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The root servers don't have the glue record for every domain name though. All they have is the glue records for the TLDs. (which is in the zone file you linked)
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> Just to have a compressed static file that contains all the routes one could download from time to time I think would be interesting to analyze. When I needed this for some work stuff, it was pretty easy to find table dumps and work wi
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5mo ago
Your idea sounds fun, too! Here's my thing: Crazierl https://github.com/russor/crazierl/ demo (desktop recommended) at https://crazierl.org/demo/ Here's the other one: Tyn https:&#
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5mo ago
It is pretty harsh when the whole channel uses a text changer script to write upside down. Especially with modern computing... if the remaining person does flip their chromebook so they can see it it might auto rotate and everything is st
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5mo ago
> a Erlang-like microkernel/runtime I have been designing for the past 4 years, I don't want to step on your design process, but if you want to explore some microkernels to run beam, I can link you to mine and another one that
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5mo ago
Having watched people use these kinds of tools, it feels like trying to tell an intern to do a project. Except with an intern, hopefully there's personal development and you only have to be very specific a few times. And the intern
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5mo ago
My personal situation is unusual, but I don't see my coworkers being forced into AI. They also don't seem to be ignoring it, but they're also not using it very much afaik. Some do try feeding it log based mysteries, which som
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5mo ago
My nintendo switch doesn't roam either. Usb wired ethernet at the dock.
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5mo ago
1) I don't think this is really a problem? When the walls are open, running stuff is fast. But when the walls are done, the trades come back to make the connections, which is slow amd expensive. Or if you messed up and have to fix it w
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5mo ago
I mean, in America we have similar regulations. Toys aren't allowed to burn down houses or poison babies. You have to get dietary supplements if you want to poison babies. Enforcement on individually shipped imports is hard regardless
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5mo ago
Well... Blackberry wasn't very interested in increasing our push quota (but they eventually did). Apple is Apple ... getting them to make exceptions is very hard. Android push problems were more often on-device, which Google can't
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5mo ago
I'm sure you turned out fine. But the school district can't put a bunch of kids on IRC, it'll look bad.
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I do, but I can only turn it down so much or I lose outdoor coverage.
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5mo ago
IMHO, California state higher education is setup to be tiered. UC > CSU > Community Colleges. If UC is getting a lot of STEM students that need remedial math, I think something has gone wrong. Those students might be better served by
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5mo ago
The problem is everyone knows you learn to type when you get on IRC, but you can't put elementary school kids on IRC.
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I run a single ssid dual band network ... what tends to happen is 5Ghz is effectively ignored. 2.4Ghz has better coverage, so everything wants to live there. At least wifi 6 brought improved encoding to 2.4Ghz. I haven't had luck with
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5mo ago
Most big tech could relatively easily split into meaningful separate entities. These are all going to be contentious, but ... Looking at the companies on the top image for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Tech ... it&
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I mean... record the time we first send a push message, when a client connects have it tell you if it's because it got a push or user interactive start, check the time between push and connection, add that to your choice of time series
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> For most of the channel's history they did very little of it visibly. The architecture was permissive of intervention; they simply chose not to intervene much. That restraint is what ended. I guess it wasn't always visible, b
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Yes! I need to rewatch it though, I didn't have subtitles for the Russian dialogue and all I know in Russian is da and nyet.
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I recently purchased my mid-life crisis car; it's rear-engined, manual transmission, air-cooled, same engine block as a Porsche 914 ... but it's a VW Vanagon. Anyway, my super sweet high performance sports car can really only get
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I've probably got the most hours on Tetris, really. It's pretty nice to zone out with. The Tetris Effect is maybe my current favorite flavor, but some of my favorite people find it too distracting to play. Tetris 99 is pretty fun,
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The poster did not indicate how they hold their ownership. Many people hold their real estate indirectly; a trust is common; if I read the opiniom correctly, a majority of properties in the municipality in question are held in trust.
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This case is specifically about allowing voting for non-resident property owners when the ownership is held by a corporation rather than a natural person.
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On the topic of tetris conflicts with weapons. There's also Tetrinet, for win32 over ip; up to six players IIRC?. Or Tetris Battle Gaiden on Super Famicom for single screen gaming.
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I was involved with picking a candidate for an internship in 1999, we had three candidates and they all mentioned basketball on their resumes. I think it's just something to help the resume fill one page. And help provide a direction f
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That question may be a little bit praise seeking (especially in other contexts), but it's also a way to ask if you did any research on the company, or do you just spray and pray. If you took time to do a little research and validate th
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I'm not quite sure what they're on about wrt bloom. CRT bloom is when a bright image displays larger than a dark image. Classically, this is pretty noticable on say Super Street Fighter II Turbo if you do a super combo finish. If
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Maybe, if your home warranty actually has competent providers in its network. When I had one, it was always pulling teeth to get a provider to come out; and most of the providers who are willing to drive 3-4 hours to come out on a home warr
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> You get treated like a criminal for forgetting your shampoo bottle is 2 ounces too big for some dipshit TSA agent's liking, Enforcement is super uneven, and etc, but IME, they just open your bag, find the thing, and then offer you
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