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shibapuppie
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Comment #49264964
That's their problem, not yours.
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Comment #49264930
Oh no, socialism.
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Comment #47821872
IPv6 DOES support NAT. If you've got a car that can't go 100, that doesn't mean nobody can, or that it doesn't exist. I don't care if you can't do it, it IS supported in the spec.
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Comment #47818985
Not that person, thanks for your opinion though. If evocative language is communication to you, don't communicate with me again, please.
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Comment #47809700
I can't hearrrrrr youuuu. Ai.ai captain!
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Comment #47803527
I'm not reading that. Thanks, but you're wasting your time. Go troll somewhere else.
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Comment #47800734
Ah, I see. You're just a troll.
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Comment #47800695
Are you trying to get me to say I won't strike first? Because I will. I don't want harm to befall anyone, but some people genuinely just want to hurt others. That's not tolerable. …
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Comment #47793116
I'm not silencing you. We both have the freedom to speak at the same time, in the same place. Such as a political speaker and opposing protesters. Both have the freedom.
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Comment #47789009
I figure as technology progresses, we'll get more/tighter beams for more efficiency, especially if something like 5G massive MIMO could ever work on a satellite.
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Comment #47788968
You have the freedom to speak, I have the freedom to also speak at the same time. I ALSO have the freedom to not listen.
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Comment #47788954
I'm trans. Why do I need to tolerate someone who not only hates me, but would revel in watching me die?
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Comment #47788869
>Tesla has always had a weirdness with trains. Yeah Tesla is allergic to trains, a-la Hyperloop.
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Comment #47774507
If you think about the "surface" of space being SO much larger than the surface of the earth, there's comparatively very little floating in orbit right now, even including Starlink…
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Comment #47761205
What's the over-under on tire and brake dust settling on panels next to (presumably) high-speed motorways?
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Comment #47759248
The fancier modern trucks have air pressure sensors calibrated to the weight of the truck, so any extra airbag pressure must be your load.
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Comment #47752473
"Just move" seems to be a pretty popular sentiment, in that scenario.
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Comment #47747395
Yeah the horribly designed alarm system that can't alert a central authority that something has gone wrong. Maybe we should just put huge air raid sirens on our homes instead?
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Comment #47747333
McDonald's does that? Their App works fine on Lineage 22.
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Comment #47746867
I've noticed very similar degradations in performance moving from a Pixel 3XL to a 7A. When disabling "Android intelligence" (iirc this is what runs WiFi location scanning in the b…
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Comment #47531383
How? When canbus is already two wires, and by definition, is a bus, so you can just keep stringing those two wires to any module you need. I know Ethernet BUSes exist, but what adv…
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Comment #47531246
I remember back when Chrysler did that and researchers were able to shut a Jeep down mid-drive by attacking the internet-connnected infotainment. This doesn't sound great.
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Comment #47506818
I do the same with an old Optiplex and OpenWRT but I want to make clear the power consumption of an x86 box is magnitudes higher than an embedded-ARM box and is something to consid…
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Comment #47506776
Next they'll come for our OpenWRT-flashable equipment. I've already done everything the article says to do years ago, but what happens when this equipment dies? Can I get a replace…
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Comment #47111824
Why take pictures at all? Why did our grandparents bother to photograph anything at all, ever! WE ALL KNOW THEY WERE THERE! That's how you sound.