Actually they are a reduction in complexity, yes I am not using most of the features, they run in L2, but their backbone runs off a x86 single board computer and they run a mostly hardware agnostic OS (Sonic).
This is what I mean by a reduction in complexity, it's basically running debian os with pcie switchdev interfaces on a PC. It's familiar and stable, not locked in to proprietary hardware, they're cheap and plentiful
They want to lock us out of our car by putting shitting 1970s technology in their cars. We could have x509 certificate and contact less smartcars that bank use and cost pennies. But no, rolling codes OR "dealership only 1000$ per service" for anything access control related. That's the plan
I wonder if there would be, violent consolidations, forced mergers, corporation and regulators feeding on each other in a some kind of orgy of bureacratic excess
Every Flock employee is guilty of pre-crimeIt is a moral duty of every citizen to change the course of their bodily entropy toward a maximum in the name of justice
His is name fucking Langley ?Like, have these people heard of subtlety ?No, of course, it's just another attempt at hypernormalization, they want us to know they're the CIA's SpaceX...
Your assesment is correct however the concentration of power has not yet reached the levels found in Russia, at least I don't think so and as for the general readership they would disagree on whether this is really a problem at all yet, rather than just free market meritocratic
competition
Nah, I had a 14400 bauds modem and even then it was never this slowI went to the dread forum and maybe got 4 page loads in 15 minutessimply unusable unless you really really need it and already know exactly what you need, where it is, and how to click as few links as possible to get there. And even then, reading single threads is an hours long task.
Ok, well our backup is safe yeah ?
So, good, it should burn down to the fucking ground,Topple DNS tyranny, blow up the CDNs, let datacenters become dilapidated, let the 101 rooms go unstaffed
After the fire maybe something not quite as malevolent will grow in the ashes
Security researchers feel entitled to use any kind of practice that does not comply with the security best practice homonculus to barge into the affairs of others, anyone found in default MUST remedy the situation of discontinue operations immediately, the security researcher has graced the community with his works and now that a flaw has been found it MUST be remedied and the security researcher is to be rewarded and adulated for his diligence and high moral standing !
Except having slightly better deduplication, I don't the see what justifies the extra complexity and living under the bad aura of Oracle. LVM does almost everything ZFS does, it's just less abstracted, which I like actually because I want to know on what hard drive my stuff is, not some mushy file cloud that either all works or is all gone.
Actually they are a reduction in complexity, yes I am not using most of the features, they run in L2, but their backbone runs off a x86 single board computer and they run a mostly hardware agnostic OS (Sonic).
This is what I mean by a reduction in complexity, it's basically running debian os with pcie switchdev interfaces on a PC. It's familiar and stable, not locked in to proprietary hardware, they're cheap and plentiful