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by tambre 7y ago
> their reasons for not resolving archive.is They do solve archive.is. But archive.is's DNS servers have been configured to return bogus answers to queries from Cloudflare's servers.
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by tambre 7y ago
Supporting IPv6 natively would be cheaper as they'd need to invest less in NAT capacity.
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We need a carbon tax, now, that goes up over time(randomascii.wordpress.com)
4 points by tambre 7y ago|0 comments
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by tambre 7y ago
Instead of a reactionary remark please provide arguments and explanations for your viewpoint to actually further the discussion.
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by tambre 7y ago
Please explain your points instead of off-the-hip vague statements. I suggest you have a second look at the HN guidelines [1]. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by tambre 7y ago
Volume controls aren't the only type of media keys. There's also pause, backwards, forwards and others. Most of them don't make much sense in the context of the OS, so applications need custom handling for them.
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by tambre 7y ago
> I prefer the Slack web client to the native version. Slack doesn't have a native version, does it? They have a desktop client, but that's just the web version wrapped inside Electron.
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by tambre 7y ago
> space station citizens What do you mean? People are governed by the laws of their respective countries per signed treaties, as explained in the article.
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by tambre 7y ago
Unfortunately the pictures seem to be intentionally cropped to be low-quality with apparent JPEG artifacts. Originals look great. Granted my screen is 2560x1440, so it's more apparent, but still.
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by tambre 7y ago
They seem to use load balancers, so it indeed should be that easy, unless they haven't migrated to EC2 VPC. I doubt they have any IP-dependent code, since their main selling point is not tracking anything.
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When Worse Is Better (2011)(susam.in)
43 points by tambre 7y ago|13 comments
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by tambre 7y ago
Not the parent, but a stupid reason why I can't use DDG is that it doesn't support IPv6. It's extremely unhelpful when you're doing some IPv6-only testing and then can't search for answers. As far as I can tell, 6 y
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by tambre 7y ago
Same in the company I work at, but only for IT employees. It's fine as long you have over 80% of the monthly hours in you contract tracked. Definitely not used for micromanagement. I myself find it useful for seeing inefficiencies in w
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by tambre 7y ago
> Wine emulator Wine stands for "Wine Is Not an Emulator".
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by tambre 7y ago
I don't think it's clear from the parent's post that editor was a moderator.
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by tambre 7y ago
One should ask TeX related questions on the TeX SE[0] instead of SO. [0]: https://tex.stackexchange.com/
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by tambre 7y ago
This tutorial's of limited use to 30% of users, who have IPv6.
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by tambre 7y ago
Google Chrome is not open source. Chromium which contains the guts is. You should include some minimal contact information, because as of now I can't find any way to contact you. Been a Chromium contributor for a little while, so I mig
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by tambre 7y ago
Those who agreed to the terms of service and uploaded their pictures. This is akin to asking who gives Facebook the permission to badly compress pictures? The answer's same.
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by tambre 7y ago
> [...] at the CCC congress Your "congress" is redundant because CCC=Chaos Communication Congress.
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by tambre 7y ago
HN hasn't been on Cloudflare for almost a year now. Straight to their origin server it seems.
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by tambre 7y ago
Fortunately we're being uncrippled again by the continued deployment of IPv6 [0]. [0]: https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html
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by tambre 7y ago
> [...] but especially emulation which is already complex and going to push hardware. Wine stands for "Wine Is Not an Emulator". It's a compatibility layer.
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by tambre 7y ago
And Linux.
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The problem all emulators must face(aldelaro5.wordpress.com)
3 points by tambre 7y ago|0 comments
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by tambre 7y ago
Librem 5? [0] [0]: https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/
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by tambre 7y ago
supported-color-schemes is a HTML tag indicating if the website supports dark mode (useful for auto-darkening support) and the media query is for actually implementing it.
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by tambre 7y ago
Furthermore, DigitalOcean silently drops all SMTP traffic on IPv6, which can be really confusing since you'll simply timeout and it isn't mentioned in the documentation. They do that because they implemented IPv6 against all stand
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by tambre 7y ago
I think your accusations are factually incorrect. EDNS was created back in 1999 (RFC2671[0]) waaaaay before Google's 8.8.8.8 in 2009. And Cloudflare is EDNS-compliant. They simply choose not to enable the optional EDNS extension rele
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by tambre 7y ago
The fallback should be to do GeoDNS based on the resolver's IP. In case of Cloudflare that's certainly good enough, since they've got 150+ POPs.

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