geraldhh

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by geraldhh 4y ago
tbh the screenshot probably wouldn't tell much anyways, but have my upvote
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> They are homosexuals who are members of a homophobe group not a homogenous homophobe group thou. maybe time for some soul searching/brand adjustment based on facts
483.
by geraldhh 4y ago
yea, and next thing carriers want 'subsidizing' from every content provider and internet (as tech ppl know it) is relegated to an unmaintained dirt road.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> EU continuously threatens US with withdrawing _safe harbor_ provisions safe harbor was invalidated in 2015, replaced by "Privacy Shield" which was overturned in 2020. Now "Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework" is b
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by geraldhh 4y ago
i'd say it's impossible without heavily regulating network layout and peering agreements by wich point we could probably do away with commercial isp's altogether
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by geraldhh 4y ago
because it's not the same thing when users pay the same for all types of traffic, except facebook
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> If your UI is worse than free text, then time to improve it. maybe even so that the time has run out because now we have a seemingly universal text-to-action middleware
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by geraldhh 4y ago
ah, so i assume your "symmetric key" for the ssh-key is a password?
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> I'm sure the government has a public website where they try to be helpful ime more often than not, the focus is not on being helpful to customers but to please organizational demands. > people trying to 'game' immigra
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by geraldhh 4y ago
denying the existence of circular dependencies does not invalidate them
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by geraldhh 4y ago
that example is a local disaster, not an apocalypse. but yes, there most certainly were people predicting it and they probably didn't get a chance to enjoy being right.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> Why are apocalypse cults always wrong? because we are still here
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by geraldhh 4y ago
so the main usecase of this feature is to defeat the nice policeman/customs officer? thanks! i always wondered
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> I personally symmetrically encrypt my ssh keys and send them to my wife every six months or so. curious, how do you store that key?
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by geraldhh 4y ago
indeed very disappointing that most games have wikis/subreddits where one can get the gist of it served in a consumer friendly format but public services do not
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> regulation is totally dettached from reality and has become just some ritual not completely wrong. ime in the case of the cookie law, most ppl didn't actually bother to go into details and just took the word on the street and some
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by geraldhh 4y ago
that was windows 3.11
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by geraldhh 4y ago
your browser is easy to fingerprint no matter what. but yea, i don't think this is a good idea. just blocklist known garbage
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by geraldhh 4y ago
true then again, mainstream computing as a hole is largely built upon volunteer work as linux and open source are the basis of mobile _and_ cloud.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
one could argue that the mobile era has put computers in the hands of the vast majority of people on the planet that couldn't even be bothered to operate a pc.
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> spent less than $100 for this capability using older solarflare cards and optics this is the way
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by geraldhh 4y ago
> Want a 10Gb onboard NIC? Be prepared to shell out $1000 just for the motherboard. quick search turns up options for around 500euros but don't be fooled, 10GbE copper is a power hungry mess. go with lower n-baseT speeds if just wan
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by geraldhh 4y ago
i would suspect that they either fear a loss of profit (b/c platform cut) or reputation (because latency/jitter from bad connection will be wrongly blamed on the game rather than the platform)
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by geraldhh 4y ago
maybe, maybe they're just the religious/dogmatic kind.