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by yesco 3y ago
All networking is complex. I asked the other guy this, but I'll also ask you. Please provide me the level of documentation you are looking for, but for an IPv4 network. If you have some grand tutorial that explains it as easily as you
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by yesco 3y ago
Okay then please provide me the level of documentation you are looking for, but for an IPv4 network. Sounds wonderful, I'd love to share it with new hires.
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by yesco 3y ago
- https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/ipv6/configurati... - https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/routing/examples... - https://openwrt.org&#
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by yesco 3y ago
Is it even possible to take decent photos of a potential UFO without a special camera? Whenever I point my phone at the sky the quality is terrible.
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by yesco 3y ago
The noughties?
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by yesco 3y ago
I re-read this a couple times but for some reason, I still can't seem to figure out what exactly this warning is supposed to be...
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by yesco 3y ago
> Perhaps aspirationally, but empirically, the Apollo program did not transcend race. It's not racist to call out racism You are wrong. I'm unwilling to debate this fact with you, or even discuss the matter any further frankly,
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by yesco 3y ago
The moon landing transcends race, it inspired people, humans, worldwide. This poem diminishes it into some white exclusive eccentricity. Sure, perhaps a black person should have been among the first involved, I can certainly get behind that
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by yesco 3y ago
As someone who considers the moon landing to be mankind's greatest achievement, this poem has only ever inspired dark feelings within me. The attitude that we have to choose between social services or humanity's future, that we
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by yesco 3y ago
Or perhaps the case in the article was more of an example of parallel construction, rather than a true algorithmic-based investigation?
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by yesco 3y ago
I graduated in 2018 so maybe I just ended up missing this crowd. In fact I'm not quite confident I know what "tech bro" actually means despite how commonly I see it tossed around. Are they more of a west coast thing? I would
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by yesco 3y ago
Interesting, my experience (as a CS student) was that other CS students trended towards arrogant but reclusive and Physics students were mean, very arrogant assholes. The other sciences were pretty chilled out though. Math students weren&#x
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by yesco 3y ago
> Also, there's essentially nothing you can't do with stone given primitive tools, sand, and a shitload of talent/time How absurd! Skill and craftsmanship can get you far, but they will not allow you to craft with such pre
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by yesco 3y ago
Fandom is actually one of the main reasons I switched to Kagi as my primary search engine. Being able to manually down rank or even ban some of Fandom's domains from my search results has resulted in a dramatic quality improvement, som
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by yesco 3y ago
I'm a Sr. SE at a large medical device company and can confirm that our IT dept is filled with assholes. We do everything we can to keep systems out of their hands because they are so difficult to work with compared to every other part
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by yesco 3y ago
Honestly this article convinced me there is no chance for CNN. To fix it you would need to rebuild the entire organization from scratch, it seems increasingly clear to me that the tabloid elitism they call "journalism" at CNN, w
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by yesco 3y ago
The cat and pipe are semantically easier to understand though, at least that has been my experience when onboarding new hires. While Bash has all sorts of nice bells and whistles for various use-cases, I really think they are only worth rel
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by yesco 3y ago
I was under the impression that the key concern here is being criminally prosecuted, not sued. Even if they obviously didn't do this on purpose, depending on how they communicate it to the companies involved, the worse case scenario is
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by yesco 3y ago
For the economic, and sometimes military, benifits that come with that cooperation
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by yesco 3y ago
What do you want me to say here? The science is pretty much settled that we are omnivores, you can't just ditch meat without consequences. Yes there are substitutes, but in practice do vegans consistently eat these at the right amount
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by yesco 3y ago
Overuse of antibiotics in livestock is certainly a problem, but this is also true for many of the pesticides we use for plant farming and our lack of standardized irrigation water testing (in the US) which has lead to issues like the recent
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by yesco 3y ago
You're wrong, they do care about privacy, just at a superficial level. This means that advertising a service as "privacy-oriented" is a positive feature for the normies, but only if it's convenient . It's kinda l
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by yesco 3y ago
I'm shocked anyone would even consider this xenophobic at all. Why would our opinions on the Saudis not matter? You aren't making any sense to me. It would be one thing if it was irrational, like not wanting to go to a Saudi barbe
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by yesco 4y ago
I think you could technically refer to them as journalists too but I meant the traditional non-independent kind. Honestly the rise of bloggers + youtubers providing higher quality well sourced content than the mainstream is partially why I
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by yesco 4y ago
> it brings in more money when site visitors click on links that stay on their site than when they click on outgoing links As trust in journalism declines, I wonder if/when we will start to see a reversal of this? Providing sources,
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by yesco 4y ago
> 8 hours (4+4) spent in commuting, driving or not, is an entire life There are already people who live in their vans anyway, if they didn't even need to drive them anymore perhaps areas with overzealous zoning laws that circumvent
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by yesco 4y ago
> Europe is kind of blind spot for most Americans. They don't understand separate countries. They are surprised they can't pay in dollars and that the wall sockets are weird. Absolute nonsense, what in the world led you to beli
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by yesco 4y ago
The European Union has 100 million more people living in it than the United States alone. You named a single video game studio. The European Union is far behind, it's both pitiful and unproductive to suggest otherwise. The reason Ameri
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by yesco 4y ago
You aren't going to win many arguments by appealing to the European Union's authority of all things
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by yesco 4y ago
>Spotify has great recommendations. For some people Spotify absolutely does not have good recommendations, at least that has been my experience

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