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by iso1631 6mo ago
Pro Life party? The one that just killed thousands of people in an unprovoked attack and then threatened millions more but only held off because high gas prices might lose them some support at home?
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by iso1631 6mo ago
I can't believe there are still so-called intellegent people coming out with this crap. 1985 sure. Maybe 2000 But now?
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by iso1631 6mo ago
> willing to accept new information with evidence. Comancho saw the green shoot at the end and changed his mind. That to me is what makes it utopian
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by iso1631 6mo ago
Idiocracy looks more and more utopian
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by iso1631 6mo ago
adverts are unethical, they use psychological manipulation to influence people against their will and often without their knowledge.
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by iso1631 6mo ago
> Adsense (because why not?!?). Because ads are cancerous, it may make you a few dollars, it massively reduces the usage of the internet, it eats resources (energy, time) from the world, it helps breaks privacy, it continues to paint th
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by iso1631 6mo ago
If you are worried about apple being compelled to do something, then they can do that at the OS level rather than something obvious in the I think this is simply updating some api call which no longer works properly, coupled with the terrib
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by iso1631 7mo ago
It must store the fingerprints to determine if I'm unique, otherwise everyone would be unique. If it doesn't store the fingerprints then how does it tell the difference between 5 identical looking browsers connecting from 5 differ
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by iso1631 7mo ago
I don't directly deal with public peering, I leave that to my colleagues, my only practical BGP knowlege is on private ASes. Your shitty ISP doesn't give you an ipv4 access, that's fine. ipv4 address blocks cost $20 an addres
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by iso1631 7mo ago
So no compelling here. The police asked for it and google gave it, either for free or in exchange for money. They didn't say "no" to the police, they didn't wait for a court order. The bad guy here is google. And the peo
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by iso1631 7mo ago
Why would the police go to all that hassle of compelling google to give it up when it can simply buy it on the open market.
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by iso1631 7mo ago
coveryoutracks always tells me I'm unique Which is concerning. Until you realise I do the same thing a few days later and I'm still unique.
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by iso1631 7mo ago
My pihole does a good enough job with phones. I know google wants to close this (hence pushing things like DoH) Last time I tried firefox on the iphone it was rubbish compared with safari. Same with some ad blocking app I had back in the da
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by iso1631 7mo ago
I run into occasional articles, often linked from here, for say economist or ft.com or new york times I'm not signing up for a subscription for that journal, but paying a small amount for access to that one article is a no brainer. I d
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by iso1631 7mo ago
fe80:: is for link local. You'd want to use something starting fc00:: or fd00:: In your typical home environment, just set your ULA to fd00::12 instead of 192.168.0.12, or fd00:16:34 instead of 192.168.16.34 Yes you'll run into is
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by iso1631 7mo ago
My vrrp address for my dns server at home is 2001:8b0:abcd::53 It's about as easy to remember as 81.187.123.45//192.168.0.53 Almost all ipv6 addresses I encounter start with 2001, so I just need to remember my home prefix is
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by iso1631 7mo ago
> what3words Is terrible Yes > search and rescue teams are actively against people using it. Sadly no https://media.neas.nhs.uk/news/3-words-can-save-lives
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by iso1631 7mo ago
I don't have CG Nat, I choose a proper ISP. Opening a hole in my ipv6 firewall or forwarding a port in in my ipv4 firewall is effectively the same thing, I define the policy (allow traffic arriving on $address on tcp/1234 to this
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by iso1631 7mo ago
No device on my ipv6 vlans can establish P2P tunnels outside with random clients. Firewalls and good old monetisation prevented your p2p connectivity utopia, not nat.
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by iso1631 7mo ago
Creating a v4 socket should map to a v6 address lower down, making v6 transparent to v4 only applications.
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by iso1631 7mo ago
the ISP can see 58 different ipv6 addresses sending packets in the last hour With ipv4 it can see one ipv4 address Now sure that 58 could all be on one device with 58 different IPs and using a different one for each connection In reality th
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by iso1631 7mo ago
Sure you can do that So what's the point in ipv6?
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by iso1631 7mo ago
Sure, but they sit on an iot vlan where your firewall prevents access except specificly allowed services
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by iso1631 7mo ago
My ISP doesn't rotate my /48 However if I change my ISP I get a new one, and that means a renumbering.
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by iso1631 7mo ago
Why would you assume anyone on this website is from or lives in a country which has nukes?
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by iso1631 7mo ago
Wikipedia says about 40% of America approves of him
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by iso1631 7mo ago
$100 will buy €87. On January 1st 2025 it bought €96 Had you bought $1000 of S&P on Jan 1st 2025 you'd have $1070 Had you bought $1000 of EUR on the same day and put it under the bed, you'd have $1100 $1000 in DAX in Euros wou
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by iso1631 7mo ago
You literally launched a war on cheap oil. Trump is the biggest environmentalist terrorist on the planet. Blow up a few schools and cause the world to double down on cutting out their oil usage. It would be hilarious if people weren't
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by iso1631 7mo ago
If you voted for Trump over an inanimate carbon rod then you'd need your head examining. But America still likes him. The only thing that's tarnished him is that it costs a little more to drive a gas guzzler
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by iso1631 7mo ago
Massively slow Completely inaccurate, claiming the uk is currently producing 115GW of electricity for example

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