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by fach 6y ago
Agreed. I was following Debian mainline releases but grew tired of out of date packages and putting my hopes and dreams into *-backports. After migrating to testing, it's been smooth sailing for well over a year and I've grown to
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by fach 6y ago
One could argue the one lie by a public figure, given a large enough following, can translate into a lie repeated a billion times by main street users. It's certainly less probable when the lie is sourced in the other direction.
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by fach 6y ago
I would think engagement would be a core metric you would be measured against in this example. And if that’s the case, this certainly isn’t a side effect.
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by fach 7y ago
> RPKI is just crypto nerds trying to math their way in to a human and financial problem. This is an interesting perspective. Do you have the same opinion of certificate authorities?
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by fach 7y ago
CNN isn't telling people there aren't enough of them. The governor of New York is telling people there aren't enough of them.
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by fach 7y ago
I don't know how you look at a metropolitan area like NYC overrun with cases, and decide there isn't a need there. Are they waiting until it hits Montana?
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by fach 7y ago
They are for the states but my favorite theory is a large number don't work[1] and the administration is attempting to save face until they can swindle replacements internationally. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2020&#x2F
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by fach 8y ago
A portion of the heat is probably from their peers/friends/family outside the company since the company has such a negative stigma right now. Another portion is due to the fact a significant portion of their income is tied to the
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by fach 9y ago
There's an important aspect of BGP you're overlooking: mutual acceptance. If one party exports a prefix, the other party can choose to either reject or accept the prefix. If the former party does not advertise the prefix or the la
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by fach 9y ago
Doing a 1:1 comparison between what you're currently receiving on import and RADB isn't completely fair given most folks who preallocate address blocks will register route objects long before they are actually used. What is preven
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by fach 9y ago
They don't?: https://pastebin.com/5ngq1cJi
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by fach 9y ago
Based on the article, you probably should be s/Google/Verizon here. Yes, Google's export policy was misconfigured towards Verizon but Verizon blindly accepted and propagated these prefixes.
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by fach 10y ago
What does "peer to peer with no routers mean"? Also, with all the benefits of FPGAs, you seem to gloss over power consumption. Any concern there?
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by fach 11y ago
This is the distinction between third-party recruiters and first-party recruiters. When I was hired via a third-party recruiting company, all negotiations happened via the recruiting company on behalf of myself. This was successfully becaus
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A generic netlink library for python(github.com)
1 points by fach 11y ago|0 comments