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by jron 6y ago
Nick Szabo's counterargument: http://unenumerated.blogspot.com/2011/05/bitcoin-what-took-y...
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by jron 6y ago
I'm just a systems guy too so I can't really make judgements on why so much input is needed for the implementation of a seemingly simple protocol. I disagree with there being smoke but I appreciate the reply and it seems like you&
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by jron 6y ago
I have no doubt that DragonFly could handle higher throughput but for a home router at 1GbE or less, OpenBSD seems ideal assuming it doesn't add additional latency. Benchmarks are hard to find; if you know of any, please let me know.
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by jron 6y ago
Can you expand on why the history of WireGuard is bizarre? Do you believe that a blackhat presentation taints the code quality of WireGuard? Do you believe that Donnefeld's desire to maintain tight control over kernel implementations s
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by jron 6y ago
I might have the history wrong on this one but it sounds like FreeBSD forked OpenBSD's PF code at one point to add SMP support. OpenBSD's continued PF updates have not been merged into FreeBSD due to the incompatibilities introduc
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by jron 6y ago
Here is the presentation which provides more context than the slides alone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E9ga-CylWQ I've watched it before and it is compelling; however, at the end of the day, an OS that tries to t
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by jron 6y ago
This whole fiasco has made me question why I bother with pfsense for my home network. When I only require a simple NAT/port forwarding for torrents, OpenBSD seems like an obvious choice. Other than hardware support, is there another re
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by jron 6y ago
The data was used for this article: https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/police-misconduct-costs...
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by jron 6y ago
In retrospect, it was inevitable.
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by jron 6y ago
I feel for badly for users that adopted the touch bar into their workflow... It never should have been a thing. For those that do use it, an alternative solution could easily be implemented by using a touch display. e.g. touch the bottom le
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by jron 6y ago
The same reason it always goes up. Supply < Demand.
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by jron 6y ago
I don't think it is a stretch to assume that GameRanger will never add RaceNet server emulation.
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by jron 6y ago
The decisions to withdraw particular features or modes of certain EA games, or to retire online services relating to older EA games are never easy. The development teams and operational staff pour their hearts into our games, their features
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by jron 6y ago
Richard Burns Rally is still played today. Unfortunately due to Codemaster's requirement for RaceNet, Dirt Rally 2.0 will not see the same longevity. CM should remove this requirement before the EA acquisition. EA has a long history of
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Prophylaxis and Treatment Protocols for Covid-19(covid19criticalcare.com)
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by jron 6y ago
Drone footage before the damage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1T9ZbytyFo
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by jron 6y ago
SEO is crushing the utility of Google. It is pretty telling when you need to add things like site:reddit.com to get anything of value. Harnessing real user experiences (blogs, etc) is the key to a better search engine. This model unfortunat
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by jron 6y ago
I'd love it if the reMarkable team focused more on eReader functionality. Unfortunately nothing has really been pushed since the initial release of the first reMarkable. Less than 7GB usable storage hurts as well. I'm hoping KoRea
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by jron 6y ago
If you want a third data point, add the trend. Obviously demand is greater than supply and it has been for over 10 years now.
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by jron 6y ago
It is somewhat disturbing to watch the confusion around bitcoin's price swings when the formula is baked into the code. We're basically talking about two constants here; human nature and the halving of the reward subsidy every fou
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by jron 6y ago
Changing something at this point feels like an admission of guilt. I can't imagine a better case for de minimis use than this.
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by jron 6y ago
Couldn't the software simply fetch the token and display it to the user for manual input? It seems like the software's automatic use of the token is somehow breaking part of the DMCA. Is it actually illegal to display returned dat
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by jron 6y ago
Did Satoshi Predict Pooled Mining, Big Farms and ASICs? https://webonanza.com/2015/10/02/did-satoshi-predict-pooled-...
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by jron 6y ago
JS8 communication monitored over the last 24 hours: https://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html?preset&callsign=ZZZZZ&m...
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by jron 6y ago
Does the DOJ refile the complaint each time the coins move?
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by jron 6y ago
The number of FT8 contacts dwarf JS8. That said, 40m is probably your best bet for making contacts on JS8 at the moment.
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by jron 6y ago
When I first read about FT8, I immediately started looking at the code to see how simple it would be to handle more meaningful conversations. Fortunately I stumbled onto this video from Jordan Sherer: https://youtu.be/mZKhVc
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by jron 6y ago
The reviewer mentions a Norwegian source for future monetization plans involving cloud storage.
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by jron 6y ago
Based on the review posted, there is still no way to natively transfer files other than the web interface. The reviewer is a developer so he should know what he is talking about. This is the only other method I've found: https:/&
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by jron 6y ago
I almost impulse per-ordered the RM2 when I first read about the SD card mod here on HN. I decided to wait after hearing about the limitations as a reader and the slow software development. If you're considering the RM2 for anything ot

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