satanspastaroll

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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
IIRC IPv6 became a ratified internet standard in 2017
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Here's a wish for rapid adoption of IPv6, where no one will be fored to use nat ever again >If eight people want to watch Bob while he's talking, you've got to find eight videos' worth of upload bandwidth from somewhe
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
That doesen't seem like a good reason at all
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
The lung's capacity to take oxygen from air decreases as the infection spreads
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
This makes it sound like it's all been in vain. Negative results are just as much if not more progress than the end of resolving the cure
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
I doubt any disease will grant you more energy than what you've eaten nor conditions that substantially improve the bodies efficiency. It's important to remember that exercise alone won't burn off that many calories. It'
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Well landmines can discriminate by atleast weight and magnetism. I think they can also count the tracks and blow up later if they want to
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
That is because we've built tools that are good enough for most use cases, and the cases don't actually differ all that much. For every new case however, new software has to be made. It isn't getting any easier, there is just
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
>or no programmer That seems to be the gist of it. SaaS seems to tackle this specific issue by trying to move everything away from the customers in the first place. Don't need sysadmins or software devs(here) if they're in the
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Not all applications are, and there are specific automated downgrade attacks for encrypted comms that force some back to plaintext. Giving outsiders access to your internal network is rarely a good idea.
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
It's more "asked nicely" than pushed. "Pushed" implies the organizations have some leverage over google.
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Trading security for convenience is rarely a good idea. The rest of the world should not conform the to failures of certain areas to provide internet.
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
At this "scale" a single 3Gbps guaranteed pipe is ~330€/mo on OVH. You could simply buy ten of them just to be sure and still be paying 1/3 a month of what that would cost you for a day in the cloud. That includes all th
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
One could also say that this has been a great week for Linux, since all these problems have been caught
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Owning smart speakers grants extra bits to identify you, it ties in neatly with other tracking devices, strengthening each other
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Just because something is bad, doesen't mean you should make them twice so
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
What I'd like to see is larger space for custom rules. You can't have a single policy that defines a whitelist of functions you can do on an EC2 instance per user.
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
I doubt there is any significant crunch coming from just encoding/decoding the stream. Most of the time comes still from waiting for network resources, and evaling megabytes of add-in JS. Now the same problem applies to JS, and the cou
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Even switching between modes may introduce new kinds of undefined behavior, which may not be visible on the text-only side
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Does Microsoft collect the calculations themselves, or metadata related to it's use?
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Waste can be very subjective. Exchanging text makes the format easier to debug and accessible to humans, which can be a purpose in itself.
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
To be honest, that is also a problem with human drivers
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Damn, that's basically all the interest
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
It's really amazing how a company can run for so long on so much loss. IIRC Twitter has never turned a profit either, and yet there it stands
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Modifying the binary should change it's digital signature, making it invalid in the first place. Running unsigned code is running arbitrary code
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Providing updates with a switch to opt out would be no problem to me. However they seem to be pushing the update without notice or consent, without a way to disable telemetry or automatic updates.
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
This change is a firmware update that was likely automatically installed on unaware customers equipment. Very shady. They claim this is to "gather crashes and other critical events strictly for the purpose of improving our products&quo
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Latency minimal GC is the right choice for game servers. The most available one is G1, though others like Shenandoah and ZGC are on the way
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
Unfortunately just using less energy will not happen by asking nicely, and as most do not want that, it will not happen. Instead we should focus on the things that are achievable, like increasing efficiency. >fusion is not ideal. Why do
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by satanspastaroll 7y ago
This should change soon, as EPYCs can do 204GB/s of memory throughput (plus tons of pcie4.0). They also aren't cpu tied, all of the SKUs get all of the lanes

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