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saber6

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    Comment #22803366

    Decent idea - one I've had before - but I can to the conclusion that I really wasn't solving a tangible problem. The real issue is you've just created an overlay tunnel architectur…

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    Comment #22797115

    I’m learning how much time and effort my significant effort puts into keeping our household in order and clean (we have 4 pets - 2 cats 2 dogs). Anyone who says homemakers don’t wo…

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    Comment #22791204

    > Furthermore, the party does not condone excessive government intervention. This sentiment is dated and suspect. Reference: The stimulus/relief bill just passed. Remember the bott…

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    Comment #22770873

    Because humans aren't robots and having fucking emotions. I swear Hacker News becomes more autistic by the day.

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    Comment #22769412

    Yes it is bad, you royal jackass. Reminder: You can fire and lay people off while still conveying a sense of respect and dignity. This was absolutely not that. This is why people h…

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    Comment #22731328

    > [...] how many insanely wealthy private collectors can there be out there, who are willing to risk substantial prison time to own a stolen painting? I think there are more of the…

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    Comment #22728648

    Can we please just ban any mention of TailScale and ZeroTier from any article containing WireGuard? This place is becoming fucking spam central.

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    Comment #22713620

    Yeah but try to touch/pet a cat when it doesn’t want you to. Lol.

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    Comment #22708075

    > [...] but a blanket statement like that is nevertheless unconstructive. Let me be very concise with this next statement: WAKE THE FUCK UP. The entire world economy is fucked righ…

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    Comment #22698534

    > [...] it's hard to imagine another nation surpassing the number of US cases. Your anti-US bias is showing. Lol - I can think of dozens of other places that are worst than say Mis…

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    Comment #22694590

    To bolster your point: Honestly they don't need to do much - the infrastructure is already there as a matter of being able to turn people's service up/down/on/off. There is always …

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    Comment #22676156

    > I agree that S3 is fantastic, but not sure I would consider it simple considering how much sensitive data is left wide open in publicly accessible buckets all the time. You're co…

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    Comment #22641494

    You can LD preload libraries to redirect syscalls to a 3rd party stack (userspace / DPDK).

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    Comment #22641469

    As a 33 year old I really am confused by this statement. While I love my texting, slack, etc, nothing replaces the low-latency engagement (intimacy) of a one on one phone call. I c…

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    Comment #22627512

    > Can I multiply these together to get 0.16% chance of ending up in the ICU once infected, or is that too simplistic :) Not a medical professional, but I believe the "danger zone" …

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    Comment #22627251

    > Why have a problem with this? This is hacker news. People will debate the optimal angle of jacking off.

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    Comment #22622017

    Fuck off back to China you pissant.

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    Comment #22616990

    I have been using Linux/Unix boxes for 19 years. I am ashamed to admit that I never learned this until now. Thanks!

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    Comment #22608907

    Yeah I know victimhood is popular these days but dial it down a few levels. No one is going to attack you. Fueling generalized hyperbole, on both sides, is stupid. If anything, peo…

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    Comment #22608824

    > "But China did it first!" Well, then we should highlight how outrageous and unacceptable that behavior is, and sanction them some other way. Not reciprocate. You're falling squar…

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    Comment #22593826

    He had a very, very valid point until he devolved into referencing Japanese-American internment and Nazi Germany.

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    Comment #22593677

    Spare me your pearl clutching.

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    Comment #22587391

    > Single universal protocol, eliminating all redundant functionality... This concept is dead on arrival.

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    Comment #22586431

    > This is a thing that people say because it's ideally true and an article of faith among cool-kid practitioners†, but it is absolutely not the reality in major enterprises, and wa…

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    Comment #22585781

    Interesting. Is there a good living in such a operation?