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alrs

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About alrs

[Verifying my OpenPGP key: openpgp4fpr:BEF2AAB1FEC34A2B217048278137D474EBCB04F2]

https://github.com/alrs

https://lsngl.us/@alrs

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47056299

    You wouldn't be "broadcasting" with it, you'd just be using it as backhaul. AREDN users would probably be pretty happy to have a node at 1500' in the Verdugos.

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    Comment #47053864

    Why do you need a studio? If this is completely non-commercial and you have an amateur license you could probably use AREDN as a backhaul instead of HaLow. We've gotten wifi going …

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    Comment #47053426

    One could build up a reputation with a completely anonymous PGP key. That was somewhat the point of USENET ca. 1998.

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    Comment #46043577

    Traditionally it was btrfs RAID5/6 that really sucked. I've not played with it.

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    Comment #45963174

    I can think of several taco trucks that are going to do just fine.

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    Comment #45907082

    FreeBSD has had a hard time supporting Intel Thinkpads, and they're making progress at getting better. Supporting Apple arm64 is a much heavier lift than that.

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    Comment #45820122

    I'm going to go way out on a limb and offer: whatever it is that you are, it isn't "confused."

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    Comment #45440773

    This is the kind of nerd-snark that makes normal people not trust anything from the mouths of "experts." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovKw6YjqSfM

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    Comment #44885435

    I feel that it's hard to be mad at Go if you look at it as "python 4.0."

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    Comment #44795791

    Undead, undead, undead.

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    Comment #44771050

    I've been running a Prosody server for a month or so. Thus far a positive experience.

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    Comment #44706712

    "Modern" is the most passive-aggressive adjective in the history of HN.

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    Comment #44078562

    [flagged]

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    Comment #43241640

    No argument from me. I'm not happy that Europe is in this position, I just wish that Europeans were aware of it.

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    Comment #43211988

    https://old.reddit.com/r/whowouldwin/comments/1aywc5a/europe...

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    Comment #43211428

    Europe has no say in the matter, short of France using its nukes.

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    Comment #43210467

    Europe is not allowed to have its own foreign policy, let alone "side with China." All of those US military bases are there for a reason.

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    Comment #42615846

    The Taco Bell menu is several permutations of cheese, lettuce, ground beef, sour cream, and guacamole. The marketing vocabulary includes Pro, Max, Sport, Comp, Light, Elite, XT, GT…

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    Comment #42615682

    Marketing things as "pro" is nothing new. I'm sure others could go back farther than this. 1980 Koga Miyata Pro https://www.speedbicycles.ch/velo/193/koga_miyata_pro_racer_... 1978…

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    Comment #42594058

    As an American, every car I've ever owned was statistically included with an automatic transmission. Strangely, none of the cars I've owned have had an automatic transmission. Suba…

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    Comment #42360461

    I've had good results running alt-browsers behind Privoxy. https://www.privoxy.org/

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    Comment #42039175

    Who cares if the ISP supports ipv6? Figuring out a world without DHCP and subnetting on a LAN is the hard part.

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    Comment #40914101

    > Imagine walking into your office on a Monday morning, buzzing with ideas from a recent leadership retreat. Imagine, walking into your office on a Monday morning, and your boss wa…

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    Comment #40667128

    I'm no fan of Salesforce. Any HN submission with the word "modern" in the title should be shit-canned.