matt-p

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by matt-p 2y ago
It's not about 'liking' magic links; That means you've got all the security weaknesses of a magic link, and the added weaknesses of password reuse and weak passwords. Is objectively true. I don't really 'like&#
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by matt-p 2y ago
Only having magic links gets you a load of stuff for free, Higher level of security than just user+pass (w/ forgot password) Email verification Lifecycle management - in a SAAS when a user no longer has a corporate email, they can de
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by matt-p 2y ago
You have to assume an ont is rooted/third party when designing pon, this is pure bad design nothing more. OLT should inject vlans based on Mac/ID of the ONT+pon port, the only real vulnerability in ones I've designed is if so
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by matt-p 2y ago
And netflix have two plans with only 1 screen.
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by matt-p 2y ago
Agree Vite/react is a great choice too.
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by matt-p 2y ago
Because it works better?
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by matt-p 2y ago
I suspect almost everyone shares a netflix account with thier household and statistically there's few single person households. So this is life, everything is setup for the average even things like bin collections will assume multiple
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by matt-p 2y ago
The app router is complete hell and was dog slow when it was launched as "stable/new default". Use pages and remember that env var patten and you're good.
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by matt-p 2y ago
The chart library is presumably JavaScript.. so what's the fundamental difference? Next can just spit out html/CSS/js that you can host on GitHub pages or S3. But they get familiar with a popular full stack framework I honest
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by matt-p 2y ago
I can see where you're coming from but also is there much point in having this agreement if we don't honour it?
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by matt-p 2y ago
What WOULD you do?
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by matt-p 2y ago
And then you enable them to use the argument against you. They broke the law last time therefore it's fine for us to.
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by matt-p 2y ago
B-but it's different we're the "good guys" and therefore it's fine when we break international law, it's only when "they" do it that it's bad.
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by matt-p 2y ago
So what would you do? Assuming the boat is no longer in your or your friends waters?
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by matt-p 2y ago
So what enforcement do you want to happen? You're willing to break international law to enact punishment for breaking international law?
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by matt-p 2y ago
So you think it's ok the break the law to punish law breakers? I'm not saying it's ok, I'm not saying no punishment. I'm saying the punishment shouldn't break the law.. I'm in Europe, but not the Baltic st
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by matt-p 2y ago
Any punishment that involves breaking the same law to administer isn't the correct one. It infers no superiority and just kicks off the race to the bottom.
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by matt-p 2y ago
I agree it should be handled and if we can board the ship and arrest everyone inside international law it should be done. I just don't agree this is something worth breaking international law over.
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by matt-p 2y ago
It's highly unsociable to ignore international law and agreements just because they're not convenient. Classic American view point. Win at all costs, ignore the rules yourself but use another countries lack of adherence as an excu
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by matt-p 2y ago
What's the EU got to do with it? The EU is a glorified trade bloc, it doesn't work for the union on defense; that is handled by individual nations. The UK did a similar amount to the US per capita in Iraq, even though we had less
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by matt-p 2y ago
What about if Russia switch to just using Chinese boats as a proxy? What about a boat registered to some anonymous trust in the canaries? It's a lovely theory but in practice you have to have a rule that says we can board any ship we f
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by matt-p 2y ago
Colo is typically sold on power not space, from your example you're either getting ripped off if it's for low power servers or massively undercharged for a 4xa100 machine
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by matt-p 2y ago
So are 'most' petrol cars, people want space for a family plus fair amount of luggage and end up at Model 3 size minimum to cover that spec. If you want a small EV what about; Dacia Spring Electric Leapmotor T03 Citroen e-C3 Vauxh
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by matt-p 2y ago
Hahaha, I promise you it is. Not saying that's a good thing, but. If this is exactly what they said it was probably either language barrier, like mis translation of "try again, making sure it's all spelt correctly" OR ju
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by matt-p 2y ago
Pricing is fairly similar, particularly in ashburn. Europe can be a little cheaper, but usually not a massive amount in it.
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by matt-p 2y ago
Thats only true if all your customers choose the exact same 37 Hours (and the same/similar destinations) back in the real world that's very very unlikely and so the 95%ile "issue" is a bit misleading unless an individual
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by matt-p 2y ago
So, the "fair price" for internet bandwidth in Europe/NA is typically between a tenth and a quarter of a single cent per GB transfered in the heaviest direction. So you prefer to pay $4.50 for your vm + 47.12126 cents for 460
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by matt-p 2y ago
kind of true except if you've got 1000's of customers it all evens out and your traffic profile is actually quite smooth if you've got say 6 X 100G transits, 4 X 100G IXP ports and 5 X 100G PNIs then the impact of an individu
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by matt-p 2y ago
> is a meter attached Yes, of course. Having flow data (or monitoring ports/interfaces) for traffic engineering and management is pretty essential, not least for determining when capacity upgrades are needed. I understand both sides
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by matt-p 2y ago
A difficult problem, if you own a business then your "income" is completely manipulatable. If your parents run a struggling corner store then you should be eligible, but if they own a successful chain of stores, maybe not. Why not

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