theoperagoer

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by theoperagoer 1y ago
I disagree.
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by theoperagoer 1y ago
no need to be a jerk
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by theoperagoer 1y ago
Very cool. How many architectures do you support?
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by theoperagoer 1y ago
Great content. Also, this website is gorgeous!
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by theoperagoer 2y ago
This classical music loving computer scientist is blown away. Amazing project!
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by theoperagoer 2y ago
+1 for the Jetbrains gang.
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by theoperagoer 2y ago
Opus is fantastic!
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by theoperagoer 2y ago
Was hoping this would have a GitHub link ...
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by theoperagoer 2y ago
A bigtime crypto hater.
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by theoperagoer 2y ago
These companies already have fine print that the advertised speed is not a guarantee. My point in this thread is this policy takes away a tool ISPs had to control traffic in their networks, which I believe will lead to higher costs.
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by theoperagoer 2y ago
They cannot throttle a particular service under NN. That's the problem.
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by theoperagoer 2y ago
it's not a double-dip. if a single service is behind load problems and causing general service degradation, I think it is fair to throttle that service.
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by theoperagoer 2y ago
If netflix traffic is straining ISPs to the point of requiring hardware upgrades etc., I think it is fair for ISPs to ask them to pay some of that cost.
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by theoperagoer 2y ago
ISPs should be allowed to throttle traffic for services. Otherwise, the result is going to be increased costs for all end-users.
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by theoperagoer 3y ago
Heroes II was my personal favorite
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by theoperagoer 3y ago
This is so cool. I'm a huge classical music fan. I wish you could distinguish between "right" and "left" hand keypresses to control each line separately
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by theoperagoer 3y ago
ngl, I had to fight distraction to finish reading this article.