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2 out of 3 meerkats look in the same direction. Enough for consensus.

It is harder to maintain two networks instead of one. Potential problems double. Hacks like RFC8305 "Happy Eyeballs" become a must.

Unfortunately, individual actions would never be enough to solve the IPv6 chicken and egg problem. See djb's "IPv6 mess" article: https://cr.yp.to/djbdns/ipv6mess.html Yes, it is o…

Have you tried "Smaller binaries" instruction? https://tailscale.com/kb/1207/small-tailscale

The article by Ory's Aeneas Rekkas perfectly describes OAuth / OIDC problems. The only thing it misses is the suggestion for the alternative protocol for first-party auth. It does …

Less secure that HttpOnly cookies, which are not accessible by third-party JavaScript. LocalStorage also doesn't have automatic expiration.

Cool project! OAuth-based auth providers are nice, but they can have a weakness. When you have just one app, OAuth can be overkill: protocol is complex, and users suffer jarring re…

Thank you! The video is a criticism of that article.

As someone outside of the field I don't follow your argument. The author stated that the problem is not just in the analog nature of quantum computer, but in the impossibly large a…

Interesting observation about the maximum lifetime of a bubble: > I believe that, appearances to the contrary, the quantum computing fervor is nearing its end. That's because a few…

> That IEEE published this surprises me I find your reaction to be a positive sign. The sign that IEEE is willing to push envelope of knowledge (as of 2018). One can't push it with…

> f-strings are great, except for the `=` debugging operator What's wrong with `=` debugging operator in f-strings?

> there are hundreds of users hundreds kilometers away, all working via Tailscale Do you require your users to install Tailscale?

I don't find it persuasive. First of all, people are not going to start writing and saying wildcards. Second, there is an established convention to say "2000s" and mean 2000-2009.

The article does not really resolve the ambiguity with 2000s which usually means 2000-2009, not 2000-2099. That said, in Finnish language people never count centuries. It's always …