that a spoof of ask.com?
792.
by esseph 6mo ago
> But in apocalypse scenario, chances are the fighter jets will be busy with tasks other than enforcing FAA rules. Depending on the type of event, they very well could be scrambling to shoot down unidentified aircraft. Fog of war sucks,
793.
by esseph 6mo ago
Don't want to get shot down?
794.
by esseph 6mo ago
Snap is mostly limited to Ubuntu and has to run as a daemon. Flatpak gives me cross-platform/cross-distro software directly/certified by the project or company that has additional security sandboxing and doesn't open up poten
795.
by esseph 6mo ago
If the DDoS is from residential proxies and high volume it becomes a real problem to shut down.
796.
by esseph 6mo ago
> It’s crazy that people don’t understand cached tokens despite them being priced separately on the cost pages of every single provider. Depends on your subscription type. Some are just a flat monthly fee.
797.
by esseph 6mo ago
Rate of attack increased over the past 5 years and multiple wars and proxy wars have broken out.
798.
by esseph 6mo ago
Just move to flatpak, much nicer to deal with
799.
by esseph 6mo ago
It's rare to find so many grazing in their natural habit, so it's a great place for vc-watching.
800.
by esseph 6mo ago
Yeah, it's been awhile since then. Normally when bombs get dropped on Americans we do to ourselves. (Tulsa, for example)
801.
by esseph 6mo ago
You're trying to invent a problem :)
802.
by esseph 6mo ago
I used to think the context of the fame mattered. At least in the US, it does not. Hell, Crowdstrike is still purchased.
803.
by esseph 6mo ago
Your advertising for them on HN would help them too, I bet.
804.
by esseph 6mo ago
A drone isn't necessarily a munition. Some carry things like air to air missiles or act as communications relays for other drones. Some have multiple munitions. Some are the munition.
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by esseph 6mo ago
Batteries don't last that long
806.
by esseph 6mo ago
WWII gave us Rosie the Riveter, rationing of materials and goods, internment, Pearl Harbor, etc. 9/11 was narrow geographically but had a large emotional, political, and economic impact stateside.
807.
by esseph 6mo ago
> And soon enough (some psychopath is vibecoding it this very second for sure) drone control will be surrendered to some LLM based system to make the final life/death decision. Another chilling aspect of drone warfare is that you do
808.
by esseph 6mo ago
Styrofoam works great for short to medium range glide interceptors that are supposed to be cheaper than the attacking airframe (less weight, less fuel/energy required, less explosive required etc.). Ukraine seems to be pouring a lot o
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by esseph 6mo ago
> One guy in a fighter jet is probably 1000000x more effective than a guy in a trench A guy in a trench with a $25,000 electro-optical/thermal MANPAD can now snipe a $100+ million dollar 5th gen stealth fighter flying low and fast.
810.
by esseph 6mo ago
Russia uses different ammo calibers and designs than Western / NATO armies. Small arms, machine guns, mortar and artillery sizes, etc. US is the only one in NATO fielding any 6.8mm battle rifles to line infantry, but Russia and China b

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