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by oofnik 4y ago
This sounds like a fantastic way to smother creativity and imagination. Anybody who has ever worked on open source projects should know that incentives are not always additive. https://commoncausefoundation.org/michael-sande
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by oofnik 4y ago
The perception of a "need for so much dev ops nowadays" stems, in my view, from a skills mismatch in the market. Division of labor and specialization are two natural results of any rapidly evolving industry. The tech industry is n
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by oofnik 4y ago
I think we humans are bound to experience a uniquely negative reaction any time a non-human entity punishes us for communal rule-breaking. This makes sense, because communal rule-following is a distinctly human activity which has co-evolved
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by oofnik 4y ago
Neat work. I dove into the packaging system while working on iptmon, an iptables-based network monitor. It's actually pretty straightforward to write a Makefile and set up your package as a feed. https://github.com/oofn
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by oofnik 4y ago
One strategy I've found helpful in my own life for addressing that hopeless drowning feeling brought on by doomscrolling or other mindless activity incentivized by The Algorithm is to actively intervene and remind myself that this is n
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by oofnik 4y ago
I've always been fascinated by the civilizational miracle of free and open source software, which has been made possible by centuries of striving (and for the most part, achieving) to build a world in which the creative elite is not on
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by oofnik 5y ago
> Questions of what people own and control are increasingly replaced by questions of who or what people are, replacing the clash of classes with the collaging of identities. This is the main issue as far as I'm concerned. What the a
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by oofnik 5y ago
To everyone complaining that this article is elitist, or written from a privileged perspective, that's beside the author's point. He even addresses this critique succinctly: > This is a key part of what it means to be a respons
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by oofnik 6y ago
I've used socat in the past to debug all kinds of odd network behavior. It helped me discover a networking issue with some code by comparing performance of piping a Unix socket over TCP using socat vs. the native TCP implementation, wh
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by oofnik 6y ago
Thanks, this was immensely informative. Please consider contributing to the OpenWrt wiki IPv6 page: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/ipv6/start