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hdgvhicv
7mo ago
Far right podcasters. The ones cheering people losing jobs and being jailed over quoting the US president https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/no-freedom-of-s...
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hdgvhicv
7mo ago
The owner of X is more powerful than the owner of 4chan
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7mo ago
US is losing a war on washing, hardly fear inducing https://www.irishtimes.com/world/middle-east/2026/03/18/bloc...
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7mo ago
If you’re on the electric grid why can’t you be on a fibre grid.
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hdgvhicv
8mo ago
So nobody lives in Alabama
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8mo ago
That’s upto the person letting you use their network Skype works fine on my network, and I have no problem with any networks I peer with.
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8mo ago
Companies make a fortune from creating that lack of “self control”
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8mo ago
Total medical expense of any type per capita is far higher in the us - even as a percent of gdp - than anywhere else.
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8mo ago
National governments maybe. Local ones aren’t, and it’s those that fill with nimbys and maintain the majority of control over planning
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8mo ago
If I get someone else to administer my firewall then they had better be cooperative or I will replace them. Typically these complaints come from people using other people’s firewalls against the policy of that firewall.
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8mo ago
I have no problem with p2p traffic as I can open whatever holes I want in my firewall. I can’t do it on someone else’s network as they have granted me a limited access and do big slow me to open such holes.
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8mo ago
That’s what your system volume app does - each process outputting sound has its own slider and you can mix them at various levels.
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8mo ago
If you are trying to break through a firewall you don’t own then that’s not legitimate. If you are buying firewall as a service then request a user interface or change your service provider.
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8mo ago
Basically the same thing. If you legitimately need to establish a connection then put a firewall rule in, whether that needs nat or pat is a function of your available addresses. If you are tying to work around your firewall because it isn’
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8mo ago
In my experience, Cisco ASA does source port persistence by default (when it can’t do it then it falls back to random), fortigates can do it (in various ways depending on version, although fallback method in the map-ports doesn’t work), jun
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8mo ago
You’re getting into birthday paradox territory, throw a few hundred packets in each direction and one will get through This hs a good diagram to understand the options https://rajsinghtech.github.io/claude-diagrams/diag
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8mo ago
You argue that food safety tellregialtikns are just regularity capture?
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8mo ago
My first machine with a mouse had 1 meg of ram. Mouse.sys was loaded into himem from memory and used something like 30kb of precious memory. My first wheel mouse which looks exactly like my current mouse ran on my 4meg 486.
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8mo ago
It’s in the companies interest to make the age verification screen as annoying as companies make cookie pop ups - to just get the parents to click “yes whatever” all the time.
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8mo ago
Malpractice insurance
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8mo ago
Before AI it was outsourcing. “Not my fault the system is down and we’re losing 1m an hour, AWS is having a bad day”
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8mo ago
You couldn’t afford a Commodore 64 or spectrum? Yet were middle class? US median household wage was $24k in 1985 and a c64 $150 More likely your parents decided to spend the money on something else. Like a $400 19” tv
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8mo ago
Unlike many progressives I actually think the lords works well as a location for people who are expert in fields other than getting reelected. But heredity lords, no I don’t get that at all
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8mo ago
we would never have had Linux at all Maybe sco and similar would have managed to fight against windows, but i suspect online would be decades behind what it is without the freedom we knew in the 80s and 90s that so many HN pundits are saliv
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8mo ago
Every mile you drive in an f150 steals fuel that should be going to American planes Patriotic red blooded Americans use renewable energy
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8mo ago
And invading countries to take the oil which the oil companies don’t want
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8mo ago
Amazes me that people pay 20k a month for a dev rather than paying 2k a month for one in Poland or 1k a month for one from India There’s obviously a benefit of paying higher rates for US programmers, but does that benefit change when llms a
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8mo ago
And the bus and train timetables to match. And the work times, I cleumg the shops and offices. That’s what changing the wall clock does.
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8mo ago
Maybe a missile, maybe a drone, maybe debris Doesn’t really matter, we know trumps latest war is the cause
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8mo ago
Only Congress can declare war but here we are with the department of war bombing a foreign country and capturing and assassinating foreign leaders.
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