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Geezus_42

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    Comment #49248894

    Using the example above, if a CPU core is overheating, can you down clock that core using and instruction run on another core? I don't actually know that much about how the hardwar…

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    Comment #49246772

    Sounds like what I'm doing with Nix and MicroVM currently.

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    Comment #49174003

    Dallas drivers are bad enough already...

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    Comment #49146270

    No. I think that people who can't figure out how to install openDKIM and connect it to Postfix are not competent email admins.

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    Comment #49127744

    Which is not hard to do. It's literally a switch in O365. It takes a bit more in other environments, but nothing a competent admin should really struggle with.

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    Comment #49122022

    Use a password manager to autogenerate them?

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    Comment #49121979

    > This is why it’s important to utilize your freedoms. Do NOT let yourself get locked into a particular ecosystem. I wish people would apply this same logic to governments.

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    Comment #49121948

    I don't think you understand how TLS or SMTP work. You can easily send a message via TLS through and open relay. Only accepting TLS would do nothing because most spam and phishing …

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    Comment #49121928

    > Make sure existing and future "non-kid" hardware can't access those kids-only sites. No I didn't.

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    Comment #49121916

    No it's not. You just publish another TXT record.

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    Comment #49095836

    Or you could have just included the link the first time like a normal human being.

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    Comment #49095830

    Then why make non-kid hardware unable to access it? This whole idea is ridiculous and would never work in reality.

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    Comment #49095808

    Good on you!

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    Comment #49095730

    The purpose of DMARC has nothing to do with stopping spam.

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    Comment #49095676

    SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are not hard. It's literally just publishing data you should already have, a list of your sending IPs, a pubkey, and how to reach you.

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    Comment #49095639

    Falls outside scope. Only half joking. If you can't figure out SPF/DKIM then you should find a new job.

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    Comment #49095615

    I don't get it. Neither one is hard to setup. How do people have such a hard time with such simple configuration. Then again the majority of "mail admins" I have interacted with ha…

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    Comment #49095526

    Why would you care about TLS for spam? Are you proposing that any email sent without TLS should be label spam?

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    Comment #49092638

    Stopping spam isn't what DMARC was designed for.

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    Comment #49092494

    What's to stop an adult from using the "kids only" hardware?

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    Comment #49091514

    https://youtu.be/kgjbexyWl2k?is=zdreLgtJ1rY0hnOx

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    Comment #49051554

    Salk didn't need that temporary monopoly to invent the polio vaccine, which has gone on to be one of the biggest success stories of vaccines and modern medicine general.

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    Comment #49000816

    No, we'd prefer a world in which we don't destroy the environment for the sole purpose of creating more unneeded and largely useless widgets.

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    Comment #48977267

    I don't see a link.

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    Comment #48977263

    I think it's just people who can't help but tell others how to live their lives.