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by tscs37 9y ago
I would say that 32bit are more than enough for most web applications. I struggle to recall any web application that would require more than 4GB of RAM to run.
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by tscs37 9y ago
I use Pfsense which communicates DHCPv6 leases to Dnsmasq/Unbound fairly easily. >And ISPs do not want to give you free domain names and especially free dynamic subdomain delegation. Probably not but for internal resolution a .local
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by tscs37 9y ago
That's why you need a solid solution for DNS, though from my experience, mDNS does a decent enough job to solve it. Instead of the numbers you type in the hostname of a device. IPv6 encourages to improve on the current lackluster DNS s
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by tscs37 9y ago
>Or are you claiming once this hypothetical convincing theory is out "feminists" will be gone? Hopefully not. Without opposition my hypotehtical theory would have no way of being refined further through discussion. >I would
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by tscs37 9y ago
>Plus, from a probabilistic point of view, wouldn't equal chances mean that for large numbers of trials (people) the outcome would also be equal? Yes. For most people those two options would be the same, which is why the difference
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by tscs37 9y ago
Equality of Chance is more desirable than Equality of Outcome as it values the decisions of a neutral individual more than the later. Of course, for Equality of Chance to be properly implemented you need to do away with as many barriers to
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by tscs37 9y ago
Sucks to be at your Mobile Provider. I can text literally any phone number, given I have enough money booked on the account. SMS is by nature not centralized, the data is exchanged between mobile providers. If you were to start your own mob
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by tscs37 9y ago
Under 18 you are not able to form fully valid contracts in Germany. Period. If you're under 13 any contract that exceeds reasonable monthly allowance is automatically invalid. All other contracts or "floating/pending valid&qu
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by tscs37 9y ago
>Banks wont ever be able to process 0.00001 transactions. My bank is processing 0 cent transactions and IIRC in Q3 they're going to support SCT Instant, meaning the bank transfers will take under a minute within the SEPA area while
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by tscs37 9y ago
Most people don't always get the same IPv4, they get a random one from the ISP, though it is still identifying. IIRC zeroing the last one or two groups of IPv4 and the /56 or /48 of the IPv6 address block should be fine. Alte
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by tscs37 9y ago
The AI is fed from the roastme subreddit, where these kinds of comments will appear consentually at times (to my knowledge), so it's not surprising the AI picked up on it.
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by tscs37 9y ago
You'd have to make an effort to be paid by both companies or you still risk a false selfemployment. But otherwise, if you take jobs from both Uber and Lyft, you should be fine.
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by tscs37 9y ago
There has been some significant dumping, Poloniex had a 233k Volume for about the 5 minutes that they price fell below 7k there (it's trending below again). It's probably someone trying to push the price up no matter what (or a sh
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by tscs37 9y ago
Obviously, it's a great store of value if you bought bitcoin in 2017 or earlier! Tbh, the entire "store of value" story never quite felt right, the original whitepaper was advertising it as currency, yet, it seems unusable fo
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by tscs37 9y ago
In Germany self-employment means you have more than one contractor. If you only ever work for and over Uber, you're simply not self-employed, end of story (the legal description is "Scheinselbstständigkeit").
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by tscs37 9y ago
That's a bit of a weird idea. CO2 is not present in fairly high amounts in the air, using some quick math, I would estimate that for 1kg of CO2, one would need to filter over 2.5 tons of air (Though if we keep pumping more CO2 into the
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by tscs37 9y ago
And who can assure that these blacklists won't be manipulated for someone's gain? Ie, surpressing activity they don't like on the network?
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by tscs37 9y ago
That's a good question and I think Mozilla simply intents to make Pocket something that people choose Firefox over Chrome for (atleast the vast majority of mainstream users). They're also heavily working on improving it's pri
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by tscs37 9y ago
Data on IPFS is not permanent, nodes only host cached or pinned content (the later is explicit).
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by tscs37 9y ago
Pocket is literally only a plugin internally. Setting the extensions.pocket.enabled variable to false will disable the addon. That's all there is to it.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Receipts and (most likely) EMails will not be affected. The former since it has to be kept around for tax purposes and the later since they fall under freedom of expression, both are exempted from the GDPR. The paper you printed to ban some
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by tscs37 9y ago
It's a shame this comment got parked in the bottom of the page, it just shows on how the article is right ; IOTA is immature technology that hopes to be better one day (maybe with all fingers crossed)
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by tscs37 9y ago
Sadly, a lot of dropdowns I encounter handle only even offsets from -12 to 12... The state of modern web forms is sad.
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by tscs37 9y ago
The third option might be a middle ground: +0:30, though I guess a lot of timezone dropdown boxes would suddenly break at that one (not that they worked to begin with).
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by tscs37 9y ago
It's unlikely to become a practical issue IMO (not a lawyer) but the German legal system has simply no notion of dedicating something to public domain like in the US. From what I've heard in my computer law course in university, y
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by tscs37 9y ago
I recommend to keep the microsoft scanner active (Windows Defender or how they call it by now). It catches all the common stuff with high accuracy and only some of the exotic stuff gets through (which would probably be a pass for most other
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by tscs37 9y ago
I think the summary of both papers (the initial paper and monero's unofficial response) could be that monero's transactions are reasonably untraceable. Reasonably private should be good enough for most people.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Even a perfect kernel will have to crash. Something like Rowhammer can turn perfectly written code into malicioous gadgets for an attacker. Until ECC or preventative measures becomes widespread in consumer hardware, this attack will remain
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by tscs37 9y ago
That's all nice but what if you have a CPU bug like Spectre? Isolation is nice in userspace but in kernelspace the rules are somewhat different, especially considering that it is the task of kernelspace to mediate and abstract hardware
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by tscs37 9y ago
I'm not saying imperfect isolation isn't a bug. Rather that bugs are inevitable and the proper responce to some bugs being exploited (maliciously or not) is to crash the kernel if there is no other option.

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