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by snuxoll 3y ago
> If NAT drops the ball in various ways, the router still doesn't know to send dst=71.177.17.171 to my PC on 192.168.1.2 vs another one. Yeah, it does in many (most) cases. That's precisely why my firewall rules on my own route
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by snuxoll 3y ago
And a IPv6 host is still addressable from an IPv4 host as long as it has an IPv4 address. You've done absolutely nothing to spur adoption - because the mere fact that you extended the address space and required infrastructure all acros
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by snuxoll 3y ago
> My home router has one public IP and many private IPs. No matter how crappy my router is, it's impossible to address private IPs from the outside except on the random mapped ports. Only because your router also has a properly conf
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Supporting longer addresses still means there's no forwards compatibility from v4. Neighbor discovery replacing ARP, link local addresses, etc. are not really the source of headache when it comes to v6 deployments - the legacy environm
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Contrarian views on many topics are not backed by facts but by emotion. A collection of knowledge is not obligated to let contrarian viewpoints with no scientific basis share the same space as factual coverage of a topic. This is the proble
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by snuxoll 3y ago
> As for why I think Helios will become customer facing: Oxide is a small startup. They have limited resources. Have you looked at the pedigree of many of the people behind the project? I don't say this because "these guys smar
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Nothing wrong with selling supported binaries. Bug reports are a valuable contribution to any project, but if you want your issue prioritized then paying $$$ is a fair ask. I'd say lock binaries behind a paywall altogether, but that&#x
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by snuxoll 3y ago
> Hell, during the height of this Comcast partnered with Speedtest, and now hav their own Speedtest servers all over the country, so you don't even leave Comcast's network. Most ISP's do, and if you tell it to use the serv
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Pure gamers are the perfect market to target if they can sell budget cards with ever improving driver support. Even AMD's low end is laughably expensive these days (in terms of $/perf as well as pure cost), so there's a large
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by snuxoll 3y ago
OpenGL doesn't necessarily vanish, it becomes a higher level abstraction instead of something graphics drivers must natively speak. I think we are all better off if graphics vendors stick with supporting primitives and let higher level
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Realistically if your volume is that low the break-even point will be long after the machine becomes unobservable anyway, but I'd still always recommend people take a look at $/page metrics for consumables before they buy just so
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by snuxoll 3y ago
> What are people intentionally printing to paper for, often enough that it's worth having a printer? If I'm being honest, mine is a mid-range document scanner that also happens to have a color laserjet attached for the occasio
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Also have a MFC-L3770CDW, it's perfectly fine but you really have to pay attention to consumable cost when selecting laser MFC. A cartridge of TN227BK (high-yield black toner) for the MFC-L3770CDW is ~$80 for a ~3000 page yield, while
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by snuxoll 3y ago
The N64 did use Rambus RDRAM, but the PS3 also used Rambus XDR memory.
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by snuxoll 3y ago
One word: Dashboard.
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by snuxoll 3y ago
> Shopify does have what they call "Shop" now, which works like a marketplace, but in my experience that's still a relatively small channel for Shopify sellers. It's getting pushed harder due to things like Shop Pay b
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by snuxoll 3y ago
HiLetgo is legit, they've been around for quite some time and make decent ESP32 boards among other things. You can tell the FBA placeholders from Alibaba drop shippers because they're almost universally six letters and all upperca
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by snuxoll 3y ago
There's a nice security improvement to passkeys, as well. No more passwords getting leaked from poorly-run websites, security breaches, etc. You can dump an entire user database and nobody is compromised outside of the obvious privacy
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Personally I think the rk requirement is just fine, the long-tail goal of Passkeys is to simply credential management for users and the UX of key wrapping stands in opposition of that. Having a security key handle unlocking your platform au
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by snuxoll 3y ago
> If you want to have a functioning "landline", why would you choose to use one bundled with your internet provider compared to a much more competitive independent voip provider? So much this. Even the local Cable co. charges m
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Because when I am developing in my local repo I have a stream of commits that go “adding xyz because abc is being a pain”. They’re informational for me as I progress through iterating on a feature, but when I’m ready to merge I really don’t
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Flux in general is probably the most important right after making sure you have an iron capable of handling the thermal recovery (you can't get the shit to stay liquid long enough if your iron can't handle keeping temp). The diffe
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Lead-free solder can be a bitch to work with for some projects due to the higher melting point, and I do keep a spool of leaded wire around for that reason - but generally speaking for most hobbyist uses it's a non-issue as long as you
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by snuxoll 3y ago
I typically use lead-free solder unless I'm dealing with some annoyingly massive thermal mass like a joystick anchor, but I use the same rule whenever I'm dealing with solder, fishing weights, and ammo: wash hands before they go n
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by snuxoll 3y ago
I may be mistaken on that one, but it looks like it may be available as a CLion plugin after based on their FAQ but certainly not for IntelliJ IDEA. I hadn't paid attention and noticed that they made the Go plugin available for IDEA,
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by snuxoll 3y ago
As somebody with a JetBrains All Products subscription, I do frequently use the language-specific IDE’s because the IntelliJ module system (read: project structure) can be a chore to deal with when I’m just doing something in Python or Java
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Been using Zoho services for my family after I got tired of fighting with spam reputation when self-hosting.
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by snuxoll 3y ago
Mikrotik safe mode gets a 3/5 in comparison - it reverts changes you made if you lose connection to the router, so it does it’s job as an anti-lockout mechanism; but I much prefer the atomic nature of a confit commit on junos still.
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by snuxoll 3y ago
I can compare a 128bit UUID in a single instruction, a 160-bit ksuid is a little weirder to work with at the hardware level.
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by snuxoll 3y ago
AFAICT NACS (read, the "standard" and not Tesla's original release) speaks the same protocol as CCS, it just combines the AC and DC pins into, yes, a sleeker connector. So no real "benefit", and it actually adds com

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