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From a technical perspective I agree, but from a practicality perspective .com is way too full already, and if not for the alternative TLDs that crop up (.tech, .dev, etc) I would …

Then it will never happen regardless, let alone the fact that any attempts to do as such will collapse before reaching "universal" status

Not sure, but it's active as of now FWIW

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I haven't heard of many open-loop cooling systems like that in HPC datacenters. The majority I've seen use closed loop, where the water never leaves the system. Similar to most wat…

Do you not also keep your ID on you at all times? That's why I don't mind carrying around plastic cards, they just go in my wallet with my ID and a small amount of cash anyway. Eve…

I honestly think even the hypebros are less embarrassing than the full-on Luddites that think LLMs are an ontological evil. It should really not surprise you that Hacker News, a co…

Wow, just needed something like this literally yesterday, thanks OP.

It's a two-step issue. Manufacturers lock the bootloader and don't provide a method through them to unlock it, therefore making bypassing that "digital lock" in violation of the DM…

Well, that arguably depends on your hardware, as there's plenty of devices. Linux doesn't even support anymore.

LOL, so do all Western automakers.

"No benefit" from having article after article written about how advanced their technology is, and how its just soooooooooo bleeding edge they can barely contain it? All of these a…

> In HAM circles some people do use WiFi in an arguably legal manner by making the SSID their callsign and either making the network open or putting the password somewhere public. …

Well, the OP's username is "Fiona at Telnyx"

> There's something seriously wrong if we just keep creating these new arms race scenarios. It's sickening. You mean technology?

It's already been quite interesting to witness the birth of the 'Digital Amish' throughout the past few years.

This is great, previously I was just using every wireguard tunnel as a traditional interface and hosting a socks proxy on the network on the other end.

Same here, probably my most used feature. Really useful if you route all of your traffic through a VPN by default, but you want to selectively route something outside of it. Just r…

If you have the link for the page handy, I'd be curious to find the original revision on the wayback machine. That's too funny, especially if they've silently walked it back since.…

"The only good thing about crypto is using it for " Well, sounds like it is a successful technology.

Who's to say we were never going to use Codeberg? I actually had quite a favorable impression of it before now, as I know many projects that had to flee to it thanks to GitHub's te…

The difference is sourcehut has like 50 users

Obviously the 'process' is how you arrive at the rule. If it was just one guy who arbitrarily decided as such, that's not much of a 'process' and is exactly what GP was calling out…

Well, GitHub seems unlikely to randomly ban your project if it fits within an entire category of services some admin arbitrarily decided they don't like. I know which one I'll be s…

Check if your keyboard has a way to enable n-key rollover (NKRO) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_rollover