sambazi

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151.
by sambazi 3y ago
unquestionably
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by sambazi 3y ago
true, though i would guess that's mostly phones and it seems to be stagnating
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by sambazi 3y ago
it brings different pain points and constraints and hence requires reorganization and thinking. there are no "additional bits" left to use and it would also require cosiderable effort to implement
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by sambazi 3y ago
ah thanks! must have missed that joke
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by sambazi 3y ago
no, it`s more that NEW "bloat" brings new problems
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by sambazi 3y ago
that or it was an inevitable and powerful scaling technology that enables a double-digit billion number of devices to communicate using only 3B addresses
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by sambazi 3y ago
following geoff huston, v4 address pressure/usage is actually declining. reasons range from cdn prevalence to cgnat and v6 "islands" but the old internet seems to be chugging along
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by sambazi 3y ago
it's not like the whole profession has the same contract, but working hours in public healthcare should be regulated, i agree
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by sambazi 3y ago
then again, who does
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by sambazi 3y ago
efi joined the chat
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by sambazi 3y ago
good point. a lot of ppl got reeled into the narrative that social media can democratize (free) publication of conversations and ideas, thou it is dominated by monetary incentives that mandate propaganda/advertising and in turn moderat
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by sambazi 3y ago
because early pc's often completely ran of floppy disks as hdd's were expensive
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by sambazi 3y ago
pretty sure they already cooked up a legally convincing argument for why they have to block it
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by sambazi 3y ago
maybe that's why the volume controls on my 1st-gen se no longer apply when using a bt-speaker. granted it's dated hardware on both ends but it used to work fine for 5y+
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by sambazi 3y ago
all canvas are tainted, it's the chemistry of the team that decides what will become of it
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by sambazi 3y ago
something gold standard something
167.
by sambazi 3y ago
most ppl live next to a road so i gather yours is a pretty hefty one or you overlooked other sources of polution
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by sambazi 3y ago
well, if "we" know, it's not private anymore. thou it should not matter
169.
by sambazi 3y ago
thanks for the context
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by sambazi 3y ago
will create interesting errors with certain characters
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by sambazi 3y ago
has some seinfeld vibes to it but the insecurity is so real and totally kills it for me
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by sambazi 3y ago
dafuq did i just watch?
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by sambazi 3y ago
no, it's because the are directly at the site where the kite is launched (and on national tv)
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by sambazi 3y ago
add two spaces right before the echo to avoid logging your secrets in the shell history
175.
by sambazi 3y ago
reasons are plentiful and subject to arguments, nothing fundamental here
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by sambazi 3y ago
simply disabling smt also gives the "snappier" effect for earlier kernels while thwarting some side-channel attacks and increasing power efficiency
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by sambazi 3y ago
> Probably tied into someone's bonus as well. very likely not just one. not sure how this could work, as some qa/sre would have to be paid even more in order to effectively work against this type of falsification. there would h
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by sambazi 3y ago
i'd consider myself interested
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by sambazi 3y ago
dude, there's even cloud in the name of the vendor
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by sambazi 3y ago
i'll take that as a yes

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