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by gruturo 11mo ago
> NAT also destroyed much of the end-to-end principle. If you don't have a real IP address and relies on a NAT router to forward your data, it needs to be in a protocol the router recognizes. Not necessarily. Many protocols can surv
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by gruturo 11mo ago
Yep it's full of IP protocols other than the well-known TCP, UDP and ICMP (and, if you ever had the displeasure of learning IPSEC, its AH and ESP). A bunch of multicast stuff (IGMP, PIM) A few routing protocols (OSPF, but notably not B
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by gruturo 11mo ago
ChatGPT doesn't really have much of a moat. If it becomes Microsoft or Nvidia exclusive, it just opens an opportunity for its competitors. I barely notice which LLM I'm using unless it's something super specific where one is
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by gruturo 11mo ago
I have close to 150 hours in Skyrim VR. What makes it unplayable without mods?
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by gruturo 11mo ago
I'm in the same boat. Due to my vision not being perfect even after correction, a Quest 3 is entirely sufficient.
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by gruturo 11mo ago
It absolutely doesn't take an app to issue a boarding pass which will appear in your Apple Wallet. It's literally a zip (with extension .pkpass) containing a master JSON, a few assets like logos and a digital signature. There are
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by gruturo 11mo ago
At 199EUR without the cells, I'm _almost_ tempted to go for it. It's a bit steep but the savings on the cells would already make the whole thing overall viable. If it had the ability to charge from USB-C as a contingency solution,
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by gruturo 11mo ago
You should definitely replace all cells together - a new cell will have a different capacity and could "charge" an adjacent older cell to rebalance, causing a fire (but a good BMS won't allow that - on the other hand you&#x27
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by gruturo 11mo ago
Webp is utter garbage. Awful quality loss, which they're still in denial of, for minimal size gains over a jpeg encoded with modern software (which is also way way more compatible - software from 35 years ago can open it). But I'm
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by gruturo 11mo ago
e-bikes don't necessarily need more power but they could benefit from a smaller and lighter motor. If it becomes small enough to "disappear" in the pedal assembly for example, it would allow more design/parts commonality
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by gruturo 11mo ago
Make that 3.0000001% After trying Bazzite for a few weeks around 1.5 years ago, I was pleasantly surprised but the (back then) poor state of nVidia support was an issue. I went back to the Windows 10 partition with the intention of switchin
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by gruturo 1y ago
I use Steam gift cards to load my own Steam wallet, to avoid having Visa/Mastercard in the loop since they started dictating which games can be published and which can't.
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by gruturo 1y ago
It 100% works for vacation rentals. I found an AirBnB I liked in Spain, went there 3 more times over the past few years. One time it was already booked and the owner put me in an even better, larger (4BR) place at a discount. Caveat: your S
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by gruturo 1y ago
That is either a very naive take, or a dishonest one. You don't need an actual nazi party issuing member cards to recognize someone strongly aligned with the values, opinion and realities of the WW2 (and previous decade) nazi party as
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by gruturo 1y ago
In both this comment and the previous one you describe issues which do not exist on a TenKeyLess keyboard. You must be confusing TKL with other layouts. On a TKL setup, the arrow keys are not cramped, they're full size and precisely wh
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by gruturo 1y ago
I think the parent poster didn't imply that TKL keyboads are intrinsically superior (on the other hand, unless your task is in the 1% benefiting from a keypad.... they kind of are IMHO, at least they're more portable and don'
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by gruturo 1y ago
So nurses, professors, teachers and artists will be in higher demand and they'll have to pay them a better salary to fill positions? which may attract people who currently avoid those career cause they lead to poverty? Yup I'm sol
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by gruturo 1y ago
That Das Keyboard is the only piece in the entire website I didn't quite dislike. But I'm biased as I'm typing this on one (although a Tenkeyless one - it's ridiculous to have a numpad, it's not the 80s). The rest
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by gruturo 1y ago
Same size as a normal ISA connector but "deeper" (2 rows of contact if you could inspect them)? EISA Full ISA connector (potentially missing the bit in the middle) and then a further piece? VLB Shorter than ISA but higher density?
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by gruturo 1y ago
> They were worried about suing and being sued. In the place and time, gas stations simply did not make money off gas. > They made money by selling coffee, which costs less than a cent, for five bucks. True. That's no reason to &
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by gruturo 1y ago
Datacenters seem to be increasingly power/cooling (i.e., power)/water (if they use it) limited. I'm wondering if the lower CPU density really matters when 75% of a DC risks remaining empty because the power budget is maxxed o
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by gruturo 1y ago
> some games and apps will stop supporting ipv4 on the basis that nat traversal is a pain and dual stack networking is a pain None of these are actually the game/app developers' problem. The OS takes care of them for you (you m
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by gruturo 1y ago
They were probably having you do this so that they could price the gas as high as possible while still in line with the neighborhood going price. Why sell at 200 while the best next price nearby is 260? Sell at 250.
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by gruturo 1y ago
I'm with you, but.... no. At the level where the controller is operating, things are no longer digital. Capacity (as in farads, not bytes), voltage, crosstalk, debouncing, traces behaving like antennas, terminations, what have you. Ana
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by gruturo 1y ago
Indeed. Consider it trolling, ignore it. It's just stupid.
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by gruturo 1y ago
There's a giant pile of software - decades worth of it, literally - which was already written and released, much of it now unmaintained and/or closed source, where the effort you cite is not a possibility. By all means anything re
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by gruturo 1y ago
> Shall we require Netflix to release server builds so that you can access their content indefinitely because you paid for a subscription at some point? Actually not Netflix as they just offer a monthly subscription and not individual sa
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by gruturo 1y ago
Because making people happy costs you nothing, in this case and many many others, so why wouldn't you?
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by gruturo 1y ago
Weird. An international first class ticket is extremely easy to change, likely at no additional cost - so he'd lose approximately 0$ out of those 10k. It's a phone call, and if you're a 19yr old whose family can afford it, mo
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by gruturo 1y ago
I disabled all possible notifications hoping I would only have the streak reminder, but no - it still abuses them with random crap. I then set an iPhone reminder for the streak, and completely disabled duolingo's notifications from the

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