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by tjoff 4y ago
Home delivery = delivery to door. Often requiring you to be there to sign the pickup or let someone in the apartment complex. Not home delivery: Usually delivered to nearby gas station (or kiosk, grocery store, whatever) and/or post-bo
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by tjoff 4y ago
My post said to use DHCPv6 and RDNSS. Follow up claimed to use SLAAC instead. SLAAC does not do DNS. Clear as day?
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by tjoff 4y ago
Literally the post I answered. Fact: SLAAC does not do DNS. So, my question then is: how do you do DNS? Answer: "The SLAAC should not change after the host has generated it during installation / first connection, as long as you d
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by tjoff 4y ago
Neat, very different results. But still looking at it from the wrong direction? That is, ipv6 for clients. But I'm more interested in servers, because that is what would affect me if I don't have IPv4. Such as the experiences desc
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by tjoff 4y ago
The question isn't where, but how.
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by tjoff 4y ago
So I have to manually configure every device to be able to use internet? Every friends phone that wants to connect to my wifi needs manual setup? That is a problem. To which the solution is IPv4?
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by tjoff 4y ago
That is a very one-sided view of adoption. It ties directly with the rise of mobile and internet in areas that wasn't able to grab IPv4 addresses in time. Such as India. Not sure what France is doing though, maybe something right. So,
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by tjoff 4y ago
So how do you do DNS then? Not sure if this is a good source but it had some history to recap, and it doesn't look pretty... https://www.reddit.com/r/networking/comments/ajb2ec/comment/... [..
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by tjoff 4y ago
Those 314 MB are justified though, which can hardly be said for the typical app/homepage.
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by tjoff 4y ago
It does not, by a longshot. Because most people wander from their home at some point, regularly even. Pick a spot near a location that is close to where you will be going regardless (which for most people most of the time will be very close
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by tjoff 4y ago
First option isn't relevant to the discussion.
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by tjoff 4y ago
Really nice tool, didn't know of the rewrite in Zig, the linked blog post discussing the rewrite it was good: https://dev.yorhel.nl/doc/ncdu2
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by tjoff 4y ago
If home delivery wasn't the default maybe there would be incentives to improve that. By all means, pay for it. That is great, but it should cost money (rather than subsidized) because it is so wasteful, and it shouldn't be the def
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by tjoff 4y ago
Then you didn't read my comment as a said I would even pay for the feature not to have home delivery, if I had the option. The thread gives more context. I am as baffled that home delivery is the default by many services.
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by tjoff 4y ago
Makes for better discussions not to assume a special case and also not the two busiest weeks of the year, don't you think?
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by tjoff 4y ago
"Unless the deliveries are to high population density locations with a high density of pickup locations, home delivery the the most efficient way to shop in terms of resource usage. Anything that stops people getting in their car is a
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by tjoff 4y ago
"... that simply don't exist at a corner store." Which is why you have it delivered to your corner store... "and it all works fine." Why risk it if i it doesn't add anything. An insane amount of energy and effo
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by tjoff 4y ago
The local one? It will be fine. The big one? No thanks but they are a little bit off anyway so postal services typically don't go there (and if so I'd just pick a different spot).
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by tjoff 4y ago
From a lot of (bad) places you don't know at the time of order whether it is going to be home delivery or not. Amazon is probably the worst in this regard but especially when ordering abroad they might use something like fedex or UPS (
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by tjoff 4y ago
You wouldn't ever need to be in a crowd. Avoid people, fine, but I don't think that would be the norm. A lot of places have boxes where you just enter a code. Wouldn't ever need to be closer than 20 meters to a living soul.
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by tjoff 4y ago
Are you aware that a car parked isn't at all the same scenario? It is not like remodeling an RV is going to affect the gas tank. But it sure will make a difference to the battery usage. A gas tank doesn't age in the same way as a
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by tjoff 4y ago
Why do people like home delivery? (or, does anyone, really?) It is such a pain in the ass. I'd pay good money NOT to have it delivered to my home, but often enough you don't know about it when you order it. Here most will pass sev
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by tjoff 4y ago
I'm only up to about 2000 but I haven't really seen slowdowns or other issues.
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by tjoff 4y ago
I assume you'd loose the ability to work with them as tags though? git checkout v0123 git difftool v0123 v0158 are quite useful. Didn't know it had a performance impact.
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by tjoff 4y ago
Until a satisfactory implementation exist I'll take the phising alternative every day of the week. We'll see how it plays out but I'm not optimistic this is going to end well.
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by tjoff 4y ago
If you can't properly backup your FIDO credentials the practical security for vast majority of individuals is much, much worse than TOTP. It is extremely inconvenient and the risk of locking yourself out is truly massive. Does Solo Key
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by tjoff 4y ago
> Telemetry is used to make better software. I believe that absolute vast majority of telemetry is simply ignored. And I also believe it is very common that there are several individuals in most companies that couldn't care less a
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by tjoff 4y ago
Nice, that is great! I adapted this to work for me on wayland (sway): grim -g "$(slurp)" - | tesseract --dpi 145 -l eng+${lang} - - | wl-copy Using grim to take a screenshot, slurp to mark a region on your screen and wl-copy to co
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by tjoff 4y ago
All those things could be done on a centralized version control system as well. Just not on SVN.
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by tjoff 4y ago
The technical know-how required to check a checkbox during install or something? Maybe that is a good filter... There are other ways to test software... Especially the use-cases mostly used by users not well versed in the tech world.

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