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by byhemechi 2mo ago
I can't speak for the more "entreprise-y" unifi stuff but the routing on the ubiquiti gear i've used is actually just FRR and if you SSH in you can do a whole lot more than is surfaced through the UI - for example, I hav
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by byhemechi 2mo ago
i regret to inform you that we drive on the left in australia
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by byhemechi 2mo ago
Registering a company in Australia is virtually free. APNIC fees, on the other hand, are much higher than what you'd pay with RIPE. It's pretty hard to justify a minimum of $1300 a year + a $500 sign-up fee just to have a personal
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by byhemechi 3mo ago
You can buy the SIM but can’t activate it without going through ID checks.
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by byhemechi 4mo ago
This is not a "feature", it's just a by-product of how iptables works. The alternative would be to have a proxy run in userspace, instead of letting the kernel forward packets
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by byhemechi 4mo ago
45% grey text on a 10% grey background set in a light serif font.
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by byhemechi 4mo ago
What exactly motivates you to AI generate useless replies?
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by byhemechi 4mo ago
Unreadable and useless vibe coded shit. Submissions like this are why I've all but stopped using HN
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by byhemechi 10mo ago
I still don't see how that's an issue, yes a password using a series of ridiculously complicated family emoji will be truncated but the actual bytes still provide entropy, just because the data doesn't use pixels when rendere
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by byhemechi 10mo ago
Does this really need yet another blog post? 72 characters is more than enough to be resistant to brute-force attacks, as demonstrated by thousands of data breaches containing bcrypt hashes that remain uncracked (excluding the obvious top 1
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by byhemechi 11mo ago
Yeah you definitely should not be paying that much. Throw your NMI into https://www.energymadeeasy.gov.au/ and it'll show you the most cost effective option from your actual usage. I'm also in Sydney and pay 29c f
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by byhemechi 11mo ago
I personally always use picture { display: contents; } so that flexbox behaves in a way you would expect.
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by byhemechi 11mo ago
Warp actually uses MASQUE (UDP/IP over QUIC) by default
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by byhemechi 2y ago
that's definitely a 3d model and the harbour bridge a few hundred metres away is still a flat line on the water
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by byhemechi 2y ago
This is pretty cool, but demonstrates why google/apple maps make heavy use of bespoke models vs just the map data, as is demonstrated pretty well by the sydney opera house and harbour bridge This: https://shottr.cc/s&#x
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by byhemechi 2y ago
As an Australian it's always a bit of a shock to see brand new European and American trains stopping at platforms no taller than a kerb, meaning you have to walk up steps. I'd be very interested to see how much of a bottleneck boa
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9/11 tragedy pager intercepts (2009)(911.wikileaks.org)
38 points by byhemechi 2y ago|11 comments
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by byhemechi 3y ago
my guess is OVH
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Why is rail patronage 50% higher in Sydney than Melbourne? (2020)(danielbowen.com)
1 points by byhemechi 3y ago|1 comments
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by byhemechi 3y ago
because you’re dropping it on tiles or pavement which are a lot less squishy than the grass it landed on
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Levers of Power: The crash of Yeti Airlines flight 691(admiralcloudberg.medium.com)
2 points by byhemechi 3y ago|0 comments
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by byhemechi 3y ago
I'd imagine a large part of that would be because Cloudflare uses Sectigo for its "Universal SSL"
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The hunt for the cluster-killer Erlang bug (2021)(engineering.klarna.com)
1 points by byhemechi 3y ago|0 comments
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by byhemechi 3y ago
Not on apple, at least https://developer.apple.com/apple-pay/nonprofits/
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by byhemechi 3y ago
I often see people say static typing slows them down and I'd really like to know why that is because for me it's the exact opposite, I really don't like not knowing what format data is in. I'd much rather have to write
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by byhemechi 3y ago
It's certainly possible, I've managed to make the game run playably on a base model 2019 macbook, but that was completely vanilla on the lowest settings I could manage. Beat Saber (especially with mods) can get pretty damn hard to
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Sydney hospitals, businesses, remote workers hit by Optus outage(smh.com.au)
10 points by byhemechi 3y ago|2 comments
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by byhemechi 3y ago
I am extremely tempted to write a vscode mode for this. I'll let you all know if I survive
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by byhemechi 3y ago
ahh well, guess i should probably just stop saying anything at this point
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by byhemechi 3y ago
Bimetallic strips are pretty slow, I can't imagine them being audible. I'd guess what you're hearing is almost certainly a relay, very likely driven by the bimetallic strip edit: Replies have pointed out that they sometimes d

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