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by rubatuga 4y ago
No, that would be horrible for data portability, which is the reason many hospitals are locked into shitty EPR systems. If you are going to design a way to transfer data across healthcare providers, it better be as easy as sending a fax. Sh
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by rubatuga 4y ago
You won’t find one
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Also called sneaker proxies. Why? Used to bypass restrictions or limits on buying sneakers/shoes online.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Do tell
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by rubatuga 4y ago
It’s kindly explained on the actual WireGuard page as well: https://www.wireguard.com/netns/
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Great YouTube video of a deep zoom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S3lc2G3rWs
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Last time I played with WebGPU on macOS it was a buggy mess.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Must have been 3 or 4 when I downloaded bonzi buddy on our family computer.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Accidentally woke up with a lightning cable under my back, it gave me a small burn.
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Emulating HDMI Connection (2019)(blog.danman.eu)
2 points by rubatuga 4y ago|0 comments
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by rubatuga 4y ago
The sooner we reach a steady state of pro-crypto and anti-crypto people the sooner we can move on with our lives.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Also ARP isn't over TCP or UDP.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
You are so wrong about achieving 87% of rtx 3090 power.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
I’m hoping NestedText will take the place of YAML: https://nestedtext.org/en/stable/
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Many of our customers are on Starlink, and use our service to bypass the CGNAT allowing them to host web servers, SMTP servers, etc. Our service is called Hoppy Network, it provides a unique and publicly accessible IPv4 and IPv6 range over
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Heartbreaking, but humorous. For better or worse, life will continue to march on. Edit: it seems as though this is fiction
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by rubatuga 4y ago
They probably will cancel it. Seeing as they cancelled Google's certificate at one point.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
More like now is the best time to convince others that shitcoins are a thing.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Uh, shouldn’t there be a staging environment for these sort of changes?
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by rubatuga 4y ago
Holy shit that visualizer has no business being as good as it is.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
I believe that it is good at advancing asic technology? not really sure of much else.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
When I saw bitcoin tank from 1000 to 500, it's all a matter of scale.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
This has happened so many times, that it's not really news.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
TLDR don’t run out of disk space
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by rubatuga 4y ago
> I really don't wanna pay for an HDMI port, SD reader, and a headphone jack tha You don't want to pay for $20 worth of components? Like what another comment stated, you're getting components that have been tested by Apple
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by rubatuga 4y ago
It’s mostly people who need good IP reputation and a user friendly managed service. It’s hard to get clean IPs from massive cloud services.
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by rubatuga 4y ago
If your threat model is based on your ISP not snooping on you then you need to improve your security…
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by rubatuga 4y ago
You can use WireGuard and our service hoppy.network to achieve the same thing! By having a static IP address exposed, you can switch from WiFi to ethernet or cellular without any network connections breaking. Probably not the best solution
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by rubatuga 4y ago
True, I guess I'm more annoyed that the rtl8153 driver was doubly inefficient (ECM + usermode).
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by rubatuga 4y ago
I will have to try these RTL8156 adapters eventually, but according to the resource from the comment below, they don't support AirPlay 2. Not exactly a rock-solid chipset. https://gist.github.com/MadLittleMods/3005

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