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by sgjohnson 1y ago
can't spoof the source IP in TCP communication, as the handshake cannot happen. With UDP you can send whatever, but obviously you won't be able to receive the response.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
Multi-site centralized management if you don't want to use Ubiquiti's cloud. UI has an entire lineup of non-Cloud gateways. This is also for setups without an Ubiquiti gateway. Like a setup with just UI switches or APs.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
Nothing in the Ubiquiti ecosystem requires you to use the cloud. Even fully air-gapped setups are supported.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
That article is nonsense, even if it's up to the implementation, not ISA. Apple's M4 Max owns AMDs top consumer CPU (Ryzen 9 9900X3D) in both, single and multi-core workloads, while consuming a fraction of power that the AMD chip
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
No. It will take 10 years for everyone to update their router configuration/software to treat the new “formely-reserved” addresses as global unicast. There’s no point in doing that whatsoever. That effort would be spent much better by
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
x86 is the WORST modern architecture if performance-per-watt is considered. And extra power consumption means extra heat. The only reason why I even still have an x86 PC is to play videogames. For all other purposes I’ve got ARM machines.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
FWIW I love the 1911-style grip safety. It’s a shame that more guns don’t have that.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
Secure Boot does nothing whatsoever to prevent that. Disk Encryption has got nothing to do with Secure Boot.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
> Requiring TLS on an inter-LAN connection is mostly useless, and impossible if no Internet gateway is available. what do you mean? > Requiring TLS on an inter-LAN connection is mostly useless there are many ways to intercept inter-LA
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
Shame that IP address certificates can’t be done via the DNS challenge, but I completely understand why.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
Doesn’t matter. Our species survived. Individual casualties don’t matter in the grand scheme of things.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
We survived industrial revolution, we’ll survive AI.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
> Meanwhile this site disappears a 1500 comment thread about the Marines being used to crush incredibly peaceful resistance to the unconstitutional regime's White Supremacy. US citizens are being violently kidnapped, and for what? T
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
Absolutely nothing whatsoever. If SIM Swap doesn’t work, you can always attack SS7. There’s also nothing you can do about that. So stop using your phone number as an authentication factor. It’s trivial to pwn for any actor determined-enough
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
Good luck shutting down the LLM running on my MacBook. The Pandora’s Box is open. It’s over.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
I guess for a restaurant it basically always makes sense to accept offline payments. I wasn’t aware that they might not be able to process card payments when I ordered. I don’t typically carry any cash on me, and, well, if their terminals g
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
Maybe today, when the line between a Credit and a Debit card has gotten significantly blurrier (except in the US). I definitely remember making an _offline_ payment with an AMEX card at a restaurant in the UK some 10 years ago. Also, most a
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
> I prefer to die a vegetable at 80 than die from a nuclear blast at 40. All those years can be spent existing happily Eh, I’m the exact opposite. I don’t want to spend a single day as a vegetable.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
> is the worst job in the world Is it though? You either succeed, or nothing is ever your problem again.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
SDRs exist only on paper. Regular individuals or companies can’t deal in them.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
Not necessarily. A correspondent bank is simply a bank where the recipient bank has an account in the specified currency. For domestic currencies used only in certain countries, that bank will almost always be in that country. For currencie
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
> all USD transactions go through US institutions regardless of where those transacting partners are located This is not true. See: Eurodollar - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurodollar
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
> I'm running current Windows 11 Pro, licenses purchased from one of the markets for under AUD$50 You've probably wasted the 50 bucks. A valid product key a license does not make. Those cheap keys are usually ones for OEM licen
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
It's not about performance. It's about not having Candy Crush Saga ads in the Start menu.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
Or you run it because you don't want all the bloat that Windows comes with by default... My gaming PC runs Windows 11 LTSC.
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by sgjohnson 1y ago
> Why doesn't the README file explain what this repository is doing? It explains exactly what it's doing. "Microsoft Store package for Windows LTSC." It provides a Microsoft Store package for LTSC builds, and an insta
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by sgjohnson 2y ago
For Windows 11, all editions (11, 11 Enterprise LTSC, Server 2025) are 24H2.
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by sgjohnson 2y ago
I don’t see how ubiquiti not being open source is relevant here, as the original question was > Can you recommend Western companies that would be able to produce similar hardware at the same price point? Besides, I’m yet to see any open
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by sgjohnson 2y ago
https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/all-cloud-gateways/produ... 4x 2.5GbE (one of them even a PoE port) 1x 10GbE SFP+ WiFi 7 with MLO $279
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by sgjohnson 2y ago
You don’t need to use the Server SKU. LTSC exists. It’s basically the Server version, but without any of the Server stuff.

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