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by irdc 3y ago
But have you actually tested connecting to it from outside the network? Just because something has a public IPv6 address doesn't mean there isn't a firewall somewhere in between. It just means there's no NAT.
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by irdc 3y ago
For those wondering, the highlighting of time zones had to be removed because of geopolitics: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20030822-00/?p=42...
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by irdc 3y ago
This has been dubbed ‘the gym of life’: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KPUlgSRn6e0
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by irdc 3y ago
> Staggering to my mind how mature the previous generation was or had to be. Or how immature they really were?
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by irdc 3y ago
> Can you share the details of your setup? I’m running OpenBSD 7.3 and manually compiled Lemmy 0.17.4 from git (I plan to eventually submit it as a port). I’m running lemmy-server and lemmy-ui behind relayd to ensure both are accessible
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by irdc 3y ago
> What instances are people here using? I’m one of many to run my own instance, letting me be in control of who I federate with (though there’s of course the risk of being defederated myself). It’s not for the faint-hearted, but doable,
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by irdc 3y ago
From a comment in that thread: > The “top” moderator of r|AdviceAnimals — who had taken fewer than a half dozen moderator actions over the past year — chose to exercise power to shut down r|AdviceAnimals, without the consent of (and agai
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by irdc 3y ago
> (op were you seriously running this locally and relying on ngrok?!) It's not my site, I saw it going around on Mastodon a few hours ago and was kinda surprised it hadn't hit HN yet.
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by irdc 3y ago
Interestingly, over half the site's top 1000 subreddits on private barely makes a dent in the number of posts and comments. How much of that is attributable to the long tail of subreddits, and how much to bots?
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by irdc 3y ago
Getting everything to fit inside those limits is obviously part of the challenge. In that sense, what he's doing is more of an art, in that it becomes better as the artist is more limited.
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by irdc 3y ago
She’s combining it with a badly-worn (note the gaps along her glasses) N95-mask. Which is just exposing yourself to pollution with extra steps.
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by irdc 3y ago
> if they were all converted to paid users There's your problem.
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by irdc 3y ago
> According to Dr. Mate, unresolved emotional stress and trauma can disrupt the body's natural balance How does that differ from Germanic New Medicine? (see https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Ryke_Geerd_Hamer )
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by irdc 3y ago
Bacteria have been warring on us since time immemorial. We’ve only just noticed.
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by irdc 3y ago
Not really: following public standards will never be seen as unfair. So a manufacturer merely implementing USB-PD 5.0, which allows for 2 megawatt via water-cooled copper, to fast-charge their devices is in the clear.
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by irdc 3y ago
I’m thinking it’s a generational thing: people who grew up with machines such as the Atari are now of the age where they’d like to re-experience part of their youth.
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by irdc 3y ago
Prolog DCGs have pitfalls that aren’t immediately evident to someone only familiar with BNF, mainly that you have to specify your grammar in Greibach normal form (every nonterminal production starts with a terminal) to get any sort of perfo
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by irdc 3y ago
This is available by default and integrates with existing tools (notably ktrace), making it easier to detect memory leaks on all platforms OpenBSD supports.
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by irdc 3y ago
I don’t believe that what Valve is doing here, deleting a negative customer review of a good or service for sale, is even allowed under the EU e-Commerce directive. Edit: sure looks like it: https://www.loganpartners.com/leg
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by irdc 3y ago
But at some point a human will add so little value that they're not worth the price.
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by irdc 4y ago
That's only true for elastic demand.
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by irdc 4y ago
So people ( other people, of course) intentionally paying too much for their food is what's causing 9,5% year-over-year[0] inflation? I wish I had a witty comeback but I'm honestly just stunned... 0. https://www.bls.go
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by irdc 4y ago
I guess it's easier to blame greedflation on other people being stupid than admitting that you yourself are being fleeced.
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by irdc 4y ago
Things like food?
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by irdc 4y ago
> they are not selling the image but the convenience. Don't forget the peace of mind they're selling. By paying a relatively small amount (relative to the costs of doing the research yourself), you're (mostly) ensured of
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by irdc 4y ago
> I have never in my life seen a multi-volume disk. Some games (I personally only know of Total Annihilation from 1996) had both data and music (in the form of CD digital audio) on the same disc.
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by irdc 4y ago
Hush. Now is not the time. Our thoughts should not be distracted by politics but be with the victims of this horrible event. (/s)
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by irdc 4y ago
Maybe https://ooh.directory/ can help?
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by irdc 4y ago
This is still fairly optimistic. How about: "AI, write an individually tailored speech for every individual citizen in order to convince them that $PLAN is a good thing"?

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