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sambazi
2y ago
whatever you have been smoking, i want some PS: you'd also have to spoof the mac addresses and get a lot of clients to report it, but it could cause some confusion
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sambazi
2y ago
ppl not big on 8k jokes anymore it seems
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2y ago
amazon is using class-e internally for some years now; i guess it's profitable
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sambazi
2y ago
does this fit in the greater 'enshittification' theme? subpar replacements w/o real alternatives
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sambazi
2y ago
afaik there was a serious lack of v6 support within aws services. has the financial incentive reached this far or do they just want to charge you more?
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sambazi
2y ago
> CGNAT and no IPv6 there should be an itu mandate to label this kind of service distinctly different (e.g internet lite/basic)
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sambazi
2y ago
not really TLDR
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sambazi
2y ago
it's a public api and public cloud exists, how would they stop scraping?
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sambazi
2y ago
what issue are you referring to?
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sambazi
2y ago
pls don't discriminate against ppl that lived in a world before wifi was a thing
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sambazi
2y ago
please don't submit to this nonsense. future you will thank you
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2y ago
also grew up in the 90s and plans usually didn't deviate from the plan because there was no way to communicate. ppl just showed up, or didn't
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sambazi
2y ago
pretty please don't fall for that crap
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sambazi
2y ago
afaik there is filtering of 'announcements' in ss7 similar to manrs/rpki
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sambazi
2y ago
could you elaborate on why would you ascribe different impact to this seemingly similar problem?
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sambazi
2y ago
unreachability is not a driving feature of communication infrastructure though
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sambazi
2y ago
i suspect that he has incentives beyond money
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2y ago
does not inspire confidence indeed
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sambazi
2y ago
tribbling this. 'freenet' is an isp in my country, and if this does not hint at it enough, too generic of a term
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sambazi
2y ago
will be interesting to know if this is a bait and switch or simply a concession to the majority of users that just want free stuff
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2y ago
i supposed it is relatively straight forward to extract directly from the testicles and go with in-vitro fertilization and implantation for planned parenthood
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2y ago
> Solar just isn't practical in actuality, the energy density is too low It's very practical for decentralizing, diversification and resiliance
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sambazi
2y ago
the same way we can be, reasonable, sure that other tools, like knifes and saws, when used for their intended tasks and in the intended way, are just tools.
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sambazi
2y ago
lock-screen access to homekit is a regular offender for example
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2y ago
couldn't agree more. 'right to repair' alone will only allow for more externalities when shipping a product. mandating a better product will bring repairability with it, because only then will it also be in the manufacturers
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sambazi
2y ago
do you have actual numbers? thought it was a couple thousand
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sambazi
2y ago
generic llm will do that for you, no?
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2y ago
they run their own cdn. it's arguable cheaper than buying but then again it's also the core business and outsourcing put's the whole operation in danger
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2y ago
also with adblocker but i do get recommendations, though the quality/relatedness has gone downhill. i suspect privacy legislation and this cohort thing to be at the bottom of this
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2y ago
getting closer to mythical storytelling of old every day
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