ikiris

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841.
by ikiris 5y ago
My response was in the privilege it takes to assume hiring a tutor is trivial / affordable for generic students, not that things can be gamed by wealthy parents.
842.
by ikiris 5y ago
Yes yes, have them do it at your lake house during the derby my good sport. You can even take more time if you have your chef prepare you meals so you can study through!
843.
by ikiris 5y ago
https://xkcd.com/927/ Can you.... not?
844.
by ikiris 5y ago
A lot of this crowd thinks toll everything is the right solution, since there is a heavy libertarian... presence.
845.
by ikiris 5y ago
I can think of multiple cases where the best result is probably volume of output that looks good without close scrutiny.
846.
by ikiris 5y ago
the benchmark you even link shows absolutely abysmal performance curves, dropping down into even half a gig perf for small packets single stream.
847.
by ikiris 5y ago
not sure how accurate it is these days either
848.
by ikiris 5y ago
Encrypt it and lose the key is generally effective.
849.
by ikiris 5y ago
Which do you think costs more? I can tell you the marginal value for most all content is basically zero. The hosting costs aren't.
850.
by ikiris 5y ago
Dude, this is basic overlay filesystem stuff / just look at every live image ever.
851.
by ikiris 5y ago
how to fail at email sending and tarpits, in one easy codebase...
852.
by ikiris 5y ago
you can totally have FU money working a regular job if the job pays well enough. There are plenty of them out there.
853.
by ikiris 5y ago
From what I've heard from their former employees (engineer / corporate, not warehouse), the best employer bit is laughable
854.
by ikiris 5y ago
I heard it costs a lot of money to do these builds, for low return. You might even call it a natural monopoly, if you believe in such things like basic economics.
855.
by ikiris 5y ago
it does if the data matters...
856.
by ikiris 5y ago
Yeah it's much cheaper just to pay the ransomware and have your data stolen. No one seems to care if your data is leaked anyway.
857.
by ikiris 5y ago
To be blunt, if you're doing cloud VMs that way, you set yourself up for failure. The whole point of cloud is autoscale distributed workflows.
858.
by ikiris 5y ago
is the search function at /browse ?
859.
by ikiris 5y ago
They cost less.
860.
by ikiris 5y ago
Just require everyone evil to set the evil bit, and everything would be much easier.
861.
by ikiris 5y ago
You say that as if rabbitmq takes more than an 8th grader to set up in a few hours?
862.
by ikiris 5y ago
It always amazes me when someone says they can't ever be down, and then says they only serve from one physical location actively. One of these things is not like the other.
863.
by ikiris 5y ago
They should have known going in it was a sham permit. When you take advantage of one of the most corrupt and inept administrations in modern times, you get what you pay for.
864.
by ikiris 5y ago
you're comparing apples and pumpkins. SNMP is a query mechanism, eBPF is the sampling mechanism.
865.
by ikiris 5y ago
You're kidding right? There are giant maps of these cables all over the place.
866.
by ikiris 5y ago
Do you think it's stealing your power too?
867.
by ikiris 5y ago
As exchange for their otherwise unpaid service from those devices, they're using a fraction of your potentially capped internet if you happen to be in a market with such poor competition and/or poor regulatory environment that you
868.
by ikiris 5y ago
Most of the point is removing round trips from setup. SCTP doesn't do that.
869.
by ikiris 5y ago
No it isn't, that's basic stateful firewalling. NAT in no way provides security. At all.
870.
by ikiris 5y ago
The entire concept of zero trust network.

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