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by samoa42 6y ago
> Most ISPs will allocate you a fixed /64 not really. the case where someone in a household power-cycles the router and it gets a new ipv6-addy and then one has to power-cycle all networked devices too because they have no way of kn
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by samoa42 6y ago
> you get slightly better privacy with ipv6 its a larger identifying token serving less users, so no.
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by samoa42 7y ago
> how is having horses pull buggies cruelty to animals? horses are working animals pretty sure that horses would disagree ;)
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by samoa42 7y ago
true, but qos is usually terrible and there is no sla to speak of on the consumer offerings. the most common offer (vodafone cable) has frequent outtages where you only hope is to call a robo-center and the optimal outcome is a troubleticke
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by samoa42 7y ago
US also has plenty in stock.
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by samoa42 7y ago
nat ist stateful. if there is no state for the connection, it's probably denied.
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by samoa42 7y ago
like the faster-than-sata usb-ports?
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by samoa42 7y ago
srsly? consider relocating (to a smaller town)
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by samoa42 7y ago
makes one appreciate being a euro. i dont even lock my car ...
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by samoa42 7y ago
can some1 please please make a html/pwa version of this?
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by samoa42 7y ago
dot/doh is here, pihole is becoming irelevant
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by samoa42 7y ago
it is the reason openbsd exists
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by samoa42 7y ago
microsoft paid for the name, not the IP.
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by samoa42 7y ago
probably because of ovh but be warned that such attribution attempts are utterly useless in the end.
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by samoa42 7y ago
(speaking on behalf of euros) thank you so much for making this thread make sense!
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by samoa42 7y ago
i'd argue that without strict regulation and unannounced government audits we will get sick of most market output.
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by samoa42 7y ago
been using mosh with various shitty networks around europe and it always felt better than plain ssh. 1. seems a egde case, never hit me while beeing a customer there. (funny way telefonica does throttling) 2. seems a edge case caused by the
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by samoa42 7y ago
> but I'm a poor student with savings, a personal and a additional 5k usd checking account... sry to burst your bubble but thats called wealthy for most ppl on earth.
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by samoa42 7y ago
> And all I want, all my life when using software, is for companies to fucking listen to that. If I say I'm reasonably happy with things I spend 95% of my time, then I am reasonably happy. I want you to fix the 5%-time case. soo m
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by samoa42 7y ago
> Telemetry is a lazy, paternalistic way of improving user experience > That is simply not true... but telemetry is something you can trust far more than user feedback nutin said
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by samoa42 7y ago
it's actually ~ $1 per month
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by samoa42 7y ago
MM=B?
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by samoa42 7y ago
also this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=099cHWSbAL8 (was on hn a few weeks ago)
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by samoa42 7y ago
because the cost of the attack is very different at the scale required to influence the outcome. thus electronic voting is less secure.
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by samoa42 7y ago
yea... maybe not, because its profitable nonetheless
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by samoa42 7y ago
yes. in theory it is a bad idea. in practice it works absolutely fine and infinite-percent better than a blocked udp-tunnel.
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by samoa42 7y ago
telekom and vodafon cap at 100gig and O2 was just found to be cancelling contracts with "abusive use" ...
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by samoa42 7y ago
second that. half of my friends using iphones dont enable imessage. thus penetration (in my circles) is way too low to make it useful.
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by samoa42 7y ago
the people going 100kph in the left lane will protest, ofc. but they cannot stand in the way of progress and will be overtaken on the right lane ;-)
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by samoa42 8y ago
true, fq wont solve the problem completely. but it will solve the elphant- vs. mice-flow problem i.e. not make your interactive traffic suffer queueing latency from a simultaneous big transfer.

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