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by tedk-42 5y ago
Corruption is indeed still a problem in China. But to call them inefficient? I think you're wrong. They are extremely efficient when the government has an idea, it's executed quickly with minimal regulation and red tape getting in
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Few easy ones as well: 1) Terminating instances that had ephemeral disks with stuff you needed while thinking the EBS volumes would remain 2) Leaving NAT gateways lying around or ELBs that do nothing and have no instances attached. 3) Publi
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Nothing to do with firefox and everything to do with M1.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
I built this to generate OTP codes via CLI https://github.com/edify42/otp-codegen
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by tedk-42 5y ago
In Australia we describe education as something we 'export' because it brings in so much cash from foreigners. There's a lot of money at play and pissed off students if they don't do well. Definitely a weird 'busine
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by tedk-42 5y ago
'exposing your internal infra' I've worked in gov places where they care about this detail. It's quite a sad 'security by hiding' mentality. Oh no someone knows my current IP is 192.168.0.100 <scared/&g
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by tedk-42 5y ago
In the consumer space this doesn't matter much. Most internet users at home could have their IPv4 address removed and only provided an IPv6 one. Mobile internet is commonly served only by IPv6. It's the hosting/server space w
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by tedk-42 5y ago
a) I hand my friend a $1 coin/note. b) I socialise the transaction and have everyone try be the first to crack an algorithm that proves I've given my friend a cryptocoin worth $1 There's a community out there claiming one sol
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by tedk-42 5y ago
> I have big plans to use the money generated to help the poor. That's probably what billionaires tells themselves as they rocket to outer space.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Fusion isn't a commercially viable solution I agree. The focus should be on traditional nuclear fission reactions. Indeed China are leading the development, but the USA still remains the number 1 producer in nuclear power followed by F
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by tedk-42 5y ago
The nuclear solution has been there this whole time. Too many solar / wind dummies getting in the way of this being a viable replacement claiming 'oh yeah these green sources can cleanly swap into coal/gas plants' while
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by tedk-42 5y ago
You could certainly do it. No point having multiple EBS volumes lying around - just create a snapshot of the volume with the git checkout / build cache after each new build is done. When you want to build again, create the instance and
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by tedk-42 5y ago
clickbait title. Also not related to the content explained, it compares terraform and ansible for most of the content.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
It's the scale of the wastefulness of bitcoin that matters. If a car burnt through a months worth of electricity for your home just so you could drive to the shops to get groceries and come back, then that would quickly be banned. Bitc
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by tedk-42 5y ago
I'm completing against the idea that 1 person can own 100 houses while the other 99 are forced to rent from that person. Developing land is a no brainer. No need to keep making the rich richer while pricing out first time buyers from t
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Each to their own. I'm a happy Firefox user and will continue to be on all my devices (including my phone which I'm writing this now with)
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Credit abuse is subjective - accessibility to credit for all parties equally mean that it will continue to be profitable for property investors to buy up more and more of the housing supply without constraint. Building 'more' hous
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by tedk-42 5y ago
So many saying it's a supply issue... If it's a supply issue, more people would be homeless and without a place to live. It's an affordability issue with a small portion of 'housing investors' pricing out renters fr
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by tedk-42 5y ago
I wouldn't rely on Framework doing this, but if the PCB dimensions were open source, I bet you would have a few companies looking to fabricate custom mainboards with ARM chips that could slot into the Framework shell :D Hence why i ori
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by tedk-42 5y ago
I do. Galaxy S2 it was called. I had one that was passed onto me. It had a thin plastic removable back panel so you could swap out the battery. I loved the form factor and the feel. My point was more around the fact that you stated you want
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Hi Nirav, exciting times ahead! Key highlights I'd like to point out is that you nailed the screen specs (3:2 and brightness) as well as the 1080p camera which is something that has always annoyed me. Do you have a timeline of how long
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by tedk-42 5y ago
"did not have time to root the phone and fix the ads.." ...proceeds to buy linux phone. Introspection might help here - I recommend Apple if you want something that lasts and just works.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Sometimes I scan the top and bottom of a door to see where the holds/fixed mounts are to know if I should push or pull.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
So then everything this scientist [1] says about the lab is a total lie? `There were strict protocols and requirements aimed at containing the pathogens being studied, Anderson said, and researchers underwent 45 hours of training to be cert
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by tedk-42 5y ago
But this isn't a linux issue - this is by design. If you're deploying code without knowing how networking works, you're always going to have problems with this like this. Perhaps my example was a little too simplified as AWS
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Exactly - and there's no mention either of how the fix was implemented nor what remediations were done to prevent it happening again in the future...
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by tedk-42 5y ago
'Really normal in the server world' is something i heavily disagree with. So there was no firewall then? https://www.digitalocean.com/blog/cloud-firewalls-secure-dro...
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by tedk-42 5y ago
I'm a bit confused here about how this was a docker issue. Initially I thought there was some stuff happening with uPnP with a router/gateway of some sort ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Plug_and_Play
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by tedk-42 5y ago
What I said was I didn't want to have to pay to do DNS lookups. E.g. if a client side DNS call was rate limited because DNS services like CloudFlare (1.1.1.1) or Google (8.8.8.8) got tired of caching data that was never suppose to be t
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by tedk-42 5y ago
It's not better for the internet as a whole. Host your own data behind a CDN and S3. There are also lots of free services (github pages netlify) which allow you to store static content. Use these over a DNS server to store your data.

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