josephcsible

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by josephcsible 4mo ago
> No, that would be reverted for "violating the author's intent" if you edited an existing answer Can you link to an example of when that happened when it shouldn't have? > if you posted a new answer it'd be p
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by josephcsible 4mo ago
I meant it's one address per interface, and loopback has always been its own interface.
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by josephcsible 4mo ago
I think the weirdness comes from the use of multiple addresses at once, specifically fe80::whatever addresses always being present and getting used even on normal setups when everything's working fine and a global address is configured
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by josephcsible 4mo ago
I really wish FUTO would stick with FSF-approved licenses.
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by josephcsible 4mo ago
Sure, there are a few things it's better at. I don't think it's entirely bad, just that the good things are way outweighed by the bad.
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by josephcsible 5mo ago
They're similar in that they're both new things that are worse than what they're meant to replace.
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by josephcsible 5mo ago
https://xkcd.com/932/
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by josephcsible 5mo ago
> It’s all the same just different syntax. That reminds me of Chris Reigrut's story from https://thedailywtf.com/articles/Holiday_Smorgasbord
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by josephcsible 5mo ago
Wouldn't that be worse? With dependencies, it's at least possible that someone else has audited the code, but with a vibe-coded from scratch app, it's definitely totally unreviewed.
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by josephcsible 5mo ago
This doesn't really have anything to do with the merits of the languages themselves, but rather with the rewrite being entirely vibe coded. If it had been from Rust to Zig instead of from Zig to Rust, I expect the exact same response w
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Starbucks scraps AI inventory tool across North America(reuters.com)
5 points by josephcsible 5mo ago|0 comments
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by josephcsible 5mo ago
By that logic, someone else would ask "what's the point of ECH since that data will just leak via DNS?" and then neither technology would ever roll out. Deploying this now despite that is exactly how you fix that chicken-and-
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by josephcsible 5mo ago
The issue isn't that there's a toggle to turn off the cloud protocol in firmware. The issue is specifically that they now require you to turn off the cloud protocol if you want local access.
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by josephcsible 5mo ago
> I think they are saying the signed ID can be copied to another device. But that's not what a forgery is.
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by josephcsible 5mo ago
> having a digital ID wallet, that this needs hardware attestation (or something comparable) is somewhat of a direct consequence of existing laws/regulations regarding making IDs forgery safe How do you figure? Isn't just havin
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Widower can't renew license because DMV software unearthed 47yo speeding ticket(whec.com)
1 points by josephcsible 5mo ago|2 comments
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
You can do NAT on IPv6. I've personally done so with both ip6tables and pf.
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OrcaSlicer project shuttered after Bambu Lab threatens legal action(tomshardware.com)
6 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|1 comments
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Sony rolls out 30-day DRM check-in for PlayStation – stay online or lose access(tomshardware.com)
36 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|9 comments
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Uber is betting that people don't realize 70 * 0.25 = 17.5(twitter.com)
17 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|3 comments
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
The major points of this: > The cnssdaemon.log file grows continuously and cannot be deleted through the AP CLI. > Delete cnssdaemon.log file (Access Point devshell): This process involves accessing the Access Points devshell to manua
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
What does this have to do with sites being buggy? This change is about obvious intentional abuse.
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
So that in single-page applications, it can work intuitively instead of always taking you all the way out of the app.
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Nintendo's Greed Could Change the Tech Industry [video](youtube.com)
1 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|0 comments
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Tell HN: Reddit now demands to know why you won't use their app
21 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|27 comments
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
That particular combination reminds me of https://www.tumblr.com/nudibranchparty/188803422027/fun-fact...
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AIs diagnose people with obviously fake eye disease "bixonimania"(twitter.com)
2 points by josephcsible 6mo ago|1 comments
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
> People rightly criticize all of the problems around vendor-lock-in and rent-seeking with platform app stores, but this is a good example that they do indeed provide some value in terms of filtering out malware. But browser extension ma
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
> I personally think the traditional *nix model has served us quite well It has the https://xkcd.com/1200/ problem on almost all end-user setups.
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by josephcsible 6mo ago
The entire point of macOS's TCC was supposed to be to make that not the case anymore.

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