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by sp0ck 3y ago
Definitely they are not. I couldn't find any other open source routing software that has support for following very popular features on enterprise level: - MPLS - VXLAN - IS-IS This is must have to be considered by any ISP/enterpr
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by sp0ck 3y ago
One remark. Kea doesn't have some of functionalities provided by ISC-DHCP. If you use a lot of dhcp-eval and make decisions based on different dhcp options content kea is still a no-go since there is no workarround. Usually at ISP leve
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by sp0ck 3y ago
Regarding NetBSD that is not true today. Linux has much more wider adoption on many different hardware. Toaster days are over :)
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by sp0ck 3y ago
Your argument contain assumption that we are talking about child. Whole abortion debate comes down to defining what and when we can call fetus a human.Nobody wants to kill childrens. What you are doing is emotional blackmail. I know that 1
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by sp0ck 3y ago
Manual fallback is must have. Unfortunatelly not all solutions are design that way. It is my No. 1 option I check.
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by sp0ck 3y ago
All smart home is great to you and you family until author maintain it. What happend when you have to leave for a month or for some reason unable to maintaint it ? My experience is that beyond some stack complexity level simple power outage
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by sp0ck 3y ago
Analogue/manual toothbrush is like 1-2 Euro. Product You are promoting is 85Euro. Assuming my normal toothbrush lasts 3 months for 85 Euro I have backup for 21 YEARS. Spare ones are for ~5.6 EUR piece. I will stay with using my hand ;
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by sp0ck 3y ago
Funny thing is that thanks to rust compiler I never had a need to debug my code :-)
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by sp0ck 4y ago
Last time I checked finger print reader and camera user authentication (hello equivalent) wasn't working. Has it changed ?
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by sp0ck 4y ago
Haha: 10 years later after I tried Linux od desktop nothing changed. Distro A: X things works, Y things doesn't Distro B: Y things works, X things doesn't Distro C: Partialy X things works and partialy Y things works I never had s
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by sp0ck 4y ago
I have a feeling your opinion is biased by place you live. In my country (Poland) beeing in a remote parking with other cars gives me security comfort, that I'm not alone :) On the other hand you have 54x bigger chances to get raped a
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by sp0ck 4y ago
Toyota has statistics for PHEV's. Majority of users in USA and EU (>70%) don't charge(at least once per week) them at all. Most of the time they just use gasoline and treat them like hybrid car and charge them when there is a b
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by sp0ck 4y ago
Where are you live where such daily task like charging car is security risk ?
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by sp0ck 4y ago
I'm shocked that area where they were traveling is so dangerous you have to choose places from security perspective. From European perspective it's crazy that you have to think about your security when taking car stop..
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by sp0ck 4y ago
FYI: You can disable SQLx compile time db verification since macros support an offline mode.
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by sp0ck 4y ago
My experience with IPv6. I have option to enable full dual stack with my ISP. After doing this I noticed that YT/FB/Google were significantly faster, however my kids started to complaing that some games began to have connectivity
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by sp0ck 4y ago
Don't go that rabbit hole :-) Long guns with exeption of mass shootings are reposnonsible for fraction of a violence. In fact 95% of gun violence is USA is focued in less than a 5% of area of major cities. If You subsctract gangs shoot
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by sp0ck 4y ago
>> They are of course dangerous and deadly when misused, but so can be a lot of other recreational tools. >Sorry to nitpick, but I strongly disapprove of this sentence because it hides the fact that guns are weapons, and generally
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by sp0ck 4y ago
Smoothness depends on automatic transmission type. My hybrid Toyota with CVT is a pleasure to drive in a city. Smooth, no gear changes just linear acceleration. Any other car even those with dual clutch feels inferior at least in city traf
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by sp0ck 4y ago
And at the end of all - this tailored and optimized to ns path there will be python app ;-)
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by sp0ck 4y ago
Money Russia gets from nuclear poewr production are miniscule comparing to money from gas/oil export. _any_ expansion of nuclear energy in Europe is against Russian agenda to be major gas/oil provider. Geramany suppose to be broke
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by sp0ck 6y ago
Oh boy. I want to see fingerprint readers support. Without working fingerprint reader calling a product supported is a joke and selective support. And what about windows hello IR cameras ? Currently it's still a mess.
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by sp0ck 6y ago
Nice app, just bought it. One feature request - when using touchpad there should be some key to activate annotation/drawing. It's hard to draw on touchpad while pressing it.
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by sp0ck 7y ago
Watching Brian Kernighan and Professor Brailsford on YT Computerfile is pure pleasure to hear and see how world look from their perspective and quite often allows to use the same principles today. We believe so much changed in his industry
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by sp0ck 7y ago
iMessage and iCloud integration is still missing. I can’t image to reach for a phone every time I’m getting text when working on a computer. I’m surprised that such synergy is still not covered by community. [edit] My killer app is iTerm. T
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by sp0ck 8y ago
Definitely you can use thrust reversers before touchdown at least on B737. I wonder how big is a difference between software on B737 and B787. Aviation industry doesn't have tendency to build software from scratch. Here is example vid
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by sp0ck 8y ago
There is more than 9000 bird species and yet we have two web frameworks with the same name. Naming projects proves the-letter-agencies theory that people passwords are chose from very limited word space :) ( https://falconframewor
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by sp0ck 8y ago
This just confirms that Casinos companies are mentally more gang/mafia than business with "customer first" approach. Best "lesson" for hotels would be to move DEFCON to some more pleasant place.
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by sp0ck 8y ago
I wonder what will be algae/flora impact on a heat exchange after year or two. This thing will be warm and stationary so it will became overgrown really fast.
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by sp0ck 8y ago
Does it use end-to-end encryption: NOPE Does it use IP and carrier as a fallback (to protect against data retention/archiving text messages): NOPE Apple made it with first approach. Google:chat app, sms app, allo, duo, hangount This wi

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