RijilV

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by RijilV 1mo ago
The general arguments here are that CDNs have replaced tier1 ISPs as the predominant force on the Internet. Geoff Huston has written about this over the last ~10 years[0][1]. So the question as to alternatives is void - the problem is CDNs
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by RijilV 2mo ago
Find https://fabiensanglard.net/usbcheat/index.html to be quicker and easier to understand (posted a month or so ago)
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by RijilV 3mo ago
14 of them. The first person to climb them all did so without supplemental oxygen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinhold_Messner
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by RijilV 3mo ago
I hate to be the one to break it to you, but high end skis make tradeoffs which are harmful to beginner or intermediate level skiers... also there's sorta no thing as "best ski". what you'd want for high speed bombing do
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by RijilV 3mo ago
If you've never had an opportunity to spend time in a datacenter as a software developer, that's unfortunate but also far too common. What things look like on the inside vary company to company. Generally you're in an OSHA-ab
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by RijilV 3mo ago
The methodology for validation seems a bit off, in my setup I return a local IP for all of the domains in that list and serve empty content for it. Thus it detects the ads getting through, but in reality they did not.
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by RijilV 4mo ago
This is the study which is behind the recent news articles on the AMOC collapse: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adx4298 Basically newer modeling has shown a stronger weakening of the system. Lots of un
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by RijilV 5mo ago
careful what you wish for.
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Meta to Create New Applied AI Engineering Organization(wsj.com)
2 points by RijilV 6mo ago|0 comments
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Meta to Create New Applied AI Engineering Organization(wsj.com)
3 points by RijilV 7mo ago|1 comments
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by RijilV 8mo ago
There's also https://hckrnews.com which is "a chronologic list of items that have made it onto the Hacker News homepage" regardless of the post-made-it-onto-the-homepage flagged status.
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by RijilV 9mo ago
I keep on pestering folks who work at Apple to add color filters to the per-app accessibility options, who knows maybe there's someone there who'll read this. (Edit: there is an internal feature request already) Since iOS of a cou
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by RijilV 9mo ago
except of course on the wire, where it's wildly a mess. TLS 1.3 version in the record header is 3.1 (that used by TLS 1.0), and later in the client version is 3.3 (that used by TLS 1.2). Neither is correct, they should be 3.4, or 4.0 o
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by RijilV 10mo ago
So the internet is a series of pipes, or tubes, whatever. This quintessential personal blog website is hosted somewhere in this inter connected mess of things. There’s a hierarchy of these pipes/tubes, and they all have some ever dimin
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by RijilV 11mo ago
There aren't winners in a trade war, one side just loses more slowly than the other.
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by RijilV 11mo ago
Not for nothing, there’s a support group for those of us who’ve been hurt by WHU sev2s…
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by RijilV 1y ago
I have to wonder at $760/forever if this feature even pays for itself. The pure dystopian version of this is that VW loses money on this directly (never mind lost sales) because the hardware and service side costs more for all of the c
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by RijilV 1y ago
Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.
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by RijilV 1y ago
It feels really market by market. Where I live, the house I’ve been in is 50-75% mortgage cost vs rent on a comparable property. That mortgage is a bit over 10 years old, and has been below rent rates for nearly the whole time. Sure, I have
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A big shake-up at Amazon brings Whole Foods into the fold(businessinsider.com)
9 points by RijilV 1y ago|5 comments
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by RijilV 2y ago
Not much of an article. Do yourself a favor and read the LWN one: https://lwn.net/Articles/961978/ tl;dr: The Linux kernel team view all bugs as a possible security issue. The CVE assignment teams tries to minimiz
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by RijilV 3y ago
Daily sea surface temperatures: https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/ \0
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by RijilV 3y ago
Worth re-posting Theo's 2007 note about CPU security bugs again: https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=118296441702631&w=2 My hunch is that as they suspected these types of issues is what guided them away from th
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by RijilV 4y ago
Sure, U-Haul. It's $19.95/day and $1.39/mile. Last time I rented one the automated "don't have to talk to anyone" app I couldn't figure out, but it took less than 120 seconds to navigate the in person exch
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by RijilV 4y ago
That’s not really what a CDN is/does… The value proposition of a CDN is being physically closer to customers around the world, which means renting space in (often) expensive carrier hotels. Yes yes all the major CDNs have loads of deve
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Turkey earthquake: please keep 28.540 clear for communications(forums.qrz.com)
196 points by RijilV 4y ago|125 comments
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by RijilV 4y ago
It's been a quarter of a century since IPv6 launch. There's some really good lessons learned here. IPv6 requires everyone, everywhere, needs to change their configuration to add IPv6 addresses and network connectivity to every no
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Data suggest most of the growth in the wage gap since 1980 comes from automation(phys.org)
2 points by RijilV 4y ago|0 comments
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by RijilV 4y ago
Welp, their TLS cert expires second week of the new year. I really hope for them that’s an automated process.
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by RijilV 4y ago
> SMS is a terrible solution that really only solves "you used the same password across two sites Right. That’s the sole purpose. People pick bad passwords and reuse them, but you already know that. As much as tech tries to make thi

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