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by wlonkly 11mo ago
It's a little bit bigger than Delaware.
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by wlonkly 11mo ago
This reminded me of when I read license plates aloud on my commute to learn the phonetic alphabet when I was a student pilot.
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by wlonkly 11mo ago
More than a theory -- they've talked about this on their blog[1] before. [1] https://blog.archive.today/
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by wlonkly 1y ago
In my experience, you start using the open source version, realize you could benefit from paid support, so you "buy a license" and get your support -- but then you never have a big enough reason to do the lift to the commercial ve
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by wlonkly 1y ago
> bizarre and derogatory cartoons/caricatures One and the same. The illustration of the critic that the cork sniffer was mocking was at best unflattering, and at worst referenced antisemitic stereotypes. https://www.vice
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by wlonkly 1y ago
Sort of -- Netflix probably has a CDN cache at the ISP, and the ISP can definitely prioritize that cache. Fast.com will use that CDN if available. https://openconnect.netflix.com/en/
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by wlonkly 1y ago
I figure all the triangle stations must have well-connected bus routes going to the same area, and so on down the shapes. I mean surely you're not responsible for building an entire transit system!
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by wlonkly 1y ago
Is there evidence that corporate firewalls commonly block .coop?
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by wlonkly 1y ago
.xyz is open registration and is known to be a spam/abuse source. .coop is restricted to legally-formed cooperatives. Apples and oranges.
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by wlonkly 1y ago
I have a hard time relating to this because whenever I come around a curve in a highway or whatever only to see a wind farm I am always mildly awed.
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by wlonkly 1y ago
I wonder if it's buyers (which I would find mildly surprising) or potential buyers (which wouldn't surprise me at all)?
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by wlonkly 1y ago
I recently discovered that iOS supports both: you can have it detect driving by Bluetooth pairing or by motion (or disable it).
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by wlonkly 1y ago
That bought nginx, but yes!
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by wlonkly 1y ago
I'm in a Zoom shop now, but when I was in a Meet/Hangouts shop, I used Chrome for that, and Firefox for everything else. If you're on a Mac, the utility Choosy can send links to appropriate browsers based on patterns.
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by wlonkly 1y ago
It means the opposite of that.
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by wlonkly 1y ago
Agreed, I would have appreciated this more as a peer-reviewed meta-analysis than a blog post.
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by wlonkly 1y ago
Archive Team is carrying books in a bucket brigade out of the burning library. Archive.org is giving them a place to put the books they saved.
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by wlonkly 1y ago
The long-standing requirement that you must use subnetting to isolate public from internal, and operational from management, workloads has been a thorn in the side of cloud-based FedRAMP-authorized companies for ages, and now they're
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FedRAMP: New cloud-friendly network guidance, Subnets white paper rescinded(github.com)
3 points by wlonkly 1y ago|1 comments
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by wlonkly 1y ago
Jeez, I moved from Instapaper _to_ Pocket many years ago.
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by wlonkly 1y ago
Based on the thread and the replies to the thread, it sounds like this is a particular (franchised) hotel, and there are other (franchised) hotels in other brands that are using the same revenue stream. So boycotting Hyatt will not let you
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by wlonkly 1y ago
The root servers all use anycast addresses.
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by wlonkly 1y ago
It's worse than that -- "Recreating Raycast" is just the blog post title, the project is called "raycast-linux".
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by wlonkly 1y ago
> Author does realize openssl[1], Linux[2], and many other "enterprise-level" pieces of software are entirely (or almost entirely) maintained by volunteer developers, right? And, even more on point, so is Postfix!
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by wlonkly 1y ago
> In other words, applications where some other system (human or otherwise) will catch the mistakes. The problem with that is that when you move a human from a "doing" role to a "monitoring" role, their performance d
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by wlonkly 1y ago
The Caddy[1] webserver also has built-in ACME. It has all the problems Rachel mentioned, of course, because now it's an ACME client embedded in an even bigger piece of software, but it's handy for sure! I don't know much abou
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by wlonkly 1y ago
They're not, they're a (refreshingly transparent) non-profit -- but the government has the ability to reassign management of .ca to another organization as they wish.
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by wlonkly 2y ago
I can give you hacker news minus hackers?
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by wlonkly 2y ago
Remove top, toss sand in face.
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by wlonkly 2y ago
Abridged means shortened, not modernized.

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