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by voytec 3y ago
It's ISPs who are the main problem, not applications.
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> Hobby customers aren't using AWS AWS has the easy to use Lightsail[1] VPS offer with cheapest product at $3.5/mo but they'll likely increase these prices as well, since there's an IPv4 address included. [1] https:&
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Quoting this[1] commit comment: US: https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/report-antitrust-violation antitrust@ftc.gov EU: https://competition-policy.ec.europa.eu/antitrust/contact_en
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> WEI’s goal is to make the web more private and safe Yeah, hopefully you can sleep better telling yourself that. > An owner of this repository has limited the ability to comment to users that have contributed to this repository in th
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> Show me a UFO and an alien and I'll believe it. UFO stands for "Unidentified Flying Object" and doesn't necessarily mean anything extraterrestrial.
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> every time Mozilla speaks out against Google, it is a bit awkward, since they are biting the hand that feeds them. Not at all. Controlled opposition has to pretend being an opposition.
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Smokers have shorter caffeine half-life (wish I knew that when I was quitting smoking) while birth control drugs or liver problems can extend it.
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Nevertheless, it shows an interesting crossroads moment in the BSD history and uncertainty of it's future. > There are still options to secure BSD code, with one company, Berkeley Software Design (Falls Church, Va.), a company emplo
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.ga TLD was "nationalized" as well[1] after the fall of Freenom [1] https://www.afnic.fr/wp-media/uploads/2023/05/ga-domain-name...
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> it's pretty insane that the USA lets companies hide who owns/controls them. There's sadly been a move also in Europe to make it impossible for the public to learn who really owns a company[1] [1] https://nitte
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> “Roblox is aware of a third-party security issue where there were indications of unauthorized access to limited personal information of a subset of our creator community,” Garbage corpospeech. Who chose the 3rd party provider? Who gave
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It's interesting to see that software engineering (and IT overall) is not the major quality downgrade introduced by VC-like funding and push for Continuous Development.
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k9s really speeds up outages resolution, especially with larger infra.
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Tutorials? I miss the era of games providing player the with satisfaction of figuring things out on their own. Nowadays, a lot of games ARE tutorials.
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> Nobody cares about your blog I do. I write not just for others but also myself. My little blog of few posts exists to satisfy my expectations and fulfill my rare urge of writing and the need of getting some thoughts out of my head. As
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"Thunderbird 115" [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36664113 - 567p, 339c, 3d ago
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Such someone else could be paying the bills.
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https://wojteksychut.com/ Tech stuff from an opinionated infra engineer; more slowly growing drafts than already published posts, but I'll get there :)
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by voytec 3y ago
Seems like it's intended for content stealing from every place that doesn't immediately implement Google's New Web Order as an addition to robots.txt. "Your do not enter sign uses font we don't like, so we'll
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My guess is that France will soon have followers in form of other EU states. Both left and right are contesting who can be more authoritarian these days.
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On page 27, Michael W. Lucas starts his entry in a rather weird way.
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They use deduplication to upload differential backups for costs reduction, let you pay for months or years in advance, donate (iirc) 10% revenue to The FreeBSD Foundation and have more professional support.
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Tarsnap outage 2023-07-02
3 points by voytec 3y ago|6 comments
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I agree that this is very much a management problem. Incompetent management, to add. I'm just curious why would these engineers stick for so long. Everything I read about Twitter nowadays suggest a highly toxic work environment. And fr
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And Linda Yaccarino is Twitter's CEO. In relationships like this, the CEO (or country's president) often has handlers and little decision-making autonomy. Not saying this is the case but I'm not confident it isn't. Jack
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Can sponsored H1-B visa holders look for another sponsorship to try to switch jobs, or would they get deported after resigning from "hardcore Twitter"?
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Launching federatable(?) protocol and platform as non-federated, centralized one doesn't spawn confidence in me. The limited registration policy appears to be fueling the desire and excitement by creating a sense of exclusivity that am
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Somewhat related: Lisa Su saved AMD – Now she wants Nvidia's AI crown[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36164055 (236p, 214c, 29d ago)
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Is it possible to connect to these devices from BT-enabled device like raspi with a dongle? I'd like to avoid sharing any health-related data with VC-funded businesses (Apple, Google, not only app developers)
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Thanks! The smartwatch-like thingie looks nice, albeit pricey as hell. Think I'll go with one of the bigger devices for now.

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