mrkrabo

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by mrkrabo 9y ago
Do you think most people care about this? If it did we would have a completely open architecture by now with lots of products already on shelves. But we don't, because nobody cares.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
You're not following the correct people. I agree it's sad that almost everybody involved with tech is a die-hard liberal :P I'd love to get my tech news from Twitter but I simply don't like to be told how to think regard
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
That's actually one of my concerns. As a heavy Twitter user for like 8 years (I spend at least one hour a day in that app) it is obvious to me that those involved with Twitter do not use the product at all.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
It's sooooo annoying to hear people trying to get you into an alternate platform. app.net, gab.ai, identi.ca, etc. Seriously just stop. You're just annoying.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
Copying files... how? Emulating a FAT32 disk? That sucks. exFAT? Patents. MTP? Sucks. So how?
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
>When the iPod came out, I never understood why I couldn't just drag the music files directly onto the device and I had to get iTunes and use iTune's tedious interface. Because MTP is utter rubbish. Really, people complain abou
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
They are doing similar stuff already, not that bad, but it's getting worse every month. It was always a chronological feed, but these last years they just shuffle thing around when they see fit.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
Google thinking webpages can be as good as native applications is a detriment to the UX.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
That's funny. I use 1.0.0.0/24 for my home network. Perhaps they're doing something similar.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
Because you can disable it. No?
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
There's a standalone Flash Player, no?
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
It's the same as in IPv4. If the user has a static IP address, in IPv4 you ban a /32 (i.e., one address, his own). In IPv6 you'd have to ban the entire range allocated to the user, usually a /64. (edited) If the user has
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
Well, I don't use cloud services. But that does not mean that the only reason I use Spotify is because I don't have an external IP address at home. That's silly.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
I have like 80 KB/s of upload. Having an external IP (which I do) does not solve anything for me.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
Spaniard here. The only major ISP that has tried to enable IPv6 is Orange. They did so by putting people in a DS-Lite connection. This is, CG-NAT for IPv4 and real IPv6 connectivity. Result: now everybody thinks "IPv6 sucks because it
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
Probably the software requires an update to support IPv6 addresses and they simply know it's not worth the hassle.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
It is crazy to use your real name to comment on stuff. I limit my real name to GitHub, and even there I always try to comment on stuff like a robot would.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
Haha, that video is pathetic. https://youtu.be/Z8zNsUTWsOc
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
The "smaller community subs are great" meme doesn't work here. All subs about politics are rubbish.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
>The Internet and social media have trained my brain to read a paragraph or two, and then start looking around. I can certainly relate. What's the solution?
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
"Having taste" is not a fact, but an opinion, so of course he can't "substantiate it"
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
If no Snipping Tool because of GPO is a real scenario, no Paint because of GPO is a real scenario too
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
San Andreas in Steam has received several "updates" that just removed songs from the radio. :(
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
That's what splitting the bill means. You don't pay "for the bandwidth", you pay for a link between two ISPs (Google and Verizon). The bill between then should be split, otherwise the traffic will have to pass through so
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
Why shouldn't Verizon and Google split the bill?
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
People streaming HD video from cell towers is simply crazy. I'm sure that even supporters of net neutrality understand that a solution must be found. Caps can't help with that in highly populated areas. The radio spectrum is simpl
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
If you're going to upload potentially private code from your user's computer to your servers, you better warn him with big fat red letters before you upload a single byte.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
If there's no law that disallows employers to ask for this, it will be mandatory in a matter of years.
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
> There was not real innovation for ages, as auto companies only did minimum to keep their profits. You are very, very mistaken, and anybody who's driven a few different cars can tell you that. Any car made 25 years ago was basical
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by mrkrabo 9y ago
There probably is a replacement in the store already, but being frank, I hate all store apps. The only store app I use is the calculator, because I'm forced to (the classic calculator was removed), and I hate that it takes a few second

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