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by ta1243 1y ago
So you're just talking a ton of buses down the same road?
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by ta1243 1y ago
Whenever I've taken a bus in London it tends to be in zone 1. Between the walking to the right stop, waiting for the bus, the traffic, then walking at the far end, it's rarely quicker than walking. Last week for example I took a b
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by ta1243 1y ago
Things have been far more polarised since the rise of social media. You can blame fox news and cnn or whatever all you want, but given how far the US is from the days of Clinton, Reagan, Nixon, Kennedy etc I don't see how you can simpl
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by ta1243 1y ago
They sent in riot police to clear out peaceful protesters in June 2020 so the president could have a photo-op, it's nothing new. The US population wanted this.
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by ta1243 1y ago
I don't understand when you consider the first attack by Germany on the UK? The invasion of Poland? Even if you ignore early engagements in September 1939, from April the UK was involved in fighting in Norway - losing over 4000 troops
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by ta1243 1y ago
Do you work in modern enterprise fleet management? Linux is fine for an individual - I've used it for over 25 years no problem. I have no idea if modern desktop configuration management and centralised identity like mdm/intune&#x2
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by ta1243 1y ago
Churchill became PM in May 1940, 8 months after the UK declared war on Germany.
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by ta1243 1y ago
> Literally not one country initiated combat against Nazi Germany before being attacked itself. The UK and France both declared war at the same time after Germany invaded Poland. I think the UK fired the first bullets -- or rather depth
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by ta1243 1y ago
Boris Johnson contributed to untold damage to the UK with covid and brexit. But his actions with Ukraine were unimpeachable. As a populist leader throwing immediate public support (I think he was the first foreign leader to go to Kyiv, cert
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by ta1243 1y ago
And google don't provide actual basic IP internet connectivity for businesses. They are still an american company that provides internet services and uses and sells your data. Why would cloudflare, built from the same corporate backgro
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by ta1243 1y ago
If you think they're worth $60 an address then you can make a fortune buying them at half the price at https://auctions.ipv4.global/prior-sales At 5% roi though, even $60 an address would be $3 a year. Address owners t
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by ta1243 1y ago
So this company based in the US which provides internet services is not an internet service provider. Given that they are funded and run by the same forces american parastical capitalism provides I would trust them as much as I'd trust
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by ta1243 1y ago
I was on my own, so it was great. About 28 hours with various delays. Had the bed up top overnight, a few beers watching a couple of films on my laptop in the evening, nice dinner, great steak. Went to bed just after Washington, woke up som
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by ta1243 1y ago
In the 90s I used to download star trek episodes in the UK the night after US broadcast. They simply weren't available. It's not a cost problem - when they were eventually released in the UK I spent the modern equivalent of $20 pe
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by ta1243 1y ago
The already rich get richer and more powerful
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by ta1243 1y ago
I took a train from New York to Miami last October in a "roomette". Sleep was fine, better than I get on UK sleepers. Food was amazingly good.
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by ta1243 1y ago
So it's not Apples phone?
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by ta1243 1y ago
I distinctly remember buying it. Not renting it, buying it. The apple webpage says > Why buy iPhone anywhere else? > When it comes to purchasing a new iPhone, there’s no better place to buy than Apple. For all your questions about pay
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by ta1243 1y ago
It's layers. Docker is better than nothing, but a VM is better still, and even better is docker on a dedicated VM on dedicated hardware on a dedicated network segment.
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by ta1243 1y ago
Obligatory commentary on identity theft: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS9ptA3Ya9E
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by ta1243 1y ago
Why? Did you want to use it, extend it, and sell proprietary addons yourself? I haven't looked much at AGPL, how does it hurt the user?
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by ta1243 1y ago
Many years ago UK ISPs particpated in an MBone with BBC, ITV etc providing live broadcast https://www.bbc.co.uk/multicast/tv/channels.shtml Brandon Butterworths note about "why" https://suppor
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by ta1243 1y ago
Although at 7AM UTC in some parts of the world it was a Monday :D
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by ta1243 1y ago
In the 2000 my team had to deal with everything from compilation problems to hardware answering arp answers with fake mac addresses. The team consisted of a wide range of skills and abilities and information obviously leaks. While the DBA d
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by ta1243 1y ago
Depends how much you want to know about how networks work. Never ceases to amaze me how ignorant modern software developers are of the underlying technology, I guess that's because I'm from the pre-2010s when "Information Tec
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by ta1243 1y ago
I've used BGP internally at my company for a decade, using AS65xxx range. At home I use BGP between the house, garage and shed, I much prefer it to OSPF.
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by ta1243 1y ago
The standard approach is be liberal in what you accept and be specific in what you emit. You could 1) Filter the broken message 2) Drop the broken message 3) Ignore the broken attributes but pass them on 4) Break with the broken attributes
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by ta1243 1y ago
> Is the wealth You use that word, it does not mean what you think it means when you immediately talk about income.
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by ta1243 1y ago
90% of the problem an architect has is being able to understand and thus express the requirement and limitations of a system, and understanding how it interacts with everything else. I.e writing the prompt, understanding the answers, pushin
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by ta1243 1y ago
There's basically nothing in this page other than "someone put some batteries together"

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