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by nativeit 5y ago
I've been using Linode exclusively to host my (admittedly paltry) compliment of VPS's for several years now. They have provided me with outstanding service throughout my time with them, including truly being there for me a few tim
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by nativeit 5y ago
For the last seven years, I've run a tiny one-man I.T. consultancy with barely a dozen consistent clients--they're all great clients, but I am in no way the pinnacle of dynamism--and even I have a "hit by a bus" insuranc
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by nativeit 5y ago
https://mailman.nanog.org/pipermail/nanog/2019-September/102... That might drop you right into the middle of it, but that's the thread in question.
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by nativeit 5y ago
Wouldn't this be the kind of thing that would be ripe for a startup to make easier/more accessible through abstraction? Maybe the risk of fracturing an already dense protocol into multiple competing approaches isn't worth it,
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by nativeit 5y ago
The email group thread where Ron Guilmette (security researcher cited at the end of the article) is confronting an Israeli businessman about the alleged theft of the AFRINIC IP blocks is/was available. I ran across it while looking for
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by nativeit 5y ago
I find the entire notion of FOSS contributors looking for "their cut" to be a flawed understanding of what FOSS is, why it exists, and how it is supposed to work. This is viewing FOSS from a very specific perspective that's a
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by nativeit 5y ago
Recording audio in public is also legal in the US, I'm not sure why the analog for persons with disabilities would make any difference? Under US law, there is not presumption of privacy in public spaces, and therefore citizens have no
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by nativeit 5y ago
Sorry to be that pedant that zeroes in a singular point that in no way nullifies the larger argument being made--but that isn't how HIPAA works at all.
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by nativeit 5y ago
Plus, we could go back to having our milk delivered! What a weird notion that is in these modern times.
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by nativeit 5y ago
I admit that your point is valid in the scope of modern living. I do think this is reflective of some of what has been lost in the last century, however. With greater routine access to artisans, shops and grocers, the ability to obtain fre