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by yesco 3y ago
"Really really" has only a few syllables and those syllables sound repetitive. When isolating the vowels, it's like tapping the same piano key twice "EA -> EA". "Categorically" has a lot of syllables wi
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by yesco 3y ago
Similar doesn't mean identical. Neurological systems in the brain have to take into account all sorts of things that we can discard in a simulated environment, energy just being one example. While maybe "not too different" mi
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by yesco 3y ago
Unless you moved in knowing this would happen, I would largely agree that complaints about lights beaming into your house are warranted, and deserving of some attention. Like how it's not unreasonable for the government to put up sound
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by yesco 3y ago
There are plenty of ways to annoy opposition without looking like an idiot, while these kinds of assumptions are convenient, they are usually wrong in my experience (or just a small piece of the picture). Especially in this case where a lot
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by yesco 3y ago
I get that there exist people who hate the noise and shadows of wind turbines. I've even seen some rare cases where the complaints were warranted since it literally caused a strobing effect in their houses throughout the day. I think a
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by yesco 3y ago
"\n" is really just two arbitrary characters right? An actual "newline" is just a single invisible character, but we represent it as "\n" for convenience. So in json you are simply putting in the magic characte
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by yesco 3y ago
I promise I'm not trying to defend the Pentagon here, but would you mind enlightening me on who "the rest of us" is supposed to be? What military power do you consider squeaky clean right now?
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by yesco 3y ago
Realistically support for more than one browser engine is going to increase security in aggregate since it would implicitly decrease the impact of a vulnerability. This has a compounding effect where a zero day for Safari would become less
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by yesco 3y ago
With even just IPv4 you can have multiple IP addresses assigned to one NIC, the one used will be determined based on your destination. This is a part of the protocol, having a local address and a global address was expected from the very be
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by yesco 3y ago
> No. I want an address that can connect to the hosts on the Internet, but I don't want random hosts on the Internet to connect to it. Gotcha glad we are on the same page now, so you do want the functionality of an inbound deny al
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by yesco 3y ago
> The anonymous IPV4 network behind a NAT, which by default is inaccessible from the Internet and which, if it fails, just leaves the local network isolated, with IPv6 turns it a part of internet, accessible by default False, the default
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by yesco 3y ago
I've given up explaining things this way, it's too jargon heavy and skips over the fact that most people objecting to this are fundamentally misunderstanding critical details about how their networks operate. I suspect there is a
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by yesco 3y ago
Let's suppose the following network configuration: Host A Address1 "Global:Address:A" Address2 "Local:Address:A" Host B Address1 "Global:Address:B" Address2 "Local:Address:B"
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by yesco 3y ago
No, I'm saying the firewall is what prevents access to the router's configuration interface regardless of whether you are using NAT. If you misconfigured it so that it was exposed and people could now break in, then all they would
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by yesco 3y ago
A misconfigured firewall is a gaping hole in your network regardless of whether NAT is involved. This means someone could brute force access into the configuration interface of your router and configure your network however they like. NAT s
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by yesco 3y ago
If you just want an address that isn't routable on the Internet then why don't you just use a local/wan ipv6 address? You can even have a local/wan address in addition to an Internet routable address at the same time, al
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by yesco 3y ago
Yeah the market for Android phones seems to have devolved into nothing but cheap iPhone copies these days, with little if any, actual innovation in years (with maybe a few exceptions from Samsung). Pretty much the only specs they even try t
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by yesco 3y ago
My understanding is that the jeopardy team got poached right away, so "Watson" was essentially just a trademark after that
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by yesco 3y ago
If this is still an issue for you I believe you can convert/import docx files into ebooks via calibre, from there you can just use calibre's ebook editor to fix things up
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by yesco 3y ago
Finally a way to use HTMX as a SPA framework ;)
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by yesco 3y ago
Obviously I didn't mean that literally
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by yesco 3y ago
I would have appreciated it if the article could have elaborated a bit more on why the Navajo Nation considers this a form of desecration, beyond the vague statement about the moon being a sacred place for them. At face value this seems bot
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by yesco 3y ago
Every time I see "The Paradox of Tolerance" referenced in these kind of discussions, it continues to reinforce my view that it's pure sophistry. There is no paradox, it's simply a convenient tool for justifying censors
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by yesco 3y ago
For me it has nothing to do with the ads since I just use just unblock anyway. The main reason I switched to kagi was: - SEO Spam has reached intolerable levels in Google search results for me and I can't stop them with ublock. Each an
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by yesco 3y ago
Realistically "Free Software" will never actually mean "Free as in Freedom", but instead "Free as in $0". I'm fully supportive of the Free Software movement but if you have to explain the name actually mea
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by yesco 3y ago
> I mean, what if there are actual technical limitations of whatever browser you'd like to use that prevent, for example, the on-the-fly playback of 4K video? This is the core of what you were asking, perhaps my answer was too round
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by yesco 3y ago
Netflix does not offer 1080p+ content to people watching on a Linux desktop. There is no technical reason for this, Linux browsers are capable of playing 1080p+ content of course. So why do you think Netflix does this? Rather than deal with
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by yesco 3y ago
Apple is an American company accountable to American laws and critiques
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by yesco 3y ago
What a really nasty thing to say, I was genuinely offering advice to you on how to negotiate with people you should already be getting along with anyway . I can assure *you* that my friends , not a "acquaintances", are much happ
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by yesco 3y ago
My friends used to use a mix of iMessage and Facebook Messenger, while my extended family relied mostly on Facebook Messenger + SMS. I didn't like this, I didn't have/or want an iPhone, meaning I was excluded from certain iMe

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