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Olipro

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    Comment #37918282

    Nobody's going to run a /8 on a single LAN segment. If you want maximum efficiency, your hosts all have RFC1918 IPs and you route the public IP addresses to them. zero wastage, eve…

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    Comment #36310223

    If you want to be fully pedantic, it's Élő, not Elo - the way in which you pronounce the former is dramatically different from the latter.

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    Comment #34745112

    For older architectures, you really want to use the BX instruction unless you can guarantee you're not switching execution mode. as a bit of pointless trivia, MOV PC, PC does not c…

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    Comment #26801064

    `[[no_unique_address]]` in C++20 should also resolve this and permit a zero-size object.

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    Comment #26063965

    Actually this is effectively a broadcast/multicast MAC address. The first byte of your MAC address should always be an even number. The value of the second bit is supposed to indic…

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    Comment #25493740

    An iterator is a class. It can contain any private data you desire and mutate in any wonderful and/or stupid ways you desire. How it decides to compare equal to the .end() instance…

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    Comment #25454653

    "The best extra virgin olive oil I've ever tasted" Oh shit, why was I banned?

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    Comment #25285911

    I always used argep.hu for pricing computer bits. Dunno who's better

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    Comment #25072688

    And it just so happens to have created the Blume logo from Watch Dogs - https://dosycorp.gitlab.io/dosylogo/?v923418754891239875624v... Edit: OK, the link doesn't work it seems. It…

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    Comment #25049447

    Well, there is. Say I'm an ISP with X million subscribers. Given a peering with Y GBit of throughput to someone like say, Twitch or Facebook; with multicast, I now only end up with…

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    Comment #25001478

    No, it's complete nonsense. NAT just happens to serve as a form of firewalling in IPv4 land because usually, the stuff behind your router has a private address. Proper firewalling …

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    Comment #25001457

    Except in practice this is useless because you're now transmitting what is basically a corrupted packet. For this to work, L4 protocols would need to be completely redone to consid…

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    Comment #25001391

    By any combination of assigning static IPv6 addresses, organising devices into separate L2 links (VLANs) and firewalling by IP prefix, rather than the entire /128.

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    Comment #25001343

    This makes no sense at all. The notation can basically be anything you want - you could, if you wanted, invent a new notation for IPv4 or IPv6 right now. What actually matters is t…

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    Comment #24919055

    What use-case are you envisioning where one needs to "carefully control" the allocator for STL types? Your idea of heavenly C++ sounds like my idea of hell.

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    Comment #22491279

    I implemented a variety of GitFlow, but with an emphasis on automation. Normally you branch off of develop; hotfixes will be a branch off of master. Feature branches are combined w…

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    Comment #22288466

    At this point, I believe that even if the population of 90% of the planet were to legitimately oppose this, ICANN would ignore it anyway. Not that it isn't worth a shot, but I have…

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    Comment #21809530

    If you are able to have the reverse zone for your subnet delegated to nameservers under your control, you can use it as a "forward" zone too. DNS doesn't technically have the conce…

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    Comment #17980414

    Sounds like you got the reaction wrong. If you do it correctly, it should be possible to mafipulate it into powered embenzalmine nitrotamine.

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    Comment #16770728

    Is ip6tables really necessary for this; wouldn't AnyIP work? namely: ip rou add local 2001:db8::/48 dev lo