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- Comment on Itch drama is getting real 1 week ago:
Meh. There’s also .UK, which is not the country code for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland… that’s GB.
We also have .EU, so this stuff is all pretty flexible in some sense.
- Comment on Itch drama is getting real 1 week ago:
Country codes are defined by the ISO, which is not UN run.
- Comment on When leftists say "landlord are parasites" or similar dislike of landlords, do they also mean the people that own like a couple of houses as an investment, or only the big landlords? 1 week ago:
I love how the fact checker rules the original post false… because there are fewer homeless people and more homes than the original Facebook post? Meaning that the waste is even more egregious than claimed? 🤔
- Comment on SHAME. 3 weeks ago:
Thank you for this! At least according to the Wikipedia article you’re right, and Pasteur invented the technique for wine. Beer came soon after, by others, but it was a long time until it was used on milk.
- Comment on Give us your best infodump. 3 weeks ago:
So this isn’t about routing really, rather about optimizing standby routers for recovery.
A few things make me nervous.
First, the description of the work involved seems to imply that your setup really needs more automated tooling. Nontrivial, but you’ve already mentioned typos, and that this is for large operations.
Second, using IPv4 for your management network is wasteful and needlessly complicated. Even if your customer traffic is all IPv4, there’s really no reason to use legacy protocols for internal routing.
- Comment on TURKEY POWER 3 weeks ago:
IIRC Germany shut down their reactors because of Fukushima and the disaster there, not because of psyops.
- Comment on Give us your best infodump. 3 weeks ago:
I’m not sure that I understand the benefit of “unnumbered” routing. It sounds like there are numbers (well, “identifiers”), just not IP addresses.
It’s hard to know without more context, but you can use things like IPv6 multicast to manage reachability. This will let you set arbitrary sets of endpoints that talk to each other, and you can still us IP-based tools to debug connectivity, measure performance, and so on.
- Comment on How are Americans supposed to survive the next 30 years? 4 weeks ago:
This is why it’s important to work for class consciousness and worker solidarity. Look for ways that management and capital tries to divide us and point them out to your peers!
- Comment on US Elections question: Bernie Sanders said that the Democrats abandoned the working class, and the working class abandoned them. How is this true? 1 month ago:
If you ask Americans about socialist policies without mentioning parties or ideology, then they overwhelmingly support them. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- Comment on How's Iceland's 4-Day Work Week Working? 'Incredibly Well,' Study Says 1 month ago:
From the study:
Between 2015 and 2019, following discussions between public sector employers and trade unions, Iceland saw two major public sector trials of a shorter working week for no loss in pay.
- Comment on How's Iceland's 4-Day Work Week Working? 'Incredibly Well,' Study Says 1 month ago:
The article is unclear, but the introduction on the study says:
Between 2015 and 2019, following discussions between public sector employers and trade unions, Iceland saw two major public sector trials of a shorter working week for no loss in pay.
- Comment on Br*t*sh 2 months ago:
The Scots are a violent, savage people. I was attacked there and beaten, and everyone I met on the rest of my week stay regaled me with stories of people they knew who had been similarly brutalized. “Oh yeah my sister got a kicking last week.” “My mate Barry tried to pull some geezers off a bird and then she helped them give him a kicking!” And on and on. Amazingly even more vicious than the English, which hardly seemed possible.
- Comment on Br*t*sh 2 months ago:
Except the water faucets (“taps”) come in pairs, one with cold water and one with hot. So, not so much like going into the future, but more like some primitive land too stubborn to change for the better in even the most straightforward, obvious ways. 😆
- Comment on Why do all languages share the same intonation for questions? 2 months ago:
I’m learning Chinese now and it seems to have a similar change in pitch as European languages when asking a question. 你说汉语吗？
- Comment on Meanwhile, in Springfield Ohio 2 months ago:
The first rule of Christianity is, “I am the Lord thy God. Thou shalt have no other gods before me.”
