johnklos

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by johnklos 1y ago
They are not all in the US.
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by johnklos 1y ago
Cloudflare is a for-profit company in the US. Their privacy claims can't be believed. Even if we did believe them, we have no idea if rsolution data isn't taken by US TLA agencies.
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by johnklos 1y ago
They don't agree to be held to that standard, period. Please illustrate how if you think differently.
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by johnklos 1y ago
No reasonable person would ever think that Google preserves their privacy. Perhaps Google preserves it enough so they can sell whatever information they're hiding, but that's about it.
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by johnklos 1y ago
You forget about targetted tracking, stalkers, and the very simple reality that this is a certain way to see if people looked at the email. Handwaving this away because "nobody will do this" is in the same family of issues as &quo
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by johnklos 1y ago
But you're giving Google money. I should've qualified what I wrote, but what I mean is that no matter who you are, if you don't know someone there and aren't paying them money, there's no way to communicate with hum
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by johnklos 1y ago
I suppose we've got a lot of Google fans here! Do you like not being able to contact anyone there? You could be a Youtube creator with a million followers and you'll never correspond with anyone with any control over anything at G
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by johnklos 1y ago
And let's not forget that bootstrapping rust using something other than rust is quite useful.
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by johnklos 1y ago
...because fighting about silly things that are just fun to poke each other about is much more fun than fighting about things like politics in this day and age... vi versus emacs, vi versus vim, (guh sound)IF versus (j sound)IF, m68k versus
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by johnklos 1y ago
Salespeak ;)
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by johnklos 1y ago
Many of you chose Windows, so, well, yes.
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by johnklos 1y ago
I'm so happy to see someone calling NVIDIA out for their bullshit. The current state of GPU programming sucks, and that's just an example of the problems with the GPU market today. The lack of open source anything for GPU programm
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by johnklos 1y ago
> there's really no price/performance comparison Huh? A Ryzen can easily do real time transcoding. So why can't we do a price/performance comparison? A low end Ryzen that can easily do 4K 60 fps transcoding in real ti
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by johnklos 1y ago
I can only surmise that you're a troll. What I wrote has plenty about the N100. Why not refute any of the number of things I brought up?
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by johnklos 1y ago
Holy cow! Ubuntu really takes their hardware gatekeeping seriously. Of course we'll hear from the apologists about how much extra work supporting "low end" systems is - think of the developers! think of Ubuntu's bottom l
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by johnklos 1y ago
Reddit is filled with posts where people try to make their values in to everyone else's. Want an Arm SBC? Get an N100 instead! Want a Ryzen to transcode video? Get an N100 instead! Want a NAS? Get an N100 instead! I get it, N100 people
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by johnklos 1y ago
True. For all those people who want to make excuses for Cloudflare, it's an excellent reminder that they've known about this problem for years and they still haven't fixed it. Are they inept? Or do they really only care about
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by johnklos 1y ago
No. Companies don't care about saving money by itself. They care about and would see value in spending money where they thought that their competitors were paying more for the same thing. It's similar to this fortune(6): It
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by johnklos 1y ago
I've been telling people for ages to not trust ISP provided hardware. Notice the vague language here which means they reserve the right to share private information for anything that might be called an investigation, or for any dispu
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by johnklos 1y ago
When you want to use a public address over a tunnel, IPv6 makes things easier. Instead of setting up a tunnel to a specific IPv4, deleting your default route, adding that deleted route as the other endpoint's IPv4 route, then adding th
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by johnklos 1y ago
Most of the people who parrot the "tape is dead" stuff haven't used tape. When it comes to the reliability of putting something on a shelf, then pulling it off twenty years later, tape still is better than everything else.
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by johnklos 1y ago
That it doesn't run Windows 11 is a feature - that way, you can choose when to make the move, or choose not to, or choose something else entirely.
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by johnklos 1y ago
The title is wrong. It's not free - you need to give them your data, in the most literal way possible, or you need to otherwise use magic "company points" that you earn by giving up your privacy. That's not free.
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by johnklos 1y ago
Thunderbird is basically a web browser that executes whatever you want it to.
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by johnklos 1y ago
You have to possess the IP.
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by johnklos 1y ago
USB 3 is 5 Gbps, but real world never exceeds 400 MB/sec. 350 MB/sec isn't bad for a single USB 3 port.
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by johnklos 1y ago
This article has nothing to do with the speed of a Raspberry Pi as a server, unless the purpose of this server is to run "kopia". I ran an 8 gig Raspberry Pi 4 with mirrored 8 TB spinning rust disks for quite a while. Performance
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by johnklos 1y ago
Cloudflare protects scammers and want to recentralize the Internet around a for-profit company based in the Untied States. One-Punch Man is a reluctant mentor, is often broke, loves ramen and cares about others. They are not the same.
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by johnklos 1y ago
Have you ever played with ResEdit? It's a wonderful tool that shows you all sorts of parts of programs and files that you'd need tools like ghidra to show you today. ResEdit came from Apple, though, and is incredibly easy to use.
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by johnklos 1y ago
I, and I'm sure others, are suspicious that F**book will train AI on it, will keep copies and apply their own licenses, et cetera, until someone calls them out on it (ie, sues them).

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