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by kazen44 6y ago
it used to be true for cisco in the telecom/ISP world aswell. (atleast from early 90's to mid 2000's). Sadly, Cisco decided the stop making proper networking equipment and ditch proper support via TAC.
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by kazen44 6y ago
you could also just NAT port 52 to your pihole. (translating 8.8.8.8 ofcourse). I don't know if this would work with DoH. (but DoH is terrible anyways)
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by kazen44 6y ago
it is a hotly debated topic in the EU and seems to be up for removal in the current years, especially in the current political climate.
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by kazen44 6y ago
> Russia had two revolutions back-to-back in 1917, only 8 months between them. First was fighting tyrants, second was becoming tyrant. both revolutions where just the start of the russian civil war, which lasted for another 5 years and i
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by kazen44 6y ago
the politification of science has happenend in the past aswell.With disasterous results[0][1][2] 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysenkoism 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politicization_of_scien
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by kazen44 6y ago
Also, a systems engineer usually has a different way of thinking about a problem then a software engineer and vice versa. This helps tremendously in troubleshooting and building stable products. Having a combination of systems, networking a
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by kazen44 6y ago
NSS labs was one of the few labs which actually did rigorous testing in regards to firewall performance. It helped me and my company enourmously with both recommending solutions to customers aswell as troubleshooting. Mainly by providing a
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by kazen44 6y ago
this is no way comparable to the soviet command economy system. For one, the EU is not an authoritarian state with absolute power over every facet of life. Also, it is not legally the owner of all assets in it's territory. In no way co
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by kazen44 6y ago
this might just be a language thing to be honest. ICT/IT is a very broad term, and usually used for anything technological in my experience.
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by kazen44 6y ago
because money is the only prime motivator in life? Also, this egalitarianism and promoting of mediocracy you speak of makes no sense in regards to people who want to attain personal growth. Not to mention having a system like the US comes a
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by kazen44 6y ago
most network engineering foundations (Network operator groups, IETF etc) are far more formal. Which is both a good and a bad thing. On one hand, without marketing, getting a system adopted on a large scale is hard. (as evident by many RFC&#
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by kazen44 6y ago
Also, something like a renault zoe is selling like hot cakes because it is a relative cheap and small car. Also, it's a really simple car aswell (which is great in my opinion).
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by kazen44 6y ago
musk seems to be suffering from the "not invented here" syndrome. Which is stupid in a world where you can drawn on 150+ years of manufacturing experience. Sure, in IT and tech it might work, but those fields are relatively young.
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by kazen44 6y ago
Also, manufacturing engineering and mass production was just getting started. hell, Ford was famous for adopting scientific management and the assembly line to cranck out a massive amount of cars at that time. I would even argue ford's
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by kazen44 6y ago
and car and production technology has shifted massively in those 100 years. Producing cars in itself is not a new process from a manufacturing perspective, especially not the non EV parts. (like body work and structural work). What kind of
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by kazen44 6y ago
or are a non native english speakers. Sure, not getting voice control to work properly in my language is one thing, but not being able to deal with local accents (which is a majority in the world) makes voice control almost useless.
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by kazen44 6y ago
what about driving in remote areas without street lighting?
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by kazen44 6y ago
Also, who would be on the notes? European history is rather complex and people are seen either as a positive or negative depending on (local) history and culture.
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by kazen44 6y ago
the lathe is basically the one machine required to kickstart the industrial revolution. (and a way to drive it ofcourse). Also, three surfaces that can be ground truely flat is also vital. i can highly recommend the youtube series "mac
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by kazen44 6y ago
> The thing about the EU is, it's not a democratic government. It's atreaty organization that sometimes takes on responsibilities like a government. what? This opinion seems to be highly uninformed about how the EU and it'
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by kazen44 6y ago
also, in european politics, direct election of officials rarely happens. (unlike in american politics). People usually vote for parties and the persons within them, not an individual.
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by kazen44 6y ago
the pirate party is actually seen as a serious political party in both european aswell as local/national politics.
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by kazen44 6y ago
which in the end comes down to the fact that wealth distribution is very lobsided compared to two or three decades ago. People decry for this mainly because it is very hard, if not impossible for many people to gather more wealth.
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by kazen44 6y ago
>So in the UK, the gig economy argument is focused on that instead, no sickness/holiday pay means drivers are working when they shouldn't, or ending up broke if a long-term illness hits. There's even been contractors being
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by kazen44 6y ago
as far as i know, the 100g weight rule is standard across the EU. I have seen it on virtually any packaging i could find, with the exception of packaged fruits etc. (which obviously come per piece).
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by kazen44 6y ago
this is common in dutch aswell, especially when talking about one's length. "Een meter tachtig" (one meter eighty)
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by kazen44 6y ago
this is also the reason why it took until the industrial revolution for a wider used system to develop. Even before metric became standard, a lot of local measurements existed inside countries. mass manufacturing required a system which wou
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by kazen44 6y ago
and who should be the spearhead of this coalition? Let's not forget that this is mainly a political problem and not a technical one. Would countries be willing to join a coalition with heavy influence from china for example? (or vice v
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by kazen44 6y ago
usually these channels are either invite only (for members of a NOG for example) or are very, very hard to find if you don't know the proper people.
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by kazen44 6y ago
I wonder how people did this before us? pandemics have happened before and while education certainl wasn't universal as it is now, it still happened?

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