lapinot

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by lapinot 6y ago
Ever tried https://github.com/jyp/boon ? Modal editing for emacs, describing itself as ergonomic and respecting emacs conventions. Disclaimer: not using myself, i'm a happy http://kakoune.org/ user
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by lapinot 6y ago
Check out https://github.com/omarroth/invidious : no js needed, audio-only mode.. It has some rough edges (channel pages and a couple videos seem to break), but it's very decent.
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by lapinot 7y ago
What do you mean by "user groups" and "ACL" in the context of VPN? In any case, the answer is most probably "write some firewall rules" (discriminating on the source IP, the ones you configured as allowed IPs i
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by lapinot 7y ago
As others have said, as a small isp you're gonna need to start off by buying transit. But the core philosophy is to peer with your peers, might sound stupid, but you should look towards other isp that look like you. There are already a
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by lapinot 7y ago
Hehe, that would be a nice question for https://what-if.xkcd.com/ . (Actually maybe not, but it made me think of that, a whole bunch of weird question that have even weirder answers)
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by lapinot 7y ago
I really like the general idea of bridging the gap between graphical and text-based interfaces, abstracting away the differences and be able to use a mixture of both. In the realm of interactive programming (eg heavily ide assisted), people
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by lapinot 7y ago
> I publish an ad on a handyman site asking for a new shed built for £100 A valid interpretation, which would be consistent with the court's decision, would be that you are the employer, the builder is you employee.
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by lapinot 7y ago
Sure but it hurts a bit to run a tunnel on top of another tunnel, and since you have to run wireguard as-is, you still have to do the static ip thing. It's a bit insane to have ethernet > udp (l2tp) > ip > udp (wireguard) >
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by lapinot 7y ago
Also icmp, ipv6 brings a lot of new things to the table in that realm. I already said it above, but the neighbor discovery protocol is quite useful to do dynamic in-band configuration. icmp is over ip, but it's not useful if the ip lin
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by lapinot 7y ago
Yeah, i hear about that regularly but didn't look into it. I must say i'm not really happy about the whole business thing. The arch wiki says you need an account, i'm not sure if that is true but if it is, it's a non-sta
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by lapinot 7y ago
I really like wireguard, but one thing that bugs me is the fact that it's layer 3 (an ip tunnel) and has no code to support layer 2 (ethernet MAC tunnel). The downside for me is that you have to manage static ips in the configurations
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by lapinot 7y ago
I think it's pretty obvious that we have deeply differing opinions about social organizations, as such we both have to take care not to resort to axioms of our respective ideology if we want to talk to each other. In particular, i repe
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by lapinot 7y ago
> have failed to provide proportionally economically efficient services This myth appealing to some automagical optimality of "free markets" has been disproved in real conditions time and time again in domains like healthcare,
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by lapinot 7y ago
Basic lottery is 1 in 14 million winning. I guess "citation needed", having that exact winner on hn is pretty low probability. This is an irrational comment in an irrational subthread. I'm not sure adhesive tape doesn't
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by lapinot 7y ago
Can't find anything either, not sure if there is. On the other hand, they seem to reference research done around "Recursive InterNetwork Architecture" (RINA). Publication page is at [0]. Maybe also of interest some other RINA
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by lapinot 7y ago
Hi, i watched the video but they didn't seem to talk about something i would find important in the description of a packet network: what's the routing algorithm? Is there actually any? If this is meant to run large-scale only on t
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by lapinot 7y ago
> If NRJ/POP becomes stagnant either GDP/NRJ will have to grow rapidly or there won't by any GDP growth - and by extension population growth - anymore. If i'm not mistaken that's a non sequitur. How do you link G
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by lapinot 7y ago
> You say it like it's a bad thing. Actually the web is an OS: it has api for gui, for persistent data, for networking, for all kind of periphericals (gpu, gps, bluetooth) ... The problem you're raising (which i agree with) is
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by lapinot 7y ago
I'm sure emusk got some spare falcon 1 they could use to actually retrofit this concept onto standard scooters. /s Shall we remind ourselves the problem we started with here was to transport people? I thing i got lost at the point
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by lapinot 7y ago
It's actually a good intuition. See: https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2016/04/slow-electricity-t... tldr: it would make sense for an office building but actually not that much in a residential one.
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by lapinot 7y ago
Being "more tangible" is an opinion, so i could just counter "non-argue" that i think these things are actually less tangible, we would now have ended-up nowhere since there is nothing more to add (tbh i actually have th
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by lapinot 7y ago
I'm quite annoyed by the superficial critics that are currently overflowing the comments. Of course this is an ambitious project that is driven by (of course slow paced) academic research. This is very serious and is of course actively
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by lapinot 7y ago
I'm getting 404s on your links.
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by lapinot 7y ago
Are you sure? Aren't you talking about the average wait time for all tasks combined (sum of wait times) instead of the wait time for any one task. Obviously the optimal wait time any one task is 0, if you start right away. Intuitivel
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by lapinot 7y ago
Indeed some stuff is missing... Poisson distributions model independently random events that have a given average rate. Its variable counts the number of events occurring before t. Waiting time between events is an exponential distribution
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by lapinot 7y ago
Imho the answer is already contained in your statement: paying for some kind of "professional service" transforms any interaction with the users into a provider/customer interaction. It will boil down to "this is good, p
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by lapinot 7y ago
Boycott is not a solution. It's the first and very tiny step towards doing something . People need to federate, mutualise, fight as part of communities. Personal actions have as only upside making you feel good (which is still a big
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by lapinot 7y ago
tim berners lee? i guess
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by lapinot 7y ago
> Warning Signs That a Bubble Is About to Burst Multiplication of people writing frantic click bait articles about how bad the current state is.
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by lapinot 7y ago
Maybe september is starting to end?

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