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by hackeraccount 5mo ago
I think I got the difference in my head. How about this: Obscurity is decreasingly effective as more people use it. Security is more effective as more people use it.
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by hackeraccount 5mo ago
That's fine as long you are really clear in your mind about what's going on. It IT there are a lot of people tossing a blanket over the scooter and believing they're affecting the ability of the the attacker when they're
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by hackeraccount 5mo ago
Just for fun and bitterness I checked on Google Fiber. "Google Fiber generally hands out a /56 IPv6 prefix delegation to residential customers, which allows for 256 subnets of \64's) each." Totally confused as to why XFi
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by hackeraccount 5mo ago
Man a /56 is not as big as you think. I'm an IPv6 neophyte but I'm starting to think about /64's the way I think I think about IPv4 /24's but 802.11 /24's y'know? So Google Fiber giving a y
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by hackeraccount 5mo ago
Dual stack isn't a terrible experience it's just usually bad. I wonder if more effort should have been put into making dual stack good instead of making IPv6 good? Would that have been possible? No clue but my instinct is that m
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by hackeraccount 5mo ago
Never ascended but my main strategy revolved around something fixed in 3.7. Bummed me out so much that I stopped playing. Now though. Maybe I'll go back to it
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by hackeraccount 5mo ago
The more political a page becomes the greater the temptation to abandon a neutral viewpoint (consciously or unconsciously) and to limit the number of people making edits. When it comes to politics Feyman's line about "The first pr
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by hackeraccount 5mo ago
I'd go to you for information before I'd go to the people who say, "It's really all pretty simple..."
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by hackeraccount 5mo ago
The analogy isn't a perfect one. For Climate Change it's a question of opportunity costs. With expected inputs how much will temperature change? What are the effects of that change? How much effort to you put into changing the in
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by hackeraccount 6mo ago
If you get a camera ticket at 41 mph it's because you're driving in a zone where the limit is 30 which sounds pretty residential to me. Is that more or less dangerous then doing 76 mph on a highway? I don't know, it's
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by hackeraccount 6mo ago
Some people in the thread are claiming he's not in fact paying the tickets. I don't know if that's true or not but the people I see on the road acting that willful generally have look to have put some forethought into it i.e
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by hackeraccount 6mo ago
Guy is living his best life. I must be an old man because if I _could_ speed that much I don't think I would. I have gone over the posted limit but I find it stressful - part of that is I'm looking out for cops/cameras but p
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by hackeraccount 6mo ago
I always think about that Simpsons quote about alcohol "The cause of... and solution to... all of life's problems" That's how I feel about copy-paste. Nothing is ever so janus-faced.
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by hackeraccount 6mo ago
Oddly I went hiking with my then girlfriend and discovered that I'm not great at altitude. I believe I told her that she should go on to the top and I'd just sit down and take a break. Maybe a nap. To her credit she saw that fo
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by hackeraccount 6mo ago
This is the question I'd love to see asked to people running for President. Name something you think the States can do that the Federal government is prohibited from doing.
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by hackeraccount 6mo ago
I won't mention the product but supposedly one brand has the size huge, giant and jumbo.
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
Is the issue that there's no there there - or is that LLM chatbots are just not good enough? If they (as they sometimes remind me of ) weren't like a golden retriever that will happily agree with you about anything as long as you
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
Maybe I'm really self-centered but I go through all the motions with those bots - please and thank you for example - but I have zero problems asking the dumbest questions in the world. Wasn't there a bit in Umberto Eco's book
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
I remember when I was a kid one of the cats we had - who at that point was very much not a kitten and blind to boot - had gotten into a tussle with some strange cat. I just reached in to the melee and grabbed our cat. He promptly bit my a
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
I got bit by a dog a while ago and the thing that really woke me up was how unexpected it was. I generally think that I'm fairly observant and empathetic with animals. All B.S. aside I genuinely think I can tell when a dog is scared.
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
I don't know if I liked it more then Soul Of A New Machine but for some reason House stuck with me. I remember a bit that talked about building to a "good and workmanlike manner." It's funny the stuff that sticks with
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
If my daughter said she was choosing between two jobs - plumber and OnlyFans - I'd suggest she buy a wrench. There are a lot of people who will say that all jobs are exploitative. Besides that who's to say the woman on OnlyFans a
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
I agree with your description of what goes on here with this and other things as well. It's depressing that it seems like for almost any activity the two choices are illegal and celebrated. It seems like if you venture an opinion tha
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
Yeah that assumes that AI is an absolute negative. What if it impacts positively? I mean you gotta spend money to make money.
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
Never is a long time.
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
As of March 2026, the average annual salary for a full-time Amazon warehouse worker in the U.S. is approximately $39,183–$47,415 annually, or roughly $18.84–$23.00 per hour. Total compensation, including benefits, can exceed $30 an hour, wi
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by hackeraccount 7mo ago
https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2011-07-13
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by hackeraccount 8mo ago
If it was E.T. I'd sign up for this but if hypothetically they found past evidence of life on Mars then I think that would count. In the time frame that's a pretty unlikely event but I wouldn't say zero.
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by hackeraccount 8mo ago
Employee costs went up. Red Robin cut staff. Chili's on the other hand hired more people. Wait times at Red Robin went up and people stopped going there. Red Robin stock price tanked. Opposite happened at Chili's. There you g
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by hackeraccount 8mo ago
This is a consequence of a lot of people wanting immigrants but not wanting to pass the laws that would allow the number they want. Instead they try to bend the law (see asylum rules under Biden) or ignore it. Personally I'd like to s

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