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by kazen44 5y ago
DAC cables are usually vastly more expensive then SFP+ optics and some multimode cable. Singlemode is not really required in a homelab setting because of distance, but DAC cables are more trouble then their worth in my opinion.
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by kazen44 5y ago
but, assuming you are learning the vmware stack because of employment. Not knowing things like vsan, ISCSI and vmotion makes your lab nearly worthless. Learning vsphere and esxi properly requires atleast a decently sized cluster, especially
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by kazen44 5y ago
some people in afghanistan want the taliban yes, the mainy problem in afghanistan is the fact that not many people feel a common sense of being an afghani. The country is extremely decentralised and rural. Most people only look at their vil
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by kazen44 5y ago
is this not trivially fixable by running software that tunnels IPv4 into ipv6 between hosts who want to play multiplayer? I have seen some implementations of IPX which work by tunneling IPX inside IPv4.
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by kazen44 5y ago
i should probably clarify. what i meant to say was, that in modern routers, IPv4 and IPv6 theoretical routing table size can be the same. There is no difference in terms of maximum routes in the routing table between both protocols.
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by kazen44 5y ago
in what way? IPV6 is in many ways a simpeler protocol then IPv4. for instance, it has a significantly simpeler header then IPv4, it does not duplicate the broadcast behaviour of ethernet but relies on multicast instead. Some parts of IPv6 a
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by kazen44 5y ago
this is not how most of these laws works. As an ISP, you are required to have this bookkeeping, and are audited for it in (most) countries. Usually, the law has specific procedures about how this information is requested, what responsibilit
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by kazen44 5y ago
> (I'm not an expert on this - I seem to remember reading about this years ago - larger ISPs not being able to keep all their routing rules in memory because of IPv6 address sizes - maybe I'm WAY off). in modern (last 10 - 15 i
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by kazen44 5y ago
in a sense, the entire internet is one massive state machine (on the routing level anyway).
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by kazen44 5y ago
personally, i use bitwarden for passwords only, and i store backups of OTP seeds in a seperate keepass file. I have my OTP codes on yubikey for daily use. (works great, and breaking a yubikey is a lot harder then destroying your phone and l
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by kazen44 5y ago
This disconnect between one's labour and the value it produces has been known for a very long time (Entfremdung). marx, hegel, Feuerbach all talked about it. I think the main issue with modern corporate america is that too few people s
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by kazen44 5y ago
also knx devices are high quality and rated for not home applications with far more people who use them. (factories, office buildings etc).
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by kazen44 5y ago
heck, my collegue has been doing that since the 90's. (an IRCbot which shows snmp traps)
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by kazen44 5y ago
what about other fields of operation? Operational folk have been using automation since atleast the 70's... Routing is completely automated for instance, and has been for over 35 years.
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by kazen44 5y ago
this makes sense because operations and development have different priorities which are sort of opposite of each other. changes increase instability and unpredicatability in environments. and the people keeping them running 24/7 are us
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by kazen44 5y ago
it was originally designed to prevent the street brickmen from breaking their backs and knees when building a street.
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by kazen44 5y ago
modern plattenbau is used extensively in Europa. almost all modern construction uses pre made segments. it doesn't look the same as a Soviet era building project, but the technology and system is roughly the same.
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by kazen44 5y ago
also, as a employee, your goals and his goals in life are not in on the same stretch. Being treated unrespectful by your boss because of the power imbalance is not something that should be tolerated.
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by kazen44 5y ago
also, the market/capitalism doesn't do what capitalism does. Society functions in that construct because it is still beneficial for the majority of its population Revolutions rarely happen over pure ideological reasons. Usually,
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by kazen44 5y ago
also, the rising real estate prices have detrimental second and third order effects. For instance, birth rates are dropping because young adults cannot afford a house, which in term means they have to rent against higher prices which means
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by kazen44 5y ago
the difference between a politician and an executive is that for one, as a european, you have democratic control of the people who make up the commision, while no one is able to do so for private companies. It is actually quite sad how litt
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by kazen44 5y ago
it resonates so closely with this[0] excellent article by berthubert. [0] https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/how-tech-loses-out/
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by kazen44 5y ago
its absolutely abhorrent actually. a younger friend of mine (mid twenties) known no one in his age bracket who is able to afford a home. They all have normal jobs, a high education etc. (teacher, mechanical engineer, nurse etc).
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by kazen44 5y ago
how long can we continue like this though? In the end, a shock inflation will be even more disasterous as it will wipe everyone's savings. Also, either way, at some point the system will reach a point in which affording basic needs be
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by kazen44 5y ago
smartos is a great operating system. Kind of a shame the kind of thinking did not catch on yet.
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by kazen44 5y ago
> Honestly I think that it's defensible to say that the k8s networking model is in most cases _simpler_ than what you'd end up configuring in AWS / GCP to route traffic from the internet to multiple VM nodes. How is routin
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by kazen44 5y ago
the largest issue with kubernetes networking seems to be the lack of integration with modern datacenter networking technology. Things like VXLAN-EVPN are supported on paper, but are no where near mature compared to offerings from normal net
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by kazen44 5y ago
did they? does jeff bezos spend his wealth efficiently by launching himself into space for a billionare popularity contest? all that money could have been invested into people who actually spend it in the economy, instead of hoarding all th
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by kazen44 5y ago
isn't this mainly because paying in anything other then the national currency is illegal in most western nations? For tax purposes, even things like free lunch are considered paymeny aswell.
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by kazen44 5y ago
the EU doesn't require its "branding" present in schools. also, even If that was the case, there is an enormous difference between amazon and the European union. mainly the fact that as a citizen I can vote (directly through

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