ikiris

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601.
by ikiris 4y ago
Then you did it wrong, because that's not how that works. You can get ip space with trivial need and multihoming.
602.
by ikiris 4y ago
No, because math.
603.
by ikiris 4y ago
"It's just a simple matter of programming"
604.
by ikiris 4y ago
We'll have both kinds of music, country AND western!
605.
by ikiris 4y ago
citation needed
606.
by ikiris 4y ago
Sso tax comes to mind here
607.
by ikiris 4y ago
Reread what they said. The only thing incognito ever offered was not saving local history.
608.
by ikiris 4y ago
welcome to the tragedy of the commons.
609.
by ikiris 4y ago
Yeah the guy clearly has some serious NIH syndrome.
610.
by ikiris 4y ago
This is a great summary of why this guy's blog is a waste of time honestly. Thanks for doing the work!
611.
by ikiris 4y ago
Any other stocks you like we should short? Lots of things could work. The logistics of hydrogen make it laughable as a mass replacement for gasoline as an energy fuel for mass market.
612.
by ikiris 4y ago
people have like... expectations. I miss the days where you could hate your users and the code didn't have to like have a SLA. /s
613.
by ikiris 4y ago
Ahh right, I forgot about the "user requested" security flag. Makes sense.
614.
by ikiris 4y ago
It does, but only if you can show its not a derivative work. See also the concept of clean room reimplementation.
615.
by ikiris 4y ago
Do you just not understand copyright? That is totally in violation.
616.
by ikiris 4y ago
The part that amazes me is someone this stupid made it through the hiring process.
617.
by ikiris 4y ago
The buildings were designed for much more open access prior to security policy changes that made most of the useful paths exit only.
618.
by ikiris 4y ago
Its a paranoid reading of the normal launch process. Behind the scenes every major change like that is a flag that's deployed first off then slowly flipped to default true as a rollout so that it's as low risk as possible of unint
619.
by ikiris 4y ago
Does he get paid to install / repair?
620.
by ikiris 4y ago
This is a strawman level definition of "work"
621.
by ikiris 4y ago
The problem with rust is explicitly that cognitive load in large codebases. It is much easier to read go code than rust when working on many things. Rust fits great if you don't scale though.
622.
by ikiris 4y ago
Your business model is not required to be viable. I said don't ship them. I did not say don't build prebuilt systems.
623.
by ikiris 4y ago
... maybe don't ship a built system then? Those boxes get dropped
624.
by ikiris 4y ago
Because they do exist, have for 20 years, they just aren't used because that sounds like work that isn't a minimum viable product, or a waste of time to most cowboy "developers" / startups. Testing / separation
625.
by ikiris 4y ago
If this is the case, you've done something horrible in your query program. threads exist, use them. If you're waiting on 500 full sequential RTTs that's your fault. network requests on local fabric can be faster than storage.
626.
by ikiris 4y ago
This fails even basic scrutiny. They can diversify the feed sources by volume.
627.
by ikiris 4y ago
was it to a nigerian prince?
628.
by ikiris 4y ago
Just one example: https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubiquiti/comments/scqlg3/what_happe... the software is basically unupdated for quite some time outside of their new cloud only inferior products, and i've
629.
by ikiris 4y ago
Ubiquity. They're just a software zombie shambling on at this point.
630.
by ikiris 4y ago
Check out Space Exploration mod :P

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