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1mo ago
Did it end up being true that the troops on that aircraft carrier had to catch rats and cook them to survive?
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1mo ago
Ever put your password into a website that used cloudflare? Ever registered an account with Gmail? Ever had an Android or iOS phone?
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I thought it was a joke about inflation - the US is now trying to print its way out of debt as yields are soaring. This is the very beginning of how hyperinflation usually starts.
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1mo ago
In this case the safe belongs to the person who's trying to crack it.
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1mo ago
They can, and do, do this with or without DynDNS.
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1mo ago
No, by definition it's not P2P because it's all going through Cloudflare.
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You can put nginx with basic auth in front of jellyfin
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Marketing is meant to be misleading. That's how it works.
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1mo ago
You can also do this on any server you have: ssh -R 0.0.0.0:80:localhost:9051 myserver Make sure server sshd config has: GatewayPorts yes
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Spain blacklisted Cloudflare and everyone hates it, but it proves it can happen.
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1mo ago
I'd expect an anonymous inbound tunnel to be better than an anonymous outbound proxy and we have plenty of the latter.
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True. Same reason Hurricane Electric peers promiscuously. I'm surprised more networks don't, to be honest - wouldn't say DTAG prefer that you peer with DTAG than peer with HE upstream of DTAG?
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It doesn't matter that they're easy to switch away from. It matters that people haven't actually switched away from them.
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Actually, AI creates spaghetti faster than any human ever could before.
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1mo ago
What does Cloudflare make possible for your project?
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1mo ago
What do you think an emulator is?
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1mo ago
Windows NT doesn't emulated Windows, it is Windows. Wine is not Windows and emulates Windows.
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1mo ago
Windows.
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No, but everything written by AI is wrong and I don't like it.
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Smoking indoors was discussed in the past and clearly the decision was not to allow it, because it harms others.
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> If I go to court, I win. There is no other outcome. Har har har. Spoken like somebody who's never been in a courtroom or read about a court case before. You still have to tick all the technicality boxes before you can win, startin
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Rags to rags in three generations, don't forget. These people are not Warren Buffett and most likely do not share his skill, luck, and psychological investment.
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1mo ago
A legitimate benefit of vertical integration. They control their own CPUs so they can just do that. Linux has to run on whatever it's given.
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despite the funny backronym, Wine actually IS a WINdows Emulator. Someone apparently told them that it's only called an emulator if it's emulating a CPU architecture, but that's not true.
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1mo ago
Also didn't they actually do this and realize that Windows API on x86/64 was as stable as anything they could invent?
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And they won't credit you.
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Navier-Stokes wasn't even an algorithm, it was a proof that something is possible while obeying certain equations.
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GDP is just a measure of how expensive things are: inflation. It literally measures the total price of all the things that are bought and sold.
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It was originally a contrast: "information wants to be free, because .... and information wants to be expensive, because ...." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_wants_to_be_free#H...
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1mo ago
You could patent your game design, if that's possible. This is exactly what patents were created for. But you yourself are probably churning out original (instead of copycat) little games and can't afford to patent all of them.
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