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by izacus 6mo ago
I doubt Motorola will give him a phone cheaper than 449$ though.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Powerline in practice does not come anywhere near performance of a good WiFI7 setup - even through walls WiFi tends to be more stable and faster outside special conditions (e.g. multiple floors or thick walls).
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by izacus 6mo ago
What does this rant have to do with the linked report in this article?
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by izacus 6mo ago
Calling out blatant lying and bot propaganda isn't "smearing the opposition". It's disgusting that people run here, write utter complete lying bullshit and then you attack folks that say "hey, this is complete bulls
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by izacus 6mo ago
If you want protection from the government, you should most likely emmigrate to countries that really care about that - like United States of America. They spent a lot of time adding laws to protect themselves against the government.
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by izacus 6mo ago
You need to learn what democracy is then.
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by izacus 6mo ago
> In case people no longer remember, when China started to require websites to register for a license before be allowed to operate, it was for "protecting the children" too. People don't remember because it didn't hap
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by izacus 6mo ago
What benefit does 4x4 give you? I haven't seen a single client station with more than 1x1 or 2x2. Do you have so many clients that transmit concurrently?
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by izacus 6mo ago
This kind of "well eksuallyyyy" argument isn't very useful or good faith when a systemic harm is highlighted. It's just contrarian muddying of the conversation.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Can you explain how is the example of Venetian republic relevant for something like a massive multi-cultural, multi-racial federation in 21st century? One that's led by 100s of old people not just ten rich family heads?
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by izacus 6mo ago
The only thing that's worse is seeing people like you defend scams, exploitation and worsening of consumer experience with trite high school "economics" explanations - and then insulting abused parties because of it.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Which high performance Linux supported SoC should they use on your opinion?
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by izacus 6mo ago
Let's try with you providing some proof instead of talking about belief. We're not a church.
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by izacus 6mo ago
I don't know what "most" in your case means, but pretty much none of the new laptops I've seen have S3 support available in their UEFI. And even if you somehow patch it in, the peripherals don't have drivers anymore
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by izacus 6mo ago
UK has a massive new renewable installations which aren't affected by gas prices.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Average price of sold new car in EU is around 45.000 so what exactly is your point?
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by izacus 6mo ago
Does that include the CPU burning cat girl captchas or not?
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by izacus 6mo ago
Do you still believe in free markets? What other things? Santa? The Easter Bunny? They're not real you know.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Stop lying.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Easily. It's a tradeoff.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Are you part of any codec development team to use "we" here?
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by izacus 6mo ago
I wouldn't try to reinvent DHCP, kept NAT and generally attempted to keep the overall shape of a v6 network the same as v4 networks to ease transition of large deployments. Ipv6 now has most of that - after years of resistance - which
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by izacus 6mo ago
Nothing is stopping you from buying those 100$+ USB4/Thunderbolt5 cables that can do everything all at once. I mean, it's dumb to charge a phone with it, since you don't need 80Gbps capability, but it'll fit your require
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by izacus 6mo ago
People would still complain that you can pickup the wrong cable and it won't work for 10GbE and that the ports look the same but some work on 10Mbit and others on 2.5GbE! Some can even give and receive power and look the same as others
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by izacus 6mo ago
That's because they actually get paid for providing a reliable service, not for ipv6.
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by izacus 6mo ago
This is a fake argument. Noone is arguing for backwards compatibility. But there was also no necessity to demand reshaping networks and changing address assignment in a way that made migration extremely work intensive and hard to deploy in
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by izacus 6mo ago
And then still use a CV scanning service that rejects non-AI resumes.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Civil behavior and thanks isn't a reward. It's the lowest of baselines for being human.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Just open any topic around systemd or Wayland here and see just how insanely unhinged people get at abusing OSS developers. At this time the amount of toxic bile spewed at the OSS project I work on outpaces any good coverage by about 2:1.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Yeah, their products are expensive but every one of them proved high quality and reliable.

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