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by sofixa 1y ago
Has anyone benchmarked this against running e.g. Wireguard and how it is, performance wise? I'd expect Wireguard to be faster, but don't really know.
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by sofixa 1y ago
> If it's a brand of good quality (Miele, Henry, DeLonghi) it probably does not need to be advertised, as word of mouth and price point is generally enough. Nah, they advertise (probably) for a similar reason as car brands do, to ma
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by sofixa 1y ago
No, it has not. But you cannot deny that religion being a visible, daily, part of politics, and being very often quoted as justification for political, and even worse, judicial decisions, is closer to a theocracy than it is to separation
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by sofixa 1y ago
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by sofixa 1y ago
I really wouldn't go this far, there is _way_ too much religion in US politics for proper separation of church and state. When elected politicians regularly quote religious documents in their reasoning for making decisions, agreeing
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by sofixa 1y ago
The USA isn't the only country in the "western world", please stop equating the two. Even for Britain, France, Germany, the countries with the biggest far right/reactionary political groups, where there are legitimate ch
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by sofixa 1y ago
The West Bank is shown under Jordan, while Gaza under United Arab Republic (Egypt, plus Syria for a brief period, and almost Iraq). This reflects the reality in 1965. It was after all the height of Arab nationalism, with legitimate widespre
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by sofixa 1y ago
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by sofixa 1y ago
Not entire - football has Football Manager (def a niche compared to FIFA/EAFC, but still pretty major), and FIFA will one day publish their FIFA game (there was a licensing disagreement, so EA rebranded their game to EAFC, and FIFA kep
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by sofixa 1y ago
HAProxy's documentation is pretty bad (almost entirely of the style "here are all the parameters and options available, no concrete complete examples)". Traefik has easy to parse docs with lots of examples, and mostly, it can
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by sofixa 1y ago
> If you're a heavy Traefik user you're eventually going to need a feature that has been carefully omitted from the F/OSS projects That's literally the point of open core software. It's free and open source at th
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by sofixa 1y ago
That's true. It's not unique to football (same can be applied to basketball and volleyball and etc.) but it's one more advantage.
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by sofixa 1y ago
All I can think of with this is... _But why?_ I mean, if you have one container service only and everything else is ran by systemd, then it makes sense to keep it easy. But other than that, why? Systemd's syntax and docs aren't pa
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by sofixa 1y ago
> I hate that football is the default sport It is the default sport because the barrier to entry is basically having a ball. Random rocks, backpacks, whatever you have can serve as the goalposts. Most other sports require other equipment
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by sofixa 1y ago
Utter nonsense. It's about sport and community. Yeah, the Bulgarian football scene is dominated by the mafia and gambling, but that's the exception, not the norm.
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by sofixa 1y ago
How would a prospective buyer know that the company will shut their product service down? Sometimes, it's a company that has done it before (e.g. Google). But not always.
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by sofixa 1y ago
> Ansible is a wonderful tool though, if you can excuse these idiosyncrasies. The only advantage Ansible has is how easy it is to start with it - you don't need to deploy agents or even understand a lot about how it works. Trouble i
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by sofixa 1y ago
> For one, even in typical modern democracies, the active administration is chosen by like a third of the voting population via a first-pass-the-post system or a close analog of it "typical modern democracies" don't use th
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by sofixa 1y ago
> You all say this, and yet at the same time you levy economic sanctions on countries like Iran, Cuba, and North Korea, with the justification that by making their citizens lives horrific, you encourage them to rise against their governm
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by sofixa 1y ago
> I noticed years ago that majority Catholic and Orthodox countries are generally less prosperous than Protestant countries Based on what? I can't think of a single pairing of Protestant and Catholic/Orthodox countries that gen
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by sofixa 1y ago
> which is not where you want to go Oh the horror, you might have to walk a couple of minutes (probably less time wasted than circling around to find a parking spot, and then walking from it to your destination). > at a time that is p
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by sofixa 1y ago
> Sometimes that tradeoff is worth the cost but other times (particularly in the era of Swift and SwiftUI having replaced Objective C and UIKit) you’ll be better off just biting the bullet and learning a little native code. As a JS devel
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by sofixa 1y ago
> Privacy is absolutely necessary for the continuation of western liberal society as we know it IMO, so is the fight against active hostile foreign or local actors bot flaming on the internet to stoke tensions. These kinds of acts aren&#
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by sofixa 1y ago
I was exaggerating a bit for comedic effect. I can completely sympathise with the sentiment. If there was a way to prove one's identity/age online, double anonymously (so both the website doesn't know who you are, and the ide
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by sofixa 1y ago
Yes, especially lots of people with children are terrified that their little darlings will be able to access the best German BDSM content in 4K at an early age.
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by sofixa 1y ago
> UK is a monarchy based on a religious aristocracy Not really. The Monarch has no real power, only "influence", but they don't step in even in the face of disaster (Brexit). It's pretty weird to have a developed coun
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by sofixa 1y ago
Good time to buy. While the cult might take this to heart and stop using Tylenol alltogether, there will be lawsuits to protect the brand and the company, and considering the lack of proof, in the end they will suceed.
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by sofixa 1y ago
It's extra funny because Noriega was in power in large parts due to him being useful to the US/CIA.
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by sofixa 1y ago
Like the butterfly keyboard, which required a lawsuit for Apple to agree was defective and offer repairs for free in the first 4 years after buying it?
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by sofixa 1y ago
> You know what I really love about MacOS? Every time I pair my bluetooth headphones it defaults the microphone to that sound input. Can you disable that microphone like in Windows? Nope. Can you mark your microphone's headphone jac

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