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xibo9

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    Comment #37135319

    Hard pass. Monocultures are bad.

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    Comment #36035149

    Not a terribly helpful or relevant comment. Maybe reconsider this reply?

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    Comment #35545174

    Who gets to say what is sane moderation? Sane is not something I would ascribe to Musk.

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    Comment #35525868

    Untrue on the one-way. Quite a few corporate entities have contributed back to FreeBSD over the years. Netapp, Netflix, Juniper, etc.

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    Comment #35455496

    People might look at you incredulously because their experience isn't mirroring yours. For instance, I honestly do not recall the last time macOS crashed on me. It does what I want…

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    Comment #35318684

    Its really not helpful to degrade conversation in this fashion. Maybe rephrase in a more helpful and less combative way?

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    Comment #35158598

    Methinks this author would be happier with Gopher or Gemini?

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    Comment #34560350

    You repeatedly state these things as fact, and you provide zero evidence ANYWHERE in this discussion. Are you simply here to divide and generate ragebait, or are you here to engage…

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    Comment #34560328

    I'm sorry, this is simply egregious. Please provide any evidence at all of your disgusting claims.

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    Comment #34002607

    Yup, you can write standalone Elixir scripts. Running "elixir myscript.exs" gives you that.

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    Comment #33871200

    There is a massive gulf between "deny the drunk unruly passenger boarding" and "BAN BOOZE".

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    Comment #33025531

    Yeah this is why we have DNS. Why memorize huge integers when DNS is available?

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    Comment #33025520

    Nobody? Apparently you are unaware of: https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html A healthy amount of traffic that is ever increasing.

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    Comment #33025501

    DHCPv6 works just fine with everything else I have on my network. Blame Android developers for being pigheaded.

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    Comment #32114561

    One might say that the state of the art has been chained up with awful upload speeds. Where you can think of one possible application, I can think of more, and undoubtedly there ar…

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    Comment #32114548

    Have you heard from Fidium yet in your community? I know they haven't got coverage everywhere yet, but its surprising how quickly they have been backfilling. Plus, fully symmetrica…

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    Comment #32071364

    There are more than two possible scenarios other than "work to death" and "work to injury, constantly".

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    Comment #32003758

    I genuinely cannot tell if you're being sarcastic or not, and I'd rather not listen to a long rambling podcast to find out. Could you elaborate or summarize?

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    Comment #31782102

    "unskilled labor" What an extremely elitist phrase.

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    Comment #30881636

    I don't believe he did what you're claiming. Please keep the strawmen at home and undamaged.

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    Comment #30881606

    Not only is your last paragraph incredibly elitist, but any labor is skilled labor. The difference is degree of skill. A union does not prevent you from leaving your job for anothe…

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    Comment #30647231

    Might I recommend you check out the Cider client? I've been using it for a while and its pretty decent.

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    Comment #30127982

    The problem is, it is NOT a simple idea, but one that requires a lot of relative heavy lifting with deep packet inspection for a lot of protocols that have to deal with the spaghet…

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    Comment #29568946

    Nope, SCTP runs at the same layer as UDP.

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    Comment #29188340

    "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress" by Heinlein?