izacus

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by izacus 10mo ago
Ah, the situation there is a bit more complicated, sorry :)
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by izacus 10mo ago
A few % is an easy cost not to live in a private surveillance distopia. 7% is a number that's a pure guess.
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by izacus 10mo ago
Note how this says nothing about root lockout. The fact that no root lockout means "inadequate protection" is something you projected onto this statement and that's the part I'm addressing in my comment. No one actually
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by izacus 10mo ago
The development isn't done in the public tree (anymore), you essentially get a git push every 6 months in public.
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by izacus 10mo ago
A lot of amazing recommendations well worth the visit. The one that's missing is my favorite one though: the sister museums in Sinsheim and Speyer: https://sinsheim.technik-museum.de/en/ They have both Concorde an
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by izacus 10mo ago
No, Fritzboxes have distinguished themselves by being about the best device you can hope to get from an ISP.
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by izacus 10mo ago
> I don't focus on quality because I like quality. I couldn't give a flying toss. Why not? Did noone in your life teach you to build things well and take pride in your work?
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by izacus 10mo ago
> So, my question to all that fight this "quality obsessed developer" is: Why have I never met any developer obsessed about the code quality, but I hear about them all the time? I wonder where those guys are too, since most of
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by izacus 10mo ago
> If someone steals the secrets from a rooted phone and steals customer's money the bank is on the hook, so banks do everything they can to minimize this risk. Now that's just not true now, is it? Sure the lawyers told you that
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by izacus 10mo ago
Or they could continue taking a small % of loss, remain wildly profitable and not abuse people.
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by izacus 10mo ago
GoG games run just fine on Linux through Proton. GoG Galaxy too.
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by izacus 10mo ago
> I’m still wondering where the co-founder got the 25M dollars. From sales of millions upon millions of copies of The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 games?
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by izacus 10mo ago
If you hate to be that guy, why did you decide to be that guy?
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by izacus 10mo ago
> vs used to help you build setup.exe, which was always a huge chore to use. Was it... REALLY though? Everyone knew how to use the setup wizards.
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by izacus 10mo ago
Yes, people who were at best average engineers and those that atrophied at their skill through lack of practice seem to be the biggest AI fanboys in my social media. It's telling, isn't it?
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by izacus 10mo ago
This kind of insulting quip, refusing to engage with the body of the post, is really inappropriate. Can you please not behave like an arse?
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by izacus 10mo ago
Look harder - maybe start with equipment that ISPs give out as their internet boxes.
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by izacus 10mo ago
I don't think "IPv6 is safe because ISP is blocking all your ingress traffic" is a positive argument for an IP standard that's supposed to enable every device to be routable on the internet without things like NAT. (Also
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by izacus 10mo ago
This gaslighting keeps being repeated, but fact of the matter is that any consumer/home network will be exposed to the internet if they're using SOHO equipment via IPv6 and won't be via IPv4. And huge % of SOHO routers won&#x
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by izacus 10mo ago
> I agree it's not a failure, but after 3 decades it's still frustratingly annoying to use at times. Anyone sane would call a standard that remains annoying to use after 30 years a failure.
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by izacus 10mo ago
Well that was a failed idea which has since been abandoned by anyone trying to remain half sane while deploying IPv6.
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by izacus 10mo ago
"The shit about IPv4" was easy to learn and well documented and supported. "The shit about IPv6" is a mess of approaches that even the biggest fanboys can't agree on and are even less available on equipment used by
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by izacus 10mo ago
Sure, but there was also no need to reinvent address assignment, routing and bunch of other stuff that now causes a massive headache due to mismatch of architectures on dual-stack deployments.
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by izacus 10mo ago
Every IPv6 networker fan has rabidly torn me to pieces when I asked how to deploy DHCPv6. Apparently it's "not how it's done" and we're "doing it wrong". My SOHO equipment doesn't really support it ei
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by izacus 10mo ago
I struggle to figure out how you came to the conclusion that a soulless money transaction is somehow comparable to buying a custom made vinyl album someone spent time on.
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by izacus 10mo ago
Instead you give control over chilren to a private company like a silly american.
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by izacus 10mo ago
That's outright not true though.
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by izacus 10mo ago
I'm pretty sure there's going to be a bunch of comments here taking the article seriously just so the usual people can rant over Wayland more.
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by izacus 10mo ago
And yet somehow you outright opened it with a direct falsehood.
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by izacus 10mo ago
So it supports both for a year and a half, what are you nitpicking now exactly?

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