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by stryan 5y ago
Most of the network was fine, it only affected the main Matrix server and anyone who federated with the spammed rooms. If you weren't in a room being attacked or left it you were fine.
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by stryan 5y ago
There's no evidence that a hangover is caused by alcohol withdrawal in most cases[0]. I think the thought behind "hair of the dog" remedies like a beer with breakfast is either A) getting a little drunk again helps you ignore
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by stryan 5y ago
Jellyfin supports all the major platforms[0] to some degree. The web client is definitely the most polished though. I've only used web, Android, and Kodi; Kodi being the flakiest. RTMP is a very well supported protocol, you can watch i
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by stryan 5y ago
Ah, sorry, SyncPlay is the watch party feature I was thinking of. I know it's available in the web client (what we used) and the Android app. RTMP gives you lower latency and more control over what's being shown when combined with
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by stryan 5y ago
Jellyfin supports "Watch parties" which I've used for movie nights in the past. It works well enough. But if you want this going real-time and continuously it sounds like you want more of an RTMP stream setup. I recommend Mov
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by stryan 5y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that. Though I'd argue that's not quite the same as alcohol and/or alcohol withdrawal are active causes of death while this seems more like a side-effect/contributor. At least from what I&
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by stryan 5y ago
Major Releases are supported for at least 3 years, but are officially supported until a successor is released. Minor releases are supported for 18 months. So that is a downside, it is not quite the support level of CentOS, albeit having a d
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by stryan 5y ago
Release notes available at https://doc.opensuse.org/release-notes/x86_64/openSUSE/Leap/... . The big thing with this release is Leap now uses the same binaries as SUSE Enterprise, giving better support o
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OpenSUSE Leap 15.3(doc.opensuse.org)
7 points by stryan 5y ago|0 comments
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by stryan 5y ago
Cannabis is absolutely healthier then alcohol by the sheer fact that it can not kill you.
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by stryan 5y ago
matrix.org does not, though it does have a prompt for e-mail on registration page. There's a line of text under it explaining that this is for optional opt-in contact discovery and password resets.
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by stryan 5y ago
Not OP but no channels require you identify yourself through email/phone/etc to join. As far as I know there's not even a mechanism to do that. Third Party ID's (email etc) are only used for opt-in contact discovery.
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Spaces: The Next Frontier(element.io)
4 points by stryan 5y ago|0 comments
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by stryan 5y ago
If you read the article, you'll see their explanation: Vim is the most popular command-line editor (from a Stack Overflow survey) and all of the instructors know how to use it. The course is pretty *nix based so it makes sense to pick
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by stryan 5y ago
I went to college at a place with a pretty big Jewish population and happened to live in the apartments closest to the campus Jewish center. It was always interesting to see how the Jewish students had special keys to enter the building on
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by stryan 5y ago
Is there a study about that? I'd love to see more info on difference in health effects between fountain soda vs bottled/canned.
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by stryan 5y ago
They did have a serious of apps under the Tamagotchi Life brand for a while[1]. There hasn't been an app in a while though; right now they've mostly been focused locally where Tamagotchi's are used as promotional tie-ins and
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by stryan 5y ago
With all due respect, the first half of comment is literally prefaced with "the moral argument". Personally I believe that argument should be enough, but you gotta play to the audience.
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by stryan 5y ago
I think I'd need to see a better argument that we're moving the burden of consequences. Riding a bike with no helmet is known risky behavior; if they get hit by a car or fall or their bike and have to go to the hospital, would you
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by stryan 5y ago
I can see the argument for that, however from my reading OP was arguing that people who take greater risks shouldn't get treatment at all or be "subsidized" by people who don't. You seem to be arguing (and correct me if
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by stryan 5y ago
Economically, I absolutely agree and fortunately we have the power to do both. Plus Syphilis testing is very cheap, relative to most testing (about $20-$50 for early infections) and testing costs are only going down. Rapid testing is even c
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by stryan 5y ago
Moral argument: functioning society's don't expect their member to act perfectly and always make the right choices. Would you expect a hospital not to treat you because you got injured while committing risky behavior (e.g. extreme
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by stryan 5y ago
Just a note: Absinthe and the species of artemisia normally used for it's production are entirely non-psychoactive. It's contribution to French Bohemianism are about the same as any other cheap liquor. It does not provide anything
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by stryan 6y ago
Matrix is an open, federated protocol so something like this can't happen. Worst that could happen is bad stuff happens to Element (the flagship client) at which point people can either fork it or simply use another client.
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by stryan 6y ago
From the HN guidelines: > Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something. It would be useful if you explained how or why there's a problem with OP&#x27
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by stryan 6y ago
> The minimum plan is $20/mo for 10 users. That's a bit steep for a group of kids to pool their money for, compared to old-school Teamspeak hosting. I'm not sure where you got that number, as the minimum enterprise plan is
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by stryan 6y ago
>Matrix won't run forever (they're also burning through cash right now) Matrix is an open protocol; it doesn't need a company behind it to continue existing, unlike Discord. If you mean Element (formerly New Vector), are t
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by stryan 6y ago
There are multiple Android clients. I think in the past there was an iOS client, not sure what the current status is.
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by stryan 6y ago
>And what I love about them is that they're able to just use the original engines* from decades ago DUSK is a great exception to that, where they actually used a very heavily modified version of Unity to get something similar to ioq
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by stryan 6y ago
They do have a Wine-version of their anti-cheat (or at least they did in the past). SMITE used to use it, but stopped for some reason.

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