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fridek

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About fridek

All opinions are my own, especially the dumb ones.

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    Comment #49236101

    The health care system is the most expensive in the world, while not producing the best life expectancy. It is in fact very much in line with Poland, except if you have $20k/yr in …

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    Comment #48880217

    I couldn't disagree more. I personally witnessed Vint give valuable advice to managers like me, often in difficult cases. It sounds banal but often in a large corp you know what yo…

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    Comment #46575650

    Who is "we" and "them"? Don't you find it ironic, such a comment on a thread about protesting a regime which tries to control who does what?

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    Comment #45810822

    The point is - while all of these systems are fuzzy at the edges, that is not a bug. Letting people reside in a few countries at the same time, and to pick a tax residency like a n…

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    Comment #45425210

    I'm curious how you managed to find nothing on lcamtuf. He's one of the most famous Polish hackers from the 90s, then one the best security researchers Google had. Even if you live…

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    Comment #44987646

    I've got to admire Mason's chill in actually giving concrete replies to what are mostly ad-hominem attacks around this issue.

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    Comment #41871655

    Kew Gardens are among the reasons why I haven't left London yet. Visit if you can.

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    Comment #40012023

    I find this quote funny and on some another level of disconnect about what they are competing with: > Not even Google ever printed 20k tshirts to give away for free. For a couple o…

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    Comment #38878695

    For me, it boils down to the question of participation in a flawed but powerful system in a hope of leading to better outcomes, or its avoidance in the hope of its downfall. This i…

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    Comment #38761588

    It's a house, or a cottage specifically, in Polish. Fun fact is it uses ch digraph, which is for "unvoiced h" and how we spell both ch and h these days. Naming is hard.

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    Comment #36029164

    QUIC is enabled by default for all domains across most major browsers: https://caniuse.com/http3 For Cloudflare HTTP/3 accounts for 28% of the traffic ( https://radar.cloudflare.co…

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    Comment #36029121

    Changing network interfaces breaks connections and causes a new handshake. Browser session works at a different layer and doesn't prevent that. QUIC actually lets you migrate betwe…

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    Comment #36029097

    This. There are also clients that with a little config will let cache the support level per-host, and even provide a list of hosts that the initial request should race TCP and QUIC…

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    Comment #34080511

    My theory is that, as an industry, we have almost completely lost (or maybe dilluted?) the ability to architect complex systems. Everything is 90% third-party libraries and microse…

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    Comment #33692717

    You might like Withings Steel HR. It easily lasts a month on a single charge. Conversly, I now have their more premium Scanwatch, and I feel the UX regressed, while the added funct…