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kazen44
7y ago
unions have a history of internationalism aswell, considering their close ties to ideologies which have internationalism as a core tenant. (social democracy, socialism, communism etc).
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kazen44
7y ago
i assume you are talking about the edgerouter series? seem like good devices for a small environment or at home, but the stability left a lot to be desired.
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7y ago
the fact that devices need to phone home can be major issue, especially with networks not connected to the Internet. Also, degrading a device because of a license issue can become a huge liability. What if the smart licensing service has a
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7y ago
in the service provider market juniper and arista seem to be king. There is very little on the market that beats an MX series router when looking for a network core for example. in the enterprise, ubiquiti and HP seem to still be quite rele
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7y ago
this is a quite simple problem to solve. If the freeriders drain less from the system then it costs to perform measures to counteract them, the system is effective.
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7y ago
mind you that this is not only applicable to any VPN setup, but any tunneling or overlay protocol.
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7y ago
Also, i don't know if norway has the same kind of system (i assume it does. Most western european nations have this). but "terbeschikkingstelling"(TBS) is usually a punishment for people with severe issues like serial killers
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7y ago
the fact that prisoners cannot vote seems bizarre to me. This seems like a massive tool to prevent your political opponents from voting.
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7y ago
Also, his video makes it seem rather easy aswell. The scanline circuitry is quite simple.
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7y ago
the current system results in the worst of both worlds. The company gets it's enormous profits in private, but when it makes a massive mistake which could be avoided, the rest of society is somehow on the hook to bail them out.
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7y ago
the same basically happened with the ABN AMRO bank in the Netherlands. Goverment did a bailout and turned the bank into a state owned enterprise until recently.
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7y ago
Also, how much of this effect is basically the rest of the world playing catch up in terms of economic production? China and the rest of Asia are magnitudes more competitive compared to 50 years ago. And prior to that US industry was unmatc
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7y ago
the OSI model is not a truthful representation of the different layer of networking. Things get messy between layer 2 and 3 (ARP for instance?). Also, everything above layer 4 is a enormous mess, considering that stuff is usually happening
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7y ago
what? this statement makes no sense from a networking perspective. thisissue still exists if you break up your IP space, it just makes it far harder to manage.
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7y ago
the issue is that, as stated by the article. Things like this could be prevented by doing proper IRR filtering.
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7y ago
or just play the emergency alert through the speakers of the phone, instead of the headphones.
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7y ago
this is actually the classic use case of a real mansion. Almost all old mansions, especially in Europe used to be owned by the aristocracy, and they lived their with the entire (extended) family and servants. A 700m2 house is terrible to li
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7y ago
People seem to mistake the UN for what is truely meant to be. The UN is not some government which can enforce agreements. Its mainly a "meeting room" for global and local powers to resolve conflict if they wish. At the end of the
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7y ago
Non waivable rights are pretty common in european law, both of member states aswell as union law itself.
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7y ago
mind you that, from my experience, Americans think a lot more casually about debt then most Europeans. They seem to want to avoid debt at all costs.
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7y ago
this system is nearly the same in the Netherlands.
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7y ago
I think the major difference between the US and european countries in this regard is due to role of the goverment in society. A good example is "financiele curatele"[0]. This is a system where people (usually after either massive
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7y ago
the CAP is their for good reason though. Having your own food supply is far more important then having a free agricultural market. Also, it's not like the US is not guilty of this either, just look at it's massive corn subsidies.
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7y ago
> What about the above, applied to a country that is between Europe and China? Such a country could passively listen while China takes the blame. This statement doesn't make sense. The BGP peering infrastructure has nothing to do wi
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7y ago
This incident once again proves that implementing RPKI is a major steps that needs to happen to keep routing on the internet managable and above all else, secure and trustworthy.
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7y ago
Not to mention, economic development is not the only factor that determines if a country is doing well for it's citizens. Heck, what people regard as a country "doing well" is different between different countries and their c
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7y ago
Also, it's one which gets hugely understated when people "move to the cloud". especially if you use your bussiness for B2B services. Stuff like this could make you loose your bussiness, especially if some entity like google d
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7y ago
if you are running IPv6, disabling ICMP is a very bad idea because it disables MTU path discovery. don't be lazy, don't drop ICMP and just do proper filtering.
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8y ago
what? ofcourse you can. just look at any industry that puts people in danger when people make technically incompetent mistakes. even the most basic electrician is held to a higher standard then facebook in this regard...
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8y ago
how does the quote go again? "every working class person in the US thinks they are a temporary inconvinced millionare?". One of the major differences i have found between people of working class in the US and those of other nation
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