sulandor

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31.
by sulandor 2y ago
> What is the low end? from my pov: <100mbps
32.
by sulandor 2y ago
maybe try fs.com
33.
by sulandor 2y ago
> whereas AON users are stuck at 1Gbps - seemingly because the telcos aren’t upgrading poor souls, though can we care about the low-end first?
34.
by sulandor 2y ago
i dislike shared media and overly complicated mac as well as the next guy. 25gbps being "short sighted" is a bit of a stretch imho (running with 100mbps dsl and not feeling disadvantaged yet)
35.
by sulandor 2y ago
jailtime for a mouthful of internet is somewhat of a stretch
36.
by sulandor 2y ago
> I had my ISP register my Fritz!Box Fiber 5590 as my ONT yesterday what did registration entail and how long did it take?
37.
by sulandor 2y ago
thouh there are places near berlin that have to make due with 16mbps dsl
38.
by sulandor 2y ago
probably this https://www.init7.net/en/internet/fiber7/ they explicitly (used to?) market that they don't throttle but simply connect at line-speed "because we can"
39.
by sulandor 2y ago
> CGNAT is a scourge, but at least around me, it doesn't seem to be the norm for residential wired internet. this is highly dependent on your location. most isp's do not have enough v4-adresses for their consumer base.
40.
by sulandor 2y ago
granted thou, most businesses need some sort of real estate and getting it from someone you already know is often preferred
41.
by sulandor 2y ago
new rituals for video-calls and remote interactions are being evaluated by gamers and nerds for decades now, but the application to diversely motivated workers is difficult
42.
by sulandor 2y ago
thou, leaders are more dependent on it, imho it impacts all human interaction and mostly for the worse. we need to adjust our recipe/theory for coherent/functional constellations of humans unless heightened denial of humanity is i
43.
by sulandor 2y ago
thou wsl is heavier than cygwin, both options aren't really lightweight.
44.
by sulandor 2y ago
is it stable now?
45.
by sulandor 2y ago
> you can use WSL to mount a sshfs path in windows and then access them from the host via virtual smb shares To view all of your available Linux distributions and their root file systems in Windows File explorer, in the address bar
46.
by sulandor 2y ago
> People at companies have very little personal agency when it comes to spending money. Spending has to be approved, justified, and some value has to be received. seems to all hinge on the justification part, for which ppl that do it for
47.
by sulandor 2y ago
just don't use browsers that do
48.
by sulandor 2y ago
confirmed i don't even like logging in WHILE using the browser and have never heard of arc
49.
by sulandor 2y ago
probably not, and you know, because aaa-shooters are typically made for push the boundaries. the point was that most things are playable and the list is only getting longer
50.
by sulandor 2y ago
it'll also be part of a botnet within seconds if you visit a wrong website. though i also miss the ui-latency of the civilized age ...
51.
by sulandor 2y ago
somewhere the line got blurry
52.
by sulandor 2y ago
it's a tradeoff between fear that an update will break it and fear that a adversary will break it. highly depends on the circumstances if/when auto-updates make sense, but once you have seen uptime in the decades range, most don&#
53.
by sulandor 2y ago
we all know that feeling. nbd podman/docker seem heavily entrenced in linux land, might be worth to check out alternatives. fwiw jails are much simpler to understand and use. still; can't shake the image of my in-laws complaining
54.
by sulandor 2y ago
> I guess it's better to watch it burn than to allow WFH. i guess there are a lot of companies have not yet found a way to manage wfh for overall satisfaction, which massively burdens morale and hence they face the decision of doing
55.
by sulandor 2y ago
because it's true the other way
56.
by sulandor 2y ago
indeed, was talking more from a regular customers perspective
57.
by sulandor 2y ago
some ppl distinguish between professional and personal lives, most don't
58.
by sulandor 2y ago
> This means that the bank will need to provide you with a SFTP server and credentials to connect to it idk but this does not sound reasonable at all
59.
by sulandor 2y ago
this is the way
60.
by sulandor 2y ago
babylonian confusion costing real lifes

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