lzaaz

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by lzaaz 4y ago
Put this in your /etc/hosts file and it should work (I don't know if it does as I don't have ipv6) 2a06:98c1:3120::5 news.ycombinator.com
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by lzaaz 4y ago
That's like saying that a bad firewall implementation leaks like a sieve. This is not what I was talking about.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
My router's httpd listens on the LAN not the WAN unless I tell it to. This is unrelated to what I said.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
This is exactly why this isn't a good way to measure ipv6 adoption. For example, youtube supports ipv6; if you spend all day watching youtube, 80%+ of your traffic will be ipv6.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
It is a substitute to an actual firewall because I don't need a firewall since NAT makes all of my listening ports unavailable to my WAN.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
It's not about trust, it's about having good clients and features, and they win hands down there.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
Here in Europe I don't get charged any kind of fee for withdrawals.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
There is no such thing as "collective freedom".
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by lzaaz 4y ago
So the video ends with him asking for questions, which presumably he himself answers... are those posted somewhere? Edit: seems like it's this https://pad.emacsconf.org/2022-rms but it's not complete (yet?)
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by lzaaz 4y ago
You can buy it directly from Bulgaria to save 300€ then. It would be illegal for the shop to tell you you have to pay more for buying from another country. >Software I'm unsure how to check, but Netflix costs varies by county. If it
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by lzaaz 4y ago
I hope this is a parody.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
This is fair. OTOH, you have the single European market (the EU forces games, apps, hardware, etc to be sold at the same price everywhere in the EU in practical terms), which has shafted poor countries-it's disgraceful that a Swedish c
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by lzaaz 4y ago
The solution obviously is to coat the speaker in diamond.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
You are asked whether you want to give that permission, and the rationale is probably in the context. You can always refuse to grant the permission when asked.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
>Meta has been told its treatment of high-profile users [...] left dangerous content online [...] at the expense of its human rights obligations. I didn't know Facebook had "human rights obligations".
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by lzaaz 4y ago
If an idea goes against the guidelines of a website that doesn't mean it has a negative value, especially if users aren't allowed to interact with it at all.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
The fact that an opinion is censored by the means of flagging means that it doesn't have a chance to compete in the "marketplace of ideas".
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by lzaaz 4y ago
It's worth saying but if I say it the comment gets flagged and no one gets to read it.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
That caught my eye too, I guess she's an inmigrant from some country in Europe or whatever? But there aren't any European countries with fascist regimes currently. It makes no sense whatsoever. Probably hyperbole of the bad kind.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
Off the top of my head, Edge and Vivaldi have vertical tabs built-in.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
[clicks Khaled's nose]
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by lzaaz 4y ago
It's not surprising. Liberals want the government to take money from people to fund itself. A digital currency allows them to do that much more efficiently.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
When the air starts feeling thin I simply open the window.
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by lzaaz 4y ago
Thank the Lord this wasn't ready to deploy during covid. They are going to prepare it for the next crisis.