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451.
by ikiris 3y ago
How to waste your time tracking down 20000 wanna be script kiddies?
452.
by ikiris 3y ago
The link to the exploit accidentally went public. Anyone can have it.
453.
by ikiris 3y ago
Sure, we could even call those network subnets that way we've got plenty of space for all the internet and expansion since 32 wasn't enough, and have another 64 bits for host identifiers. This feels familiar somehow...
454.
by ikiris 3y ago
This shows a basic lack of understanding as to how any of this works.
455.
by ikiris 3y ago
If there existed a magic wand to make longer addresses work with existing stuff sure, but since there didn't, you have all the exact same problems as ipv6 which is already basically the same thing as ipv4 anyway with 128 bit addressing
456.
by ikiris 3y ago
Yes...
457.
by ikiris 3y ago
It basically is.
458.
by ikiris 3y ago
None of what parent said in any way resembles how kidneys or even biology in general functions.
459.
by ikiris 3y ago
Or we rediscover regulation and people pay out enough in settlements that insurance decides its important again.
460.
by ikiris 3y ago
Those wages are what middle class is due to inflation. Stop wanting everyone to be as poor as you god damn. I want employees to make as much as they can, not all the wealth concentrate in a capital class. WTF is wrong with people?
461.
by ikiris 3y ago
This is why this country sucks, no one wants people to be paid adequately if it's more than they make. Talk about crab bucket mentality.
462.
by ikiris 3y ago
Sending video frames between services is expensive, also doing per state transition hosting on things doing state transitions multiple times per second in a single stream is also expensive... Like, did they even think about cost when design
463.
by ikiris 3y ago
You mean the company that's been part of Google for near 20 years? Like I don't like tracking either, but this is kind of the point of the first party thing. They're clearly the same party.
464.
by ikiris 3y ago
It's not like he can understand it for you.
465.
by ikiris 3y ago
You're literally looking at the graph of the impact here.
466.
by ikiris 3y ago
Whelp, that's what happens when you set up repeated risk of massive currency issues via defaults in credit over and over and over again for political leverage to prevent poor people having more food stamps. I hope it was worth it.
467.
by ikiris 3y ago
If an econ forum started discussing gravity, there'd be some austrian physics guy yelling about how the invisible hand of the market pushes down on everyone.
468.
by ikiris 3y ago
its also only the first of the month, and a holiday in many areas.
469.
by ikiris 3y ago
I've literally met people who brag about trashing resumes with pronouns, openly because they think they're immune to consequences.
470.
by ikiris 3y ago
You can clearly see other posts that list multiple positions. This isn’t hard.
471.
by ikiris 3y ago
So list the ones that would be relevant on HN, with reasonable ranges.
472.
by ikiris 3y ago
You might consider a better way than dropdown selection for zipcodes. heh
473.
by ikiris 3y ago
What makes you think the spam isn't signed?
474.
by ikiris 3y ago
If you don't want to go compete with John Deere in this space even though you see this as a lack of competition, that's a basic answer to your question.
475.
by ikiris 3y ago
Based on evidence presented, this one we're talking about right now wasn't.
476.
by ikiris 3y ago
I understand this basically ruined a lot of the feel of Supernatural if you never saw it on air.
477.
by ikiris 3y ago
What happens if the moon is made of cheese? Outside of obscure hypotheticals you make do or switch providers.
478.
by ikiris 3y ago
What does this have to do with the thread discussion?
479.
by ikiris 3y ago
Careful, you'll also summon the people who block port 80/443 UDP
480.
by ikiris 3y ago
How does a larger subnet hurt you?

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