lykr0n

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   by lykr0n 9y ago

   Are you suggesting having a friends mailing list? That doesn't really work for a dynamic pool of people.
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   by lykr0n 9y ago

   True, kinda. I love SQLalchemy and it does feel different to use than every other python package I've used, but I'm not sure if I could do it better. It's pure magic.
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   by lykr0n 9y ago

   The NYC/Hudson Valley area has this.
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   by lykr0n 9y ago

   I'm not sure how blockchain would fit into the picture? Maybe more of a buzzword soup than actual plans, or blockchain as in mesh network.
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   by lykr0n 9y ago

   Sounds cool, but slow. Bluetooth and/or Blockchain are not synonymous with speed.
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   by lykr0n 9y ago

   Racking your own servers and running your own routers is extreme? I don't know about you, but I haven't set foot in the DC in two years after initial setup.
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   by lykr0n 9y ago

   Systemd, for all its flaws, is vastly superior to sysvinit. Running from it is only delaying the inevitable. Red Hat is not systemd. You'll find it in Ubuntu, Debian, SuSE, Arch, and RHEL/CentOS/Scientific.
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   by lykr0n 9y ago

   I don't know about you, but I like how systemd can restart my processes if they die. sysvinit is ancient; time to move on.
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   by lykr0n 9y ago

   That was my thought as well. This is a minor charge compared to what he was facing, so maybe he had a good insurance policy.
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    by lykr0n 9y ago

    the price is in the article.
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    by lykr0n 9y ago

    uBlock Origin and Ghostery deal with these kinds of trackers. Makes the internet a lot quieter.
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    by lykr0n 9y ago

    I believe Car2go had an issue with this. Identity theft is alive and well, and it's hard to know if the person who is in the car is the same who signed up for the account.
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    by lykr0n 9y ago

    https://www.chariot.com/ seems to try and do this. Get enough people going in the same direction, and they setup a route for you.
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    by lykr0n 9y ago

    The root servers. http://www.inetdaemon.com/img/dns-hierarchy.gif
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    by lykr0n 9y ago

    How many people pay for your service? Anything above $100 a month, and I can buy the database from MaxMind.
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    by lykr0n 9y ago

    I don't want to be that guy, but nothing here seems outlandish. A website is actively violating US law, didn't show up to defend itself, and now facing an injunction. The same happens for foreign entities that do not comply with U