samoa42

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by samoa42 6y ago
because a 'nicely done video' (in terms of popularity) can very seldomly convey the information needed to make a valid point. hek even scientific writers/writings strugle with packing the right type and ammount of information
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by samoa42 6y ago
agreed. how do we change it thou without dumpstering "free" video hosting?
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by samoa42 6y ago
Why is storing a limited amount of data on a service selling unlimited storage considered abuse?
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by samoa42 6y ago
fwiw its gernerally frowned upon, illegal only for use in an official capacity dealing with pii
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by samoa42 6y ago
not as commodity service, but given enough money someone will work a dedicated cable for sure
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by samoa42 6y ago
yes it does
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by samoa42 6y ago
i'd say "the internet" is the biggest "network of networks" and ipv6 is not really a part but a separate network ie. not interoperable with "the internet". maybe it will be more important some day, but not
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by samoa42 6y ago
please tell us the addresses and ports where you have been scanned inappropriately
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by samoa42 6y ago
ironically ios has this built in and one can sync contacts/calendar from iphone to $selfhosted without even touching the app-store. not so for android
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by samoa42 6y ago
> Gates is the richest person in the world. not true for three years now
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by samoa42 6y ago
seems like a worthy correction/addition to your top post that you have lower ping to a cf-pop in your city over cables than to inhouse devices over wifi.
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by samoa42 6y ago
> there is a major drawback in a modern context have been using it as a daily driver for a few years around 2005 and concur that there is a integration moat with software that is intended for linux (modern or not) and i guess systemd mad
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by samoa42 6y ago
had to chuckle but yea, 20 years qualifies as "a long time" i guess.
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by samoa42 6y ago
yes it does. mainstream os's usually deprecate _OLD_ hardware much faster.
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by samoa42 6y ago
should have used .local
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by samoa42 6y ago
while agreeing to your point about living standards, i would add that there are almost no countries matching US military spending, foreign debt levels or energy consumption per capita
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by samoa42 6y ago
> I would never expose my children to that risk on a day to day basis but while driving a car you are exposing others to that risk. > They don't even have the coordinaton to land properly yes they do
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by samoa42 6y ago
> The sheer amount of data (drive files, gmail data, etc) Google has in its silos makes it almost impossible to copy anywhere else other than on Google's own servers or another giant's DCs my first computer had a two Megabyte H
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by samoa42 6y ago
a system that grinds to a halt because of overflowing logfiles is already faulty. What fantasy world do you live in?
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by samoa42 6y ago
> Wouldn’t it be a bit naive to think that the US would sustain from offensive cyber ops you mean 'abstain'? and no, it would be responsible to abstaint because offensive cyber relies on knowledge of vulnerabilities in software
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by samoa42 6y ago
point is that apple wanted the 'simple' solution from the begining but google gave us the 'native app' store and folks were happy. imo pwa's on webkit are only crippled in regards to the google extensions that make
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by samoa42 6y ago
correct me but those features are denied by apple and mozilla for very good reasons (privacy and security) besides beeing anything but 'basic' (midi anyone?)
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by samoa42 6y ago
Passive DNS companies (like farsight) are probably in a position to answer that. There might also be an answer in public material from Paul Vixie or Geoff Huston if you are inclined to find out.
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by samoa42 6y ago
i'd say that hosts which cannot reach ipv4 addresses are not part of 'the internet' (thou they are part of 'a network')
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by samoa42 6y ago
apple literally invented pwa's
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by samoa42 6y ago
euro here, used sms heavily until the ott messenger craze set in my cicles (~2015). nowadays mostly for contacts that either dont use a smartphone or dont have mobile internet connection (yes! those exist). are u sure u are using sms? askin
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by samoa42 6y ago
have you tried 'sandstorm server'?
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by samoa42 6y ago
'Race to Idle' effectively means greater energy efficiancy due to less time spent in full-power mode
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by samoa42 6y ago
imho both effects stem mostly from the fact that diesel has ~11% higher density than gasoline. (ie. mileage and co2-output become more equal if measured against mass rather than volume)
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by samoa42 6y ago
much appreciated

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