sulandor

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by sulandor 6mo ago
It's a somewhat preoccupied and privileged pov. There absolutely are 10h+ workdays in europe where ppl are not treated well.
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by sulandor 6mo ago
tbf there are reasonably priced bare metal hosting providers that don't have maintenance or other regular outages.
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by sulandor 1y ago
bittorrent will make best use of what bandwidth is available. better think of it as a dynamic cdn which can seamlessly incorporate static cdn-nodes (see webseed). it could surely be made to care for topology but imho handing that problem to
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by sulandor 1y ago
although e2ee does raise the cost for an attacker, the perceived gain in trustworthiness of the system is unjustified
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by sulandor 1y ago
suggestion to install apps in a detox thread
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by sulandor 1y ago
sounds like the primary goal was better attestation
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by sulandor 1y ago
lack of touching grass seems to be a prohibitive factor; besides the radiation
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by sulandor 1y ago
the 'novelty of the ways' is usually not nearly as much a factor in adoption than if said change would contribute to the amassing of revenue.
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by sulandor 1y ago
maybe $author has contact information or even a donate button up somewhere
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by sulandor 1y ago
exit node is not really a colo. though there are commercial residential-proxy services available
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by sulandor 1y ago
> Firefox natively supports sidebar tabs now without needing hacky extensions glad you mentioned it! edge and opera do too
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by sulandor 2y ago
well done, replying to continue a great thread
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by sulandor 2y ago
maybe spacebar heating is a reasonable requirement after all and the joke was just that it's easy to get it wrong
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by sulandor 2y ago
ping is synonymous with echo-request, which is largely transport agnostic. but you're right
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by sulandor 2y ago
supposedly not besides being a good shibboleth
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by sulandor 2y ago
can relate though i guess the 90's are _the_ best tech era by far and for some time to come, because that's where capable and modular computing machines became a real commodity.
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by sulandor 2y ago
amazon (among others) is doing this for some time rfc's have been written and forgotten, please calm down
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by sulandor 2y ago
probably also depends on the kind of flag
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by sulandor 2y ago
politics still clinging to the idea of identifying ppl by obvious traffic meta-data
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by sulandor 2y ago
seems easy to confuse % of plans with % of ppl. probably a lot of obscure use-cases in there
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by sulandor 2y ago
seems kinda obvious
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by sulandor 2y ago
become active again. e.g. alumni programs can be eligible
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by sulandor 2y ago
imho "free wifi" is not to be trusted in any case
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by sulandor 2y ago
what is stopping you from taking the ovh-vps out of the equation?
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by sulandor 2y ago
> Teenagers are also biologically predisposed to occasionally making bad decisions. humans are
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by sulandor 2y ago
is that enough to heat your house in the winter?
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by sulandor 2y ago
realization that data is valuable does not imply a privacy consciousness. google is in the business of selling access to that information. though, i can see the wisdom in painting the alternative even worse.
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by sulandor 2y ago
seems like meta and google jump thru a lot of hoops to maintain the sharade of e2e-privacy whereas with telegram you know upfront that everything goes to someone else's computer and call it a day
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by sulandor 2y ago
add this to mpv.conf cache=yes demuxer-max-bytes=5G
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by sulandor 2y ago
almost makes it sound like implementation quality does not play into viability

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