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by ikiris 4y ago
Heh, I was dubious but this is a perfectly valid explanation for why you should not embed phy addresses in IPs. That said, it's absolutely toxic to be telling people to just turn off IPv6. Completely makes me lose trust in the rest of
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by ikiris 4y ago
Never run into this issue in the real world so.... /shrug
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by ikiris 4y ago
Its kind of amazing how much you can tell about a person sometimes from one sentence.
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by ikiris 4y ago
buildfarm takes away a lot of the neutering.
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by ikiris 4y ago
"I've not seen this in real systems, therefore it can't exist" ?
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by ikiris 4y ago
The really hard part is dealing with the data still in backups. It leads to having to do crazy things like individual keyed encryption per user, escrow hilarity, etc.
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by ikiris 4y ago
this is like setting up a one box kubernetes... like... why? if you arent a distributed system, why do you even need a multi node messaging system? there are way better solutions for single node.
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by ikiris 4y ago
why even run a firewall at that point, clearly you put the box on the internet, you want to connect to it. /s
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by ikiris 4y ago
... who do you think is supposed to manage all this complexity if not the people who are building the software?
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by ikiris 4y ago
tldr: if you have a thing that can never go down, you need more of those things.
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by ikiris 4y ago
This reads like a rediscovery of the SRE book step by step. distributed clusters are cool, especially messaging ones, but you have to know how to manage them or you're adding eventual points of failure, not removing them.
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by ikiris 4y ago
You only have to take some of the coding ones though iirc
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by ikiris 4y ago
Firepower is a good start, although for different reasons.
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by ikiris 4y ago
If you allow people to send unsolicited invite sms… what did you expect? You should have lost
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by ikiris 4y ago
No one competent has debated that masks help.
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by ikiris 4y ago
I'm going to be blunt here. No one with medical training thought this wasn't airborne.
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by ikiris 4y ago
Especially all the priests who would be convicted if so.
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by ikiris 4y ago
Because that's what we all want. Yet another place to look for ACL rules...
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by ikiris 4y ago
Good luck with that. Employeers need good senior staff a lot more than those senior staff usually need that specific job.
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by ikiris 4y ago
Sounds like your version of good, and the market of candidate's version of good, do not align.
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by ikiris 4y ago
> Is auto-liquidation a bad thing? Not if you pretend everyone is an island and economies aren't interconnected.
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by ikiris 4y ago
Do me a favor and tell me what the path is on their github registry, and be less ridiculously pedantic.
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by ikiris 4y ago
> imagine the same gui for ffmpeg... I think they call that VLC
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by ikiris 4y ago
I can't find anything the guy has said about the benefits of communisim, or worker revolts, I'm certainly open to change my mind if I've just missed his Leninist screed somewhere. Please link. Otherwise, no, hes not far left,
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by ikiris 4y ago
Cops hesitating to break the law is the goal here. They already hesitate to do protecting at their own peril, as evidenced by that recent school shooting.
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by ikiris 4y ago
It's always hard to find good people when you pay way less than the alternatives they have.
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by ikiris 4y ago
so.... what's bad? You haven't really actually answered the question except for hand waving and most of it is opinions against things that exist for good reason, without justifications.
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by ikiris 4y ago
I think what you meant is that its a real shame that wireguard completely refuses to use any common standards, or actual proper networking.
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by ikiris 4y ago
They're the same withdrawal... Benzos are just far more potent, so the dependence can happen MUCH faster, in like days.
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by ikiris 4y ago
IIRC they didn't not break it.

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