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by autoexecdotbat 3y ago
This seems like a weird argument to make. We either pay collectively more for taxes for the roads we use, or collectively we pay WAY more for food, materials, and basically everything else if we tax trucks proportionally. Large trucks are c
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by autoexecdotbat 3y ago
I wonder how far off we are from an AI with a forged birth certificate.
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by autoexecdotbat 3y ago
> If you're a freeloader... It's dishonest to leave that conditional off the quote. The work and risk/stress involved in running a supportless shop is quite high. So if they are freeloading by using Rocky then Red Hat is a
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by autoexecdotbat 3y ago
I think there's a happy medium, and civilian tourism probably isn't really the place to be pushing the safety envelope. Science, discovery, boldly going where no one has gone before? Absolutely safety is going to be somewhat compr
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by autoexecdotbat 3y ago
Well dang I should've thought that through before asking the question. Should've realized up in the 220-230 range was going to be mcast reserved. Can't help but acknowledge the irony in not throughly reading the docs for the
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by autoexecdotbat 3y ago
If it makes you feel better I had a similar, but not so exciting, situation happen to me in the past. So it's not entirely outside the realm of shit that happens. What does seem super fake is the doubling down, having it an SOP/SS
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by autoexecdotbat 3y ago
https://www.iana.org/assignments/iana-ipv4-special-registry/... What is 233.252.0 0/24 reserved for? I don't immediately recognize it and didn't see it on the iana special registry.
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by autoexecdotbat 3y ago
I'll cry if/when Google buys some enterprise software I happen to support one more time. The appeal for a lot of niche enterprise software is responsive/knowledgeable tech support, willingness to implement feaure requests, an