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by rubatuga 6y ago
The value of money is strongly tied to consumer trust. Zimbabwe is one of the most corrupt countries in the world, and the government literally created money out of thin air to fund its wars, increase their salaries, and to protect its regi
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by rubatuga 6y ago
This video is an example of a false equivalence fallacy. To compare American “printing money” to Zimbabwe “printing money”... smh. It seems like a bunch of random topics strung together. And it offers investment advice using historical exa
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by rubatuga 6y ago
Netflix works with just the "global" range. Their business vs. residential classification accuracy is probably near perfect.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
That's the prototype version.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
We lease IPv4 /24 and IPv6 /48 blocks from a reputable IP address broker, check it against spam blacklists, and finally announce the clean IP addresses at a datacenter of our choice. We are not tied down to any hosting company. We
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by rubatuga 6y ago
How often has this worked in your experience?
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by rubatuga 6y ago
We would be glad to test it out with you, no contacts in China unfortunately.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
We are a managed service meaning you can sign up, download the WireGuard configuration, and forget about it. For a few extra dollars, you get reliability (we use BGP so we can failover to different datacenters), and clean IP addresses that
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by rubatuga 6y ago
We actually launched a service that provides you with a public IPv4 address and a /56 IPv6 block over WireGuard. It bypasses CGNAT and provides unblocked ports, including port 25. The cheapest plan starts at $8/month. Here's
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by rubatuga 6y ago
It’s steam, not bong rip.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
its called a microkernel
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by rubatuga 6y ago
A depressing article IMO
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by rubatuga 6y ago
But to effectively use the plumbing tools, the companies need programmers! And in the near future, there will not be any "automation" of your complex business needs. Every business is different, and every business has different pr
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by rubatuga 6y ago
Oracle is the worst company in the world
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by rubatuga 6y ago
I would totally recommend a used HP Z230 (either SFF or normal size depending on how big you want it to be). You can put in a Xeon processor, ECC RAM, and you have multiple PCIe slots and SATA ports.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
That’s not how NAT works though. It uses random ports, and there are no collisions, unless you have thousands of Xboxes behind a NAT. Also, remember that CGNAT is a thing, with hundreds of households( with dozens of game consoles) all behin
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by rubatuga 6y ago
Ah that’s fair, but it’s the combination of both that is the worst
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by rubatuga 6y ago
You keep saying "whatever" software wouldn't work without UPnP, but you are failing to give us concrete examples.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
STUN is not a relay.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
You have to choose: security or convenience.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
This is completely false. Almost all home networks use port-restricted NAT, which allows for STUN for NAT traversal. You do not need UPnP to play games, even those that have peer to peer multiplayer. Also STUN for VOIP does not increase lat
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by rubatuga 6y ago
Yep, the author depends on NAT as a security feature, when it was never designed to be one. UPnP is a convenience feature, and is disabled in all security focused networks. If you want convenience and security, set up two VLANs, one for yo
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by rubatuga 6y ago
Yes, it’s a feature supported by many VOIP clients, and this comments section is filled with UPnP apologists
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by rubatuga 6y ago
windows 10 actually does "fast startup" which is kind of like hibernation, similar to hybrid sleep introduced in the past.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
definitely hibernation
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by rubatuga 6y ago
A used HP Z230 is a cheap buy, supports ECC, and easily supports five 3.5inch drives
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by rubatuga 6y ago
Damn, this guy has never worked a production environment before.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
I’m using an WRT1200ac to great success. Just make sure to set your 5GHz network to a non-DFS channel.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
Probably stock, probably on a DFS channel.
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by rubatuga 6y ago
Yeah. This kind of mirrors my thought that our visual cortex is excellent at split-second image recognition, for things like identifying predators, dangers, etc, and this lack of "thinking" is why our current generation of neural

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