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by xfer 4y ago
I would suggest generating webassembly instead and use wasmtime.
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by xfer 5y ago
As long there are cables connecting them, they will be fine. Whatever RIPE can do to isolate russia can be done by their peering partners, russia might do it themselves.
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by xfer 5y ago
I can also screenshot my device showing signal/whatsapp, that doesn't make them insecure. There is a lot of email based verification/authentication happening which would benefit if the email encryption was more widely accepte
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by xfer 5y ago
You can buy ip tunnel services like this: https://freerangecloud.com/products.php
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by xfer 5y ago
I do, so far i have had no problems, i run postfix relaying to SES on tailscale interface.
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by xfer 5y ago
Never do any kind of clever scheme with passwords, the other side might be storing in plaintext, have misconfigured logging etc. My isp does store them in plaintext :), the support person read my password to me while fixing an issue with th
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by xfer 5y ago
Then why is your cloud provider charging by GB-secs? This is the future after all.
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by xfer 5y ago
ipv4 costs will keep increasing, so if you want cheap vpses ipv6 will be the only option and this will allow you to use cloudflare network to serve the v4 users.
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by xfer 5y ago
You failed to mention that if you haven't managed to complete this successfully(google also has a similar form: https://postmaster.google.com ), google will just mark it as SPAM, but outlook will *silently* drop your mails.
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by xfer 5y ago
This is sad and a recent development, i was using google to search for manuals/api docs as it was better than builtin indexing. But now-a-days official sites are never the first link.
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by xfer 5y ago
Not if they already block icmp traffic.
42.
by xfer 5y ago
Make up your mind: https://www.netcup.eu/vserver/vps.php
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by xfer 5y ago
> charges me when VMs are alive and You still need that capacity, don't you? You will have to adjust the pricing but i doubt it will cost either of us any less, whether you allocate it.
44.
by xfer 5y ago
People and businesses are storing their data that these passwords protect using free operating systems.
45.
by xfer 5y ago
Maybe they don't want multiple TB/sec of ddos? They make the software, not necessarily should have the equipment to eat that kind of traffic.
46.
by xfer 5y ago
There is a whole scene around people spending 50-100/m just around this. There is a lot of money to be made if you live in the "right" countries.
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by xfer 5y ago
Spinning disks lose data integrity? You will be surprised where the cloud servers store your backups then. They are doing 80TB/month, you don't need 1GB/s nvme for that(assuming everything is uncached).
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by xfer 5y ago
It does if you sell on platforms that you don't intend to support.
49.
by xfer 5y ago
> Not many people would have the expertise or the interest to troubleshoot the problem as OP did Not many people have the expertise to do this on windows either(i would expect even fewer). Bear in mind that the developer sells this game
50.
by xfer 5y ago
I bought 1gbps router in 2011 and still 10gbps is far out, why would i buy a new router? Wifi APs are a different story.
51.
by xfer 5y ago
> google checking gpg signature? nope Are you proposing that they mark every mail spam that's not on the contact list of user? Otherwise checking signatures doesn't do anything, spammers already use dkim.
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by xfer 5y ago
I am sure such a scheme embedded into a protocol would work with certain group of people. Most people would just get the same amount of spam, because they can't afford to up their threshold in a way that would deter the "marketeer
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by xfer 5y ago
> in a way that does not prevent the poor, disadvantaged, Yeah mining coins totally doesn't exclude poor people. If it costs less than the profit spammers make they will use it. You can't just handwave the thresold away, and pr
54.
by xfer 5y ago
They don't charge for traffic, it matters if you have >10TB, but not individuals taking backups.
55.
by xfer 5y ago
The entire project used to be cljs, so obviously it's done on purpose, that is stated in the article.
56.
by xfer 5y ago
Yes they did, maybe take a look at the repo, the core vt layer is rust everything around it is in js(it's not cljs, you might ponder why not).
57.
by xfer 5y ago
Yes, no longer renewing my subscription this year, google play music did similar things to me. I occasionally listen to music, and not fond of my playlist greyed out because of turf wars.
58.
by xfer 5y ago
I also have an arm machine hosted, good if you want to compile stuff, but the networking has been super flaky and unreliable. I would definitely not call their service nice, when quite often you can't login because network issues. Als
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by xfer 5y ago
I played Dota2 in NixOS for years, so i am not sure why steam wouldn't work for you(it uses FHS too). You can always ask for help in discourse/matrix channel. > since sometimes I want to get stuff done and not tinker with my sy
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by xfer 5y ago
If your software can run on linux it's extremely unlikely to not work on NixOS. In fact proprietary binaries will be much easier to run since you don't have to do with non-reproducible builds in some source repo/build system.

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