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True but it's much easier in IPv6 as it's the standard way of doing things

Why not have a ULA and an internal dns server that rewrites the dns to the ULA address and have the external dns dynamicly updated?

One great thing about ipv6 is your not limited to 1 IP address per interface

Yes

Parent is talking about the SP not the original

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance_SP

I would guess it's a side effect of having all ascii control chars mapped to key combos [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII#Control_code_chart

This is the default last mile environment for at least a couple ISPs that I've worked with. I've seen switches and other networking equipment in non air conditioned closets in the Orlando heat. The equipment doesn't seem to mind the higher temp that much.

A lot of people are driving the "the sky is falling" mentality. Ignore most of this and do your own research. The world is overall getting better everyday. Keep planning for the future and contribute to changing the world to how you'd want it.

How does it make a lot of people less safe?

Like a Livescribe pen?

This is a terrible road to go down. Abstaining should not be seen as support.

Look into setting up a ULA IPv6 network

Actual Title: "Facial recognition bill would ban use by federal law enforcement"

Right there still a need for apps and browsers to surface mDNS services but the parent comment made it seem like the browsers can't use mDNS at all.

You're are correct, mDNS name resolution is an OS feature and to the browser/program/app it makes no difference.

The browser support you listed is for listing out the available sites. The browsers still support mdns for name resolution. Zeroconf is used in Google Cast and Airplay for service discovery.

Data: https://github.com/nytimes/covid-19-data

How would you write out a rebranding like Mac OS X to macOS

10.0 to 10.4 wallpapers have always looked the best IMO. Even more so today in 5k.

I share somewhat the same memories. I remember putting hours and hours into that game to see what was possible and what were the limits. One of the earliest memories I have of figuring out how software works and what it's limits are.

I run Wireguard on a freebsd server behind pfsense. Works well once you have a nat setup. What is stopping you from going that route?

It you’re just using it to get data into Google Sheets then you should checkout https://Tillerhq.com

Gotcha, didn't think of that. Thanks!

Going off of: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Another commenter has given a good reason why it's on topic.

Isn't this off-topic?

I’ve been using tiller for a year now and it’s so nice

Why do you think that?

I agree 100%. I would take freedom of expression over security.

There's a balance between freedom of expression and security (de-platforming). Where that balance is, is different for most everyone.

How would you expect that to work and act?

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A heatpump moves heat around instead of creating new heat. To move 1 unit of heat takes less than 1 unit of energy