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by rstupek 4y ago
I would think automatic support for TLS, no configuration necessary, would qualify?
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by rstupek 4y ago
Wouldn't threatening to kill the waitstaff qualify as "illegal" since it's technically assault
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by rstupek 4y ago
Agreed. I never need to look at my screen to change volume, skip songs, adjust the A/C.
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by rstupek 4y ago
Five years is an eternity though. The major factor was more likely we didn't have the capacity to produce a large number of nuclear weapons to tip the balance
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by rstupek 4y ago
AWS also provides lightsail which meets the $5/mo vps needs
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by rstupek 4y ago
If I can ask what is an sctb?
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by rstupek 4y ago
Fly.io also would be on my list
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by rstupek 4y ago
Does Apple sell a multi-sim device? It seems like a fairly small market so it's understandable they're not spending resources on it
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by rstupek 4y ago
Compaq in the mid 90s on banyan vines a friend leaving the company sent a company wide email listing his house. It wasn't supposed to be possible to email *
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by rstupek 4y ago
Zip files are being used to infect computers with malware which would explain why they're blocking them
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by rstupek 4y ago
Teslas have the same knobs and buttons (A/C, volume, skip, pause resume) on the steering wheel
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by rstupek 4y ago
Isolation would be the biggest advantage so they can host multiple clients on the same machine. Fly uses a lightweight vm (someone chime in if they have better details).
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by rstupek 4y ago
Yeah that's generously high for an ad view
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by rstupek 4y ago
Not if the level of incoming bandwidth exceeds the available bandwidth of the circuits involved.. you can't filter it when the link is saturated. Cloudflare uses other techniques like global distribution so aggregate bandwidth is high
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by rstupek 4y ago
How would that be different than what happens with email? Getting email through to major providers is a challenge.
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by rstupek 4y ago
I don't think he's saying you can't quarantine spam if you choose. What his complaint is, I send you an email, your mail server says it accepted it, the email is then just discarded entirely (not put in a spam folder).
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by rstupek 4y ago
Yes a lot of people still use Office, especially Excel
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by rstupek 5y ago
It's also the site for the unimportant news that journalists decide to transform into "important" news. Too many "click bait" news stories end up being "xxx is outraged" and the story links to 3-4 random
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by rstupek 5y ago
Yes the $5/month lab setup compared to a globally redundant service.
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by rstupek 5y ago
Not just CNN, pretty much all of the main media providers do exactly this.
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by rstupek 5y ago
what type of word game were you looking for?
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by rstupek 5y ago
Isn't this just the same model mobile phone companies used to sell the phone in the first place?
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by rstupek 5y ago
History shows anyone claiming "unlimited bandwidth" isn't going to offer truly unlimited bandwidth. It's an old hoster lie which continues to be recycled for subscriber growth.
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by rstupek 5y ago
I think the point is "what if there's no electricity but the gas stove still works"
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by rstupek 5y ago
Wasn't that PalmOS which got acquired by LG?
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by rstupek 5y ago
Doesn't AMD similarly send their recipe to TSMC to be printed?
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by rstupek 5y ago
The government paid workers via PPP, not businesses
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by rstupek 5y ago
Is VMware free?
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by rstupek 5y ago
We used jbuilder and it was a great product, simpler to use than eclipse but it's hard to compete with free and good enough
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by rstupek 5y ago
You have a connection to the internet with an IP address do you not? That connection can easily be saturated with traffic and fail2ban would not have a chance to do anything.

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