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271.
by sambazi 3y ago
barking up the wrong tree op is author of the linked blog post, not the app
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by sambazi 3y ago
> ipv6 is a kind of super NAT that few people bother to learn true, for now. sometime it will reverse and i am exited about what will happen in/with the "legacy internet"
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by sambazi 3y ago
the alternatives are even worse, that's the premise; you get better maps than with gog/apl but have a slightly "different" ux
274.
by sambazi 3y ago
apple maps tends to do this to me as well (in germany). i guess fuzzy-matching locations and sorting by distance is hard
275.
by sambazi 3y ago
loads blazing fast and has good design. seems well done
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by sambazi 3y ago
came to say the same. i absolutely despise breakage and random changes in my desktop environment
277.
by sambazi 3y ago
so you want to trade in tailored and curated fixes in lts for acccidental and experimental fixes in bleeding-edge. go ahead
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by sambazi 3y ago
end-users don't install windows
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by sambazi 3y ago
interesting take so, is the reverse, huge margins indicate an inefficient market, also true?
280.
by sambazi 3y ago
could be argued that most produce in a supermarket is not there to satisfy 'basic needs'
281.
by sambazi 3y ago
i feel like "typo" should mean "typing error" and not "autocorrect fubar" mixing the two implicates humans for the errors of machines edit: unless failure to disable autocorrect is counted as a user error
282.
by sambazi 3y ago
future you will care and facepalm
283.
by sambazi 3y ago
had both for a while, but they are ~30% heavier and bigger for no good reason also headphone jack ;)
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by sambazi 3y ago
better format from the devblog[0]: Added support for new opt-in experimental features autoMemoryReclaim – Makes the WSL VM shrink in memory as you use it by reclaiming cached memory Sparse VHD – Automatically shrinks the WSL virtu
285.
by sambazi 3y ago
i suppose you're right, thou i can imagine a world in which the allies lost the war, concentration camps were "necessary" and the bombs were "not ok"
286.
by sambazi 3y ago
kinda mad that there still is no upgrade path for my 1st-gen se that will let me have a phone at around 100g
287.
by sambazi 3y ago
> It must be physically impossible to violate our privacy or it doesn't work. it has to be expensive enough in order to not be worth it.
288.
by sambazi 3y ago
some call it decency to leave a place just a little bit better than the way they found it, but "Mount Everest trash solution" sounds nice too
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by sambazi 3y ago
go bid :D
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by sambazi 3y ago
i think he means that someone else would have done it
291.
by sambazi 3y ago
> So I am doubting more and more the claim that iPhone is somehow IPv6 only. as well you should. the phone has to keep working. my point was that smartphone ecosystem is ime very well established in the v6 internet and i doubt that any c
292.
by sambazi 3y ago
more like 90% according to https://awsipv6.neveragain.de/
293.
by sambazi 3y ago
kind of brings up the question if all apps can do this
294.
by sambazi 3y ago
just checked again on an iphone se, 1st-gen, ios 15.x on t-mobile reseller in germany: actually there is a v4 default route on the wwan-interface that appears to be a p2p link (192/32) probably to a cgnat. besides 127/8, there are
295.
by sambazi 3y ago
"It has not been possible/practical to use immutable system images until recent advances like ostree/flatpak/systemd-homed." no, you can just mount overlayfs with ram-backing for example
296.
by sambazi 3y ago
you mean the fact that amazon has around 4.5B reasons to not support ipv6? interesting idea
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by sambazi 3y ago
there are thousands of debian mirrors, not that far fetched that at least one of them has broken v6
298.
by sambazi 3y ago
anything more concrete? i was struck by an issue in this area a few years ago and i think it was fixed by tuning gai.conf to prefer v4 because there were some repo servers that had broken v6
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by sambazi 3y ago
> At some point a website I really want to access will require IPv6. kek - i too am waiting
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by sambazi 3y ago
incredibly smart deal

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