IPv4 over ICMP echo packets

pingfs: a filesystem backed by ICMP

Half of the internet

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SEO started killing the internet long before the genAI wave yeah. I was also always a bit mad at the concept in general. Surely search engine optimization is something for… search engines, not websites? I hate that we ended up changing the way we create websites in order to appease The Machine, instead of it getting better at surfacing quality content

Does this imply that previously killing women wasn’t criminal in Italy?

Are you being dense on purpose or what?

In America we have nice gender-neutral crimes

Wow, so progressive

Validating what they believe? We don’t give a fuck, we just want them to stop what they’re doing. We asked nicely for years. Still are.

Can you explain how folding into their suppression of political opposition (both violent and not) helps fight against digital IDs and censorship?

Ah, right. That possibility didn’t cross my mind x)

I’m not a retro gamer, but I also don’t really understand the appeal of 1:1 PC ports - in my mind you’d either want to go for the full experience with the original console and controllers, the CRT TVs they were designed for etc, or if you really wanted to play it on a modern device emulators fit the bill perfectly. Is there something special about the original code being ported to x86? At least remasters try to take some advantage of that modern hardware, although I understand it’s not the “same” game

Simple question: why?

I’ve heard this argument before, and it makes no sense. You evaluate new core components internally as part of developing your distro, not in releases because “they’re not LTS”

Mostly the circlejerk about how memory safety magically fixes all security holes for me

Because news in the US exist to influence and make money, not to inform

Me opening man test for the 19th time

Congratulations, now your “good” servers are dead from the extra load and you also have a queue of shit to go through once you’re back up, making the problem worse. Running a terabit-scale proxy network isn’t exactly easy, the amount of moving parts interacting with each other is insane. I highly suggest reading some of their postmortems, they’re usually really well written and very informative if you want to learn more about the failures they’ve encountered, the processes to handle them, and their immediate remediations

Did they though? Aside from the “every outage is a latent bug” angle, from their postmortem it doesn’t seem to me like they tried to blame it on anything but their failure to contain the spread of (and timely diagnose) the issue

No, in “DevOps” environments “configuration changes” is most of what you do every day

Plus the guys who are hired to ensure that systems don’t fail even under inexperienced or malicious employees, management who designs and enforces the whole system, etc… “one guy fucked up and needs to be fired” is just a toxic mentality that doesn’t actually address the chain of conditions that led to the situation

Yeah, I wouldn’t mind if the “World *” organizations were more, y’know, world-oriented.

It looks like you have never read their blog. They do a lot of research and upstream contributions to improve their stack

Why should corporations be able to own housing at all? They don’t live in them.