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by fjni 6y ago
My perspective on this is that it conflates two valid concerns, and comes to a valid proposed solution. However I criticize this solution, because it doesn't actually address the underlying issues, which I think it conflates: * popular
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by fjni 6y ago
The 5/5s/SE form factor is beautiful. Why mess with it? Give me upgraded internals on that and I’ll buy it immediately. It feels a bit like they have to justify to themselves that they’re doing work by proverbially and literally s
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by fjni 7y ago
Managing your database yourself because of poor ip reputation experience seems like a bit of an overreaction to me.
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by fjni 7y ago
Reset your sonos, then get it to just play music without setting up a sonos account.
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by fjni 7y ago
There was never any appeal to me in a speaker which is so tightly coupled with software. I don’t see those still working in 10+ years. Whereas there’s plenty of old hifi setups still being used. The fact that the software has an intentiona
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by fjni 7y ago
We're saying the same thing I think: If the destination IP is not encrypted (because how would routers be able to route it otherwise) then why would this only work with http and not https traffic? That was my question.
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by fjni 7y ago
Can someone explain the WARP+ section? First, it says > [argo continually monitors] thousands of routes over the Internet between our data centers. That data builds a database which maps every IP address range with the fastest possible
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by fjni 7y ago
I'd like an answer to this also! It sounds like cloudflare spent the time to do away with hiding ip addresses. Actively removing that feature of a VPN, which you should get for free in a wireguard implementation, seems fishy to say the
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by fjni 7y ago
Genuine question: What's the proposal for items in an API which have no concept of a "slug"? We could generate a separate mapping of "public ids" to the database internal ones, but I don't even see how that wo
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by fjni 7y ago
“It said I didn’t have grunt installed. So I googled a bit, and I found out what grunt was. Grunt is ... I still don’t really know what it is.” Delivered that line with perfect timing and humility. What a great sense of humor!
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by fjni 8y ago
This is the most reliable, highest utility app I have ever used. It’s worth every penny.
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by fjni 8y ago
I was flying in the area this past summer, and took a spin around it. Just in the middle of nowhere, there's this tower: https://cl.ly/463e9f3eaeab
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by fjni 8y ago
you can go 10+ years back via https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=html but that's probably not what you're looking for either.
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by fjni 9y ago
Spectre is super interesting, same author, they started https://www.daglabs.com to implement this https://medium.com/@avivzohar/the-spectre-protocol-7dbbebb70... https://eprint.iacr.org/2016
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by fjni 9y ago
I’d guess liquidation preference for the newly issued shares.
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by fjni 9y ago
So $1bn of newly issued shares and presumably liquidation preference at $69bn valuation and some amount of existing shares at a 30% discount presumably due to lower preference?