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by p1mrx 4y ago
Haha, this is the best submission title I've seen all week.
902.
by p1mrx 4y ago
A wizard is never late, Harry.
903.
by p1mrx 4y ago
Just Have a Think covers topics similar to Matt Ferrel, with a bit more rigor: https://www.youtube.com/c/JustHaveaThink/videos
904.
by p1mrx 4y ago
That's my understanding, yes. LISP would allow any ISP to perform tunnel encap/decap on their own routers, so traffic doesn't need to traverse a third-party network.
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by p1mrx 4y ago
> and not changed a bunch of other things between IPv4 and IPv6 Do you have any examples of things that would speed the transition if left unchanged?
906.
by p1mrx 4y ago
> Why is it good? It's good because it enables future innovation at the network edge. I don't know what that will look like, but it's better to have too much freedom than too little. > Roaming https://en.wik
907.
by p1mrx 4y ago
Why is it bad to give users 64 bits of address space? Today's Ethernet/WiFi networks don't use the space very effectively, but IP will be with us for a very long time, and those bits are reserved for future innovation at the
908.
by p1mrx 4y ago
Note that "kelvin" is lowercase: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/329629/is-kelvin...
909.
by p1mrx 4y ago
It's been a couple years, but I was using the Arduino IDE for Linux. I think Steam is currently a dev/beta feature.
910.
by p1mrx 4y ago
My Chromebook has a real-enough operating system to program an ESP32 and play Portal .
911.
by p1mrx 4y ago
I'm worried that having cheap energy most of the time will lead to more disasters like Texas in Feb 2021. We should focus more on how to avoid long-tail blackouts than how to profit from periods of abundance, particularly as electric
912.
by p1mrx 4y ago
Do you mean that for the purpose of backing up wind and solar, it will be cheaper to use fossil fuels and sequester the carbon, than to use nuclear energy and sequester the waste?
913.
by p1mrx 4y ago
Also ensure that consumers pay for emitting atmospheric CO₂, including backup power when wind and solar are offline due to weather.
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by p1mrx 4y ago
SCOTUS has entered the chat.
915.
by p1mrx 4y ago
https://aris.iaea.org/PDF/BWRX-300_2020.pdf > The IC [Isolation Condenser] pool has an installed capacity that provides 7 days of reactor decay heat removal capability. The heat rejection process can be continued in
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by p1mrx 4y ago
China connected an SMR to the grid several months ago: https://www.powermag.com/china-starts-up-first-fourth-genera...
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by p1mrx 4y ago
Drill hole, insert waste: https://vimeo.com/458322589 It's really not that hard, except from a political standpoint.
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by p1mrx 4y ago
Most devices randomize the second half by default, using RFC3041 and its successors.
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by p1mrx 4y ago
How long until these satellites have enough precision to identify who farted?
920.
by p1mrx 4y ago
There are a lot more atoms (10^80 or so) than IPv6 addresses (10^38). How could a device have a hardware-embedded IP address, if the hardware vendor doesn't know which ISP you will use?
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by p1mrx 4y ago
You're basically describing Cloudflare. It is easy to make an IPv4 server accept IPv6 connections. It is relatively difficult to make an IPv4 client connect to IPv6 servers, because there aren't enough bits in the 'destinati
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by p1mrx 4y ago
A better analogy would be a new laptop company selling laptops with Windows XP. "Our staff is more familiar with XP. We promise we're still working on the Windows 10 drivers, but in the meantime you can try to run it in VMWare.&qu
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by p1mrx 4y ago
Having a non-residential IP address is likely to get you blocked from services like Netflix. It would be nice if there were some way to decouple connectivity from addressing, without becoming a second-class citizen of the internet.
924.
by p1mrx 4y ago
If IPv6 had used dots instead, then addresses like "2001.db8.1.2.3.4.beef.de" would be ambiguous between an IP address and a hostname. Perhaps they could've required every IPv6 address to use ".." exactly once for z
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by p1mrx 4y ago
The moon rotates once per month, so nights are about 2 weeks long. Continuous solar power might be possible with a ring of panels around the south pole.
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by p1mrx 4y ago
283. If a man be an insufferable pedant, he shall be put to death.
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by p1mrx 4y ago
Zachtronics games give you a limited playing field with a limited set of operations. The fun comes from thinking carefully about small problems, and doing a lot with a little. Factorio is more like work, because they don't know when t
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by p1mrx 4y ago
> 0.80 cents a foot Isn't that 80 cents/foot, or 0.80 dollars/foot?
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by p1mrx 4y ago
Here are the frames with text: https://imgur.com/a/cP52BPP
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by p1mrx 4y ago
Why would they study something that makes the plan look bad?

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