There is no probation against killing in general in Christianity, only murder, which makes an appearance as the 5th commandment. Murder being unlawful and/or unjustified killing, so clearly wartime killing is a-okay in Christianity.
Now, you could argue that “love thy neighbor as thyself” might implicitly forbid killing, but if you start looking to Christianity for morality or even simple consistency you’re going to have a bad time.
- Comment on oh shit 2 months ago:
As someone with both solar panels and a water kettle I promise you this is something I frequently wonder about!
- Comment on Anon quits their job 2 months ago:
Which country? (I would guess Mali since you’re using a .ml domain… 😉)
- Comment on Another job lost because of technology 👿 2 months ago:
It’s the Netherlands.
- Comment on An artist says Nerf’s Destiny 2 hand cannon is a ripoff of their work 3 months ago:
I thought the same thing. In the Netherlands it’s not allowed to have realistic looking toy weapons. I basically think that’s a good thing.
- Comment on Seriously, what the f*** is keeping Donald Trump in this presidential race? 3 months ago:
I highly recommend the Alt Right playbook:
- Comment on Black mold growing on the dispensers at my local McDonald's 3 months ago:
Is that a problem? Is there a special reason these should be replaced?
- Comment on Anon rides a bike 4 months ago:
I just spent a week in Texas in places that had plenty of people living and presumably working close together. The infrastructure is a hellscape of concrete and asphalt and monstrous pickup trucks. It has nothing to do with being a big country and everything to do with culture and policies.
- Comment on Exploited rule 4 months ago:
Not necessarily.
Increases in productivity could have been split between labor and capital, giving benefits to both. (Or even better, gone just to labor, but that would not be a “both lines go up” scenario.)
- Comment on Anon is a cowboy 5 months ago:
Many were shot in Spain! The Wikipedia link also notes some were shot in Italy, and one in Israel.
- Comment on Anon is a cowboy 5 months ago:
The answer to your question is literally on the link I posted. The reason that I posted the link was both to cite a source, and also to provide further information for anyone curious about it. If the future, please go ahead and just click a link when someone provides it!
Most spaghetti Westerns filmed between 1964 and 1978 were made on low budgets, and shot at Cinecittà studios and various locations around southern Italy and Spain.[12] Many of the stories take place in the dry landscapes of the American Southwest and Northern Mexico, thus, common filming locations were the Tabernas Desert and the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, an area of volcanic origin known for its wide sandy beaches, both of which are in the Province of Almería in Southeastern Spain. Some sets and studios built for spaghetti Westerns survived as theme parks, such as Texas Hollywood, Mini Hollywood, and Western Leone, and continue to be used as film sets.[13] Other filming locations used were in central and southern Italy, such as the parks of Valle del Treja (between Rome and Viterbo), the area of Camposecco (next to Camerata Nuova, characterized by a karst topography), the hills around Castelluccio, the area around the Gran Sasso mountain, and the Tivoli’s quarries and Sardinia. God’s Gun was filmed in Israel.[14]
- Comment on Anon is a cowboy 5 months ago:
Spaghetti westerns were called spaghetti westerns because the directors were Italian:
- Comment on Can't learn if you don't fail! 5 months ago:
What? I assume they work at a lab?
- Comment on Never believe the hype. 5 months ago:
It’s weird, but also more specific. You can give someone a haircut, give someone guff, give someone herpes, but you wouldn’t say “gifted” in those contexts.
- Comment on Anon gets an ultimatum 5 months ago:
I had a friend when I was in college. Her older loser brother who lived in her mom’s basement called one day. He asked if he could stay with her. She knew him and didn’t want to have him staying with her and her boyfriend, taking their sofa, eating their food, and so on. She said “sorry but no”.
Apparently he called everyone he knew looking for a place to crash because their mom gave him an ultimatum. Nobody would take him.
After he tried everyone, he killed himself in that fucking basement. 😖
- Comment on What makes it “Legitimate Interest“? 5 months ago:
I use Consent-o-matic.