symlinkk

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   by symlinkk 5y ago

   I mean that’s kind of a tautological statement, if you have a huge down payment of course you can buy a house?
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   by symlinkk 5y ago

   You must live in the sticks or something. I make well over 6 figures and can’t afford a house.
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   by symlinkk 5y ago

   Do you seriously think tattoos are still counter culture? If anything it’s counter culture to not have tattoos and be clean shaven.
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   by symlinkk 5y ago

   People starting from scratch would get latest, whereas people maintaining existing projects would be able to upgrade when they feel it’s safe to to so. Do you really want the people maintaining the nuclear reactor code being testers for lat
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   by symlinkk 5y ago

   Still hides HTTP level metadata like the path, POST body, cookies, etc, no? All you’d have is the hostname
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   by symlinkk 5y ago

   Yes it brings up uncomfortable questions about free will. Like “why did he murder that guy? did he choose to do it or did the chemicals in his brain force him to?”
7. 337.▲
   by symlinkk 5y ago

   Words words words. Tl;dr yeah he’s right. That $250k house you were supposed to buy? Yeah, it’s $450k now. Pay up.
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   by symlinkk 5y ago

   I mean seriously why would you buy an Android? They aren’t cheaper unless you’re really scraping the bottom of the barrel, they don’t last as long, the software isn’t as pleasant to use or as privacy focused. What’s the point?
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   by symlinkk 5y ago

   I think the relevant question is “why are people dropping out of society in greater numbers than ever before? What changed?”
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    I think something satellite based would be superior, e.g. Garmin inReach
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    I thought this project was supported by GNU
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    NASIOC is the oldest WRX forum on the internet, you should find a lot of knowledgeable people there.
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    Try “best kitchen knife set” and compare it to “best kitchen knife set reddit”
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    Inbound and outbound for a certain port should go through the VPN, inbound and outbound for all other ports should be through the open internet
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    For your first suggestion, the outbound firewall, is there an easy way of doing this on a Raspberry Pi?
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    According to your README you require NET_ADMIN permissions and you are mapping the host /dev/net/tun into the container. Doesn’t this mean you are affecting the host network as well? Sorry not super familiar with Docker’s sec
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    I believe so. I want traffic from one application to go over a VPN and other traffic to go over the public internet.
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    Asking here as it is tangentially related, but is anyone aware of a way to route traffic on a specific port through a VPN while leaving other ports open? I have spent days looking for a solution to this and haven’t found any concrete answer
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    Just don’t work bro! Problem solved!
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    So that explains why it’s so small then.
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    It is significantly harder to get promoted than to change jobs, and the former almost always pays less than the latter.
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    Does your product have any images or localized text that could balloon the size?
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    How is the Ultrafine “unreliable”? What functionality would a monitor even have that could possibly break?
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    More realistically this would look like “get married, buy a house, split the mortgage”.
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    Name one major feature that IntelliJ has that VSCode doesn’t.
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    “Everyone in the industry uses it” is always the argument for some legacy tool before it’s replaced by something better. Case in point, Eclipse like you mentioned yourself.
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    VSCode supports Java, and can do 99% of what IntelliJ does in a simpler, faster interface. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/java/java-tutorial
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    Did you even try VSCode or are you just making things up? The official docs link you to a build of VSCode with Java extensions preinstalled, exactly what you’re asking for, calling the Coding Pack for Java: https://code.visualstu
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    It’s hilarious how the same people that talk shit about VSCode being too slow use IntelliJ instead
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    by symlinkk 5y ago

    Maybe humans should become more accommodating of past mistakes.