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by kazen44 5y ago
Also, in most teams, people who do external communication are different from those doing triage and troubleshooting.
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by kazen44 5y ago
Also, immigrating to european countries for americans is not so easy, especially if you are not in a high paying in demand field.
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by kazen44 5y ago
> Routers and switches tend to be store-and-forward; they receive the entire packet, an interrupt is generated by the NIC, a routing decisions is made, the packet is shoved into the buffer of the outgoing NIC, etc. That doesn't eve
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by kazen44 5y ago
you mean like what happened with bombadier? these large coorperations and the nations backing them is nothing new. Also, it is a strategic intrest of europe to protect airbus, especially considering it is the model in terms of being a multi
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by kazen44 5y ago
many nuclear reactors in a lot of countries also have very low yields compared to modern reactors. (for instance, most nuclear reactors in the netherlands have been disbanded because they provided little power)
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by kazen44 5y ago
> Germany is not a nuclear capable country, and I am not sure how they feel about France being their primary source of energy (or enriched uranium, if they have their own plants). Hopefully they prefer French nuclear energy to Russian oi
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by kazen44 5y ago
which might not be possible in Kazakhstan considering the state of its infrastructure compared to energy use by miners.
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by kazen44 5y ago
wait... you can finance a single pizza? that seems absurd..
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by kazen44 5y ago
creating housing by the the government is a possibility. (a ton of plattenbau build straight after ww2 is still used in my country). if they could fix the housing crisis my bombed out city straight after ww2, I'm pretty sure the US is
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by kazen44 5y ago
what would the alternative be? seizing the factory and change of management? unions are there because the alternatives are usually far more violent and messy, looking at the history of the labour movement.
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by kazen44 5y ago
in regards to updating your firewall rules.. Having an outbound allow any and incoming deny any should be sufficient for home use (as it is with IPv4).
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by kazen44 5y ago
IPv6 has extension options (if that is what you are asking) by using additional headers if required. Also, forward-compatible address extension is something which is simply not possible with routing protocols in place today, and i highly do
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by kazen44 5y ago
and how would routers work in this case?
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by kazen44 5y ago
what would 64bit ipv4 solve that ipv6 doesnt? the migration path will still be just as painful.
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by kazen44 5y ago
and how many people remember public ipv4 addresses besides a couple of easy to remember ipv4 addresses like 1.1.1.1 for instance? rfc1918 address space is easily remembered because people use mostly 192.168.xx.xx. but ipv6 has the same idea
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by kazen44 5y ago
how is ipv6 more complicated then ipv4? the friction comes from having to manage two different network stacks at once, not the so called complexity of ipv6. ipv4 is a mess in many ways, ARP for instance, is a disaster once you reach a certa
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by kazen44 5y ago
people dont hoard food to make the supply on the market less though. throughout history. society has not been kind to people who tried this. scalping staple foods usually leads to bread riots. and because food is absolutely biologically req
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by kazen44 5y ago
VR becoming the new TV is highly unlikely because many people multitask while watching TV. this is very difficult to do with VR.
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by kazen44 5y ago
another good example of this is Google's influence in regards to web standards. things like http2/3 and quic for one. and their influence on the browser market aswell.
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by kazen44 5y ago
if 6 people died in an Amazon warehouse per year, you bet the unions and socialist party chapters would start showing up too.
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by kazen44 5y ago
also, the inaction on climate change is a catalyst as well. people have been pushed to more extreme political views, because cooperating and sharing the wealth is not in the interest of the wealthy minority.
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by kazen44 5y ago
and the former Soviet union wasn't a system with independent actors with their own interests? people seem to think the Soviet economy was ran by a single person decided everything about the economy. while in practice its actual impleme
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by kazen44 5y ago
also, what is considered internet Traffic? lots of private wan's also exist. which complicates this comparison even further.
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by kazen44 5y ago
OpenBSD has been the OS with the lowest amount of maintenance in my opinion. used it as a webserver and VPN appliance for a couple of years now. only thing in terms of maintenance is the following when a new release is released. pkg_add -u
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by kazen44 5y ago
has class warfare ever truly ended?
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by kazen44 5y ago
isn't it a stereotype that americans consider themselves "temporarly embarressed millionares". the false consciousness of the USA is stunning, especially compared to the southern hemisphere.
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by kazen44 5y ago
more ilke a return to the gilded age. The question is if the violence of the last half of the 19th and first half of the 20th century will return aswell.
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by kazen44 5y ago
prior to the end of the cold war, and especially prior to world war 2, this was kind of the deal between old money in europe and the socialists.. Otherwise the masses would seize the wealth of the aristrocracy by force, which usually leads
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by kazen44 5y ago
in the end though, a dollar, euro or whatever is just a abstract unit which represents hours of labour spend. Inflation is making the hours worked in the past worth less, and forces people to spend their money early to get maximum effective
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by kazen44 5y ago
mind you though, that layer 3 and 4 are somewhat interlinked.

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