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hdgvhicv
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hdgvhicv
1mo ago
If you join them to a black holed or tarpit said I wonder if that protects against connecting elsewhere. Sure you can connect, but you’ll find all your tcp connections dying.
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1mo ago
European governments still importing Russian fuel. Not that it matters much as fuel is mostly fungible, if Europe imported from elsewhere for a higher price they’d be the middle man.
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hdgvhicv
1mo ago
If the fine is higher than the revenue they get from it then that would presumably work.
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1mo ago
Watching a TV that doesn’t watch you back is a reasonable expectation of privacy, and has been since 1984 was written.
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1mo ago
THe phrase is “leaving money on the table” Pure naked greed, something to be celebrated in our Ferengi style capitalist system.
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1mo ago
Just not for emergency services!
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1mo ago
What it tends to mean is “prevent the US homeland from being threatened” and “keep US trade flowing”
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1mo ago
The US government has been targeting endowments. Wikipedia is far too entrenched in a single country to survive a real attack.
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1mo ago
Vast majority of managers are also workers.
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2mo ago
What law in what country?
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2mo ago
Excellent. I will thus take a copy of the latest Disney movie and train myself on it while claiming fair use as a defence to the accusation of copyright infringement.
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2mo ago
James was born on the British Isles, near Boulogne-sur-Mer, in 2009 CE. James's table is mostly oat and barley bread, pork and dairy, and cabbage and peas, with apples in season, and coffee and sugar as well. He is literate. Odd for a
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The tennant pays now anyway. Of a landlord could charge more rent they would. Two identical properties, one under mortgage and one that isn’t, have identical rental prices. The costs to the landlord are irrelevant.
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2mo ago
An ISP should be giving you a /56. If they are giving you a /60 that the sign of a terrible ISP anyway.
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2mo ago
So change ISP. Your isp is making a fortune from you as part of price segregation, nothing to do with demand.
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2mo ago
Write only would be /dev/null. Not much use for a backup. I think you mean write once read many! And those dropped off in popularity decades ago, laziness and cost, centralised storage, snapshots which are “good enough” (but aren’
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2mo ago
232 crossover was still going in the PC era with laplink. Parallel was an option too if I remember. Used to play Duke Nukem 3D over a null modem serial cable. In the days of the spectrum where you loaded via an analog audio input from a tap
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2mo ago
HN has very little understanding of networking in general.
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2mo ago
IPv4 costs are tiny compared to the cost of providing an internet connection.
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2mo ago
My phone, on 4g, is not IPv6 At home it can be if I connect t to my ip6 ssid, but there’s a stateful firewall which may as well nat.
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2mo ago
And for the next 20 years been basically unneeded. How much AC does Alaska have?
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2mo ago
The plains
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2mo ago
The actual plan is option 2.
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2mo ago
People get arrested and fined for speech quite a lot in the US. I guess that’s just a consequence https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/03/23/supre... https://english.elpa
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US free speech is qualified too - just in different ways. And even when free speech is protected, it doesn’t stop you receiving the consequences log being arrested or losing your job and home.
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2mo ago
Just charge a tax on the value of the land.
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2mo ago
In which case the global economy is dead and there’s no one to buy their work?
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2mo ago
Not in icelands case
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2mo ago
It increased migration, and switched it from culturally and historically aligned Europeans to culturally different African and South Asian. Exactly as “project fear” predicted.
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2mo ago
Fishing. Their IQ is high enough to understand it’s not a clear cut answer (unlike say the U.K where fishing is an insignificant part of the economy that was mainly sold off by British fishermen when they retired)
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