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by jsjohnst 6y ago
If you just want public IPv6 for your LAN, you could get address space for free from TunnelBroker.net and the setup for your router is well documented.
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
I didn’t mean to say they are getting a direct cut as sibling commenters indicated, but Valve definitely is getting at least some kind of money indirectly out of them offering this.
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
Valve is definitely getting some kind of money out of the deal.
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
You really should look into D&I training, either through your employer or via outside sources if your employer doesn't have a good D&I program (they should!). These types of accidental slips are toxic to the work environment an
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
> As for data you should expect to do most of your work in co-working or coffee shop spaces as cellular data still doesn't cut it if you're on video calls all day. Maybe in remote areas of SE Asia, but even in rural areas of mi
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
I bet you could get it at Powell’s Books in Portland OR.
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
That is blended across multiple providers due to my setup, but my AT&T account alone allows up to 1TB/month. I did provide a bit more detail on my setup in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26571061
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
I use Pepwave gear as well. WELL WORTH THE MONEY! I use the Pepwave Balance 20X with the Cat12 add-on card with four SIM cards installed. AT&T is my primary provider (with a monthly usage limit of 1TB/month, no fair use limits), bu
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
I've been living on the road from an RV for the past 4 months and would be happy to share a bunch of tips. Data connectivity was the biggest concern I had before starting out and thus did a ton of research before embarking. So far that
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
> That could mean selling the device to people who wanted to use if for other purposes. There’s a huge difference between that and your prior libelous accusation that they intentionally went to bars frequented by mafia to sell them. Mayb
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
Post edit as it’s unclear, “blue boxes had nothing to do with evading wiretaps *for them*” Yes, in general some did, but that is not why Woz/Jobs were interested and to say otherwise is just showing your own knowledge of the subject.
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
> You are incorrect, blue boxes were and can be used to evade wiretaps. That was not why Woz (and Jobs) were interested in them, which is my point. They were interested in the free phone calls and geeking out on the system. I know, becau
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
> One company produced electronic devices for the purposes of evading wiretaps and then visited various mafia owned bars to meet criminals and sold those devices to members of those syndicates specifically for the purposes of evading wir
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
Linked list, binary tree, and heck, even a hash table aren’t “stupidly verbose” to me in C either, hence my question to GP.
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
You should re-read the comment you are responding to. Dec 2020 and Feb 2021 and March 2021 are all “from [within] the last six months”. I added a word to make it more clear, but it was obvious the intent GP had.
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
I mostly agree with your post but: > If you need a data structure more complex than an array of something, C is stupidly verbose. What’s stupidly verbose about Structs to you?
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
Try it (shifting at high RPMs, specifically near redline) in a Honda Civic (or any other decent, but not higher end car) and you’ll see. Shift at normal RPM ranges and you’d be right to feel doubtful it would be faster.
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
If you double clutch near redline on your RPMs, you can get marginally faster gear changes with less wear on your synchronizers.
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
Handing login details for all your accounts to a third party seems like that could have no serious repercussions to you?
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
> Apple just likes screwing over the people that give them money. My iMessages is currently 24.14gb. I’ve not had storage space issues in a very long time. Apple gives you settings to define retention periods. So how is Apple screwing me
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
> You just need to remember to open results in a new tab instead Google[0] and DDG[1] both have user settings which allow you to open results in a new tab by default. Sources are first results which appeared accurate: [0] https:/&#
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
> The little players not having data is a win in my eyes, because those are more likely to get breached or sell data to the highest bidder. I somewhat agree with everything but the above. I’ve looked at data on thousands of breaches and
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
Yeah, I agree they “left the door open”, but the point I was making is that Apple provides zero resources (docs, data sheets, people to help, etc) that I’ve seen to those who are trying to reverse engineer the components in their machines t
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
I took what Craig said more as “we aren’t doing Bootcamp, run Windows in a VM”. Apple never really supported the efforts to run Linux/BSD on their hardware in Intel, why would they start with the M1?
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
> consumers seem to have a preference for LCD or OLED devices Have anything to back that claim up, or is this your opinion? Because considering there’s only one major category of consumer devices with eInk displays and they are used in a
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
Looking at the transaction amounts isn’t very informative, as one is primarily used as a speculative asset, the other two are actual payment methods. A better comparison would be looking at daily trading volume on the stock market. To help
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
> bash, python and even SSH being regularly broken Reference needed re: SSH, but as to Bash/Python/etc, did you know Apple bundles “old” versions of both? You should not be using the system provided ones imho if you are a devel
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
>> Don't the vast majority of companies have clauses in contracts that say whatever you create on your particular work laptop belongs to the company? I certainly have that in my contract. > What do you think the chances are of
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
I’m sure there is some friendly banter, but I also assume they’d not risk it. Compliance in this context would be very invasive to an average person not in the field, like monitoring your communications, social media, call logs, etc, so I’m
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by jsjohnst 6y ago
> I was definitely assigning him some kind of value that he may or may not have based on his success. Which is definitely reasonable, but my point was that doesn’t necessarily lead to the conclusion you assumed. Hope I’ve helped, but eit

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