kuon

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by kuon 9mo ago
Wait what? 40Mbps for a remote desktop? Event 10Mbps is insane. I remember deploying sunrays over dialup and the image wasn't that bad, yes it was low resolution and I think it was UDP, but the desktop was usable with a surprisingly lo
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by kuon 10mo ago
Because it will be used by other services. Like google requiring one for you to use their services. That's the problem.
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by kuon 10mo ago
I treat apple ID and google ID like throwaway accounts. I would never trust anything valuable to either. The problem is that it is very hard for "usual people" to do that. I will also never have an electronic ID. We (Switzerland)
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by kuon 10mo ago
Well if you can download the source and compile it, I don't think it being legal really matters, just host it in a country that doesn't care.
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by kuon 10mo ago
I have my own IP range and the data is accurate to the meter, which is what worries me.
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by kuon 10mo ago
Thats also what I thought, but on my test system under freebsd with mellanox 25Gbit/s nic and ryzen 9 I peak at around 2Mpps.
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by kuon 10mo ago
I was using OpenBSD for my firewalls for a long time, but with the arrival of 10Gbit/s ethernet, I realized that I had to move back to ASIC based firewalls. Yes, you can forward 10Gbit/s with linux using VPP, but you cannot forwar
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by kuon 10mo ago
It is not really fingerprinting but I realized that ipinfo can place my IP on my house. I guess some stupid phone sent the GPS location. Isn't that supposedly under GDPR in Europe? Can I delete it somehow?
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by kuon 10mo ago
I really want to love matrix but it always turned bad/broken at some point. I switched to XMPP. No issue ever, but the clients are not very good.
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by kuon 11mo ago
I have a redundant fiber with two providers, I'm a LIR and I do my BGP, my internet is fine.
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by kuon 11mo ago
I switched my firewall to freebsd because of performances. I wonder how this release performs with mellanox cards. I still have a preference for OpenBSD.
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by kuon 11mo ago
I realize that my basement servers have better uptime than AWS this year! I think most sysadmin don't plan for AWS outage. And economically it makes sense. But it makes me wonder, is sysadmin a lost art?
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by kuon 1y ago
Helix has no file tree.
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by kuon 1y ago
All my banking apps works fine under lineage. The only app that does not work is McDonald. I have not investigated very far, maybe it is possible to make it work.
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by kuon 1y ago
I feel like I am not asking THAT MUCH from my neovim setup, but it is so complicated. My collection of vim config is about 1000 lines, that's insane, but when I try to trim it, everything seems required. My requirements: - language sup
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by kuon 1y ago
For me the only thing that really matters, and globally sucks with WiFi is roaming. My house is old and has stones walls up to 120cm, including the inner walls, so I have to have access points is nearly all rooms. I never had a true seamles
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by kuon 1y ago
I agree but it's a required feature for many people.
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by kuon 1y ago
XMPP has very nice server implementations, and the protocol is OK regarding complexity. But the clients are lacking. On linux there is gajim that is "okish" but it lacks calling capacity with mobile clients. On mobile there is con
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by kuon 1y ago
Reverse DNS check and rspam check at connection phase (no spam folder and false positive gets an email from their MTA)
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by kuon 1y ago
Yeah, I forgot: I'm in switzerland.
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by kuon 1y ago
That's far, but good to know.
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by kuon 1y ago
Is there any sim you can buy internationally without an ID? Here you need an ID.
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by kuon 1y ago
I should have been clearer on two behaviors. What I describe is if you are "alone". Green light often (not everywhere) don't stay green if there is no car. But if there is traffic, it is made in such a way that when you get a
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by kuon 1y ago
Here (switzerland) lights turn red on purpose to slow down traffic. The idea is that if you see a green light in the distance, you are motivated to speed up to catch it before it turns red. If it is red in the distance, you slow down becaus
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by kuon 1y ago
Hard disagree here. Use it. Of course, if you running code that drive a pacemaker or a train maybe be careful, but in general, do things. We don't want a world where only three old bearded guys can write a compiler or a physic engine.
56.
by kuon 1y ago
I really like the 2010-2015 era. Something seems lost after that.
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by kuon 1y ago
I'd say it is taking some serious design decision for like the 30 years to come, so I am happy it breaks things now. I wish it moved to snake_case for functions, this is a cosmetic detail but it drives me crazy.
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by kuon 1y ago
It looks nice. I usually like simple prompt, but there is one feature I really like, it's the timestamp. It helps me remember when I did something and how long it tooks.
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by kuon 1y ago
My main issue with vim emulation is that you cannot do file management and windows management. In my vim workflow I keep splitting/unsplitting windows and I like to have a file browser I can navigate with vim bindings.
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by kuon 1y ago
I really wish I could move to those nice new editors, but as a vim user I just feel paralyzed when I cannot use vim bindings. And all "emulations" I tried are just incomplete.

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