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by kd913 5y ago
How is it better? Cloudflare offers everything they do. It's cloudflare's core business and I don't have to deal with Google's tiny attention span.
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by kd913 5y ago
The market and tech is in a completely different position to what it was back then. Xilinx is well ahead of Altera. Xilinx already is extremely profitable in it's current markets already. Xilinx and AMD provide extreme supply overlap,
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by kd913 5y ago
I feel people have underestimated how potentially impactful the AMD/XLNX merger can be. AMD now has a complete stack to compete in the DCG. They have bespoke accelerators, storage, FPGA, CPU (x86, ARM), (lowest latency) smartNICs and G
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by kd913 5y ago
I completed it months ago on my Linux desktop. It didn't crash, no bugs, all good.
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by kd913 5y ago
I'm quite happy with it. Never really felt any problems with performance, theming works, and more confinement > no confinement. Guess what, it's 2020, it would be nice to have some restrictions for what rogue desktop apps can a
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by kd913 5y ago
Reddit ipv6 was enabled before Christmas but got disabled because of issues with the Android app and square’s okhttp lib I think. Namely that it didn’t support happy eyeballs.
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by kd913 5y ago
https://subnettingpractice.com/ip-address-allocation-by-coun... The allocation of ipv4 addresses are not fair. These developing Countries deserve the right to host and develop their own tech industries. Already India is man
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by kd913 5y ago
Uhh this is a very much western view who already benefits from disproportionate allocations of ipv4 addresses. For developing countries where such equipment can be costly and unscalable it does matter.
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by kd913 5y ago
Stadia has been deprioritised. It may hobble on, but it's no GamePass, Steam or Geforce Now. Heck at least with geforce now all the games still exist in my steam lib. Issues aren't going to be prioritised, it's not gonna be a
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by kd913 5y ago
>Google don't kill services you pay for Yea kind of disagree with that. Feel kind of sorry for those who paid for google stadia, google glass or google onhub....
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by kd913 5y ago
Maybe because reality has proven that people don't know what they are doing. E.G. The anti-vaccers, anti-climate change supporters that Facebook eagerly monetizes. Maybe we can actually get vaccination numbers up in the EU if these idi
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by kd913 5y ago
It's a chicken and egg problem. VR tech isn't taking off cause there isn't enough market share to justify having great games for it. To get that level of market share a company basically needs to subsidize the initial hardwar
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by kd913 5y ago
Uhh not really having any problems with me on Firefox 96 on Ubuntu. Granted I didn't have an issue with the HTTP3 bug either.
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by kd913 5y ago
Yea, it would have caused more deaths from lack of treatment from additional surgeries, heart attacks and cancers which would have been left untreated. It would have put an absolutely devastating consequence on social care that would have a
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by kd913 5y ago
We have vaccines now, we aren't in the same situation as the beginning of the pandemic. The purpose of the lockdown wasn't to prevent deaths, it was to prevent the hospital systems collapsing.
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by kd913 5y ago
I feel the key bit here is to look at the outcome of the education. He is right to be worried about a quarter-million dollar tuition bill, and there is absolutely no point in doing so for a path with poor job prospects. There are some paths
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by kd913 5y ago
I can understand your opinion to a perspective, but I feel the position has changed dramatically. At this point, vaccines are available. There is almost no feasibility in eliminating COVID at this point in time. It will mutate, and hence we
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by kd913 5y ago
RIF and Apollo are great for mobile.
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by kd913 5y ago
>Its target market seems to be desktop users (or server admins that are only familiar with the Desktop version) Uhh what? Isn't it's largest target cloud/server distro deployment? > Ubuntu's root certificate store
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by kd913 5y ago
Yes it is. We have run out of ipv4 addresses, CGNATs cause problems with self-hosting, ipv4 allocations are not fair and are driving up the cost of infrastructure/access. Particularly problematic in developing Countries. Security is no
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by kd913 5y ago
We understand why it exists. Although it would be nice if the issue was up front so people can be aware of the problem. If they have an innovation that solved the TCP meltdown issue that would be interesting.
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by kd913 5y ago
There are very good reasons why it's a bad idea to run a VPN on top of TCP. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAssk2N_oPk
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by kd913 5y ago
No mention of the Multiaccounts Containers addon? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers How about the fact that ublock origin is more effective on Firefox? https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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by kd913 5y ago
I am glad Windows is moving to a package manager esque system. It would be nice if rather than reinventing the wheel for the billionth time, apps could just use the OS based update mechanisms where possible. (i.e. App calls apt, or snap, or
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by kd913 5y ago
If this is new for you, please look into a pihole + Dnscrypt-proxy setup instead.
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by kd913 5y ago
AFAIK Android's bluetooth stack was rewritten from scratch in rust for Android 11. There are a bunch of options in the dev options including what enabling the Gabeldorsche stack.
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by kd913 5y ago
Why is this here? It was launched last year? Also, people should really be using Dnscrypt-proxy/DoH/DoT. Otherwise it's really easy for your ISP just to read/capture your DNS requests.
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by kd913 5y ago
The security arguments are dubious at best. Seems more closer to direct vendor/platform lock-in. Games like Valorant now require a TPM 2.0 chip to run. Why? It's a videogame? Why does it need to be locked down to Windows only. How
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by kd913 5y ago
https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki/Configuratio... >minisign_key is a public key, used to verify that the content is legitimate. Lists can thus be served from any location, even from an untrus
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by kd913 5y ago
I use DNSCryptProxy because I can use it with Firefox as a local TRR server, supports additional filtering, supports DNSCrypt and ODoH caching and is open source. It also picks from 140 or so anonymous DoH relays, with specifics for nologs

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