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They make mini PCs with five Ethernet ports that are perfect for this sort of thing.

Allow me to translate from Chav: The Register first reported on this which created the feedback.

Then a bit of soma and some orgy-porgy

My living room is used for business meetings when I am not there.

Ignoring the fact that living rooms and conference rooms are different rooms for a reason, how is this at all desirable?

My biggest concern is all the people who do not live in our city

Don’t worry I’ll be fine because I don’t have to rent out my living room and can see the stars.

This article feels like someone trying to make New Urbanists look bad.

[The Humane AI team will form an] AI innovation lab focused on building an intelligent ecosystem across HP’s products and services for the future of work

Hope they like figuring out how to sell printer ink

Join your ship’s surgeon for an evening of Boccherini duets

Step 1: Cut a hole in the box (open a port)

Nothing so fancy. Just some postgres machines to show off different recovery modes

My job let me buy a bunch of Pis to set up a cluster for a demo so I’m having a lot of fun

I got gout and shingles

Oh, well then that’s good. Yay Mastodon!

Right, but if I’m in France and get my friend in Kazakhstan to plug in a Pi to create a VPN - which is pretty trivial provided you have a Kazakh friend - how will the French stop the Kazakh ISP from letting a computer in Kazakhstan access a website that is legal in Kazakhstan?

It seems the solution is to allow a user to choose whether to be quote-posted, perhaps down to a post-level.

That has implementation hurdles, I’m sure, but I think we should try to build it right this time.

And unless they want to send their troops into another country to tell that ISP what sites to block they can’t block them.

If you believe this statement to be accurate at all you’re not paying attention…

I helped Syrian and Egyptian dissidents to circumvent internet blockages during the Arab Spring. I have absolutely been paying attention.

Popcorn Time was pretty close

Federated streaming service when?

That’s not exactly how jurisdiction works without a lot of international cooperation.

Plus we can just trade DNS entries or damn hosts files and they won’t know. The Pirate Bay is even still up.

The Internet was designed to withstand nuclear weapons. It’s not going down without a fight.

Texas, 2032: Some poor teenage girl walks down the baby aisle with her mom and all the prices start changing.

But what about companies outside their borders?

Okay, so VPN providers have to block access to sites.

So now make them VPS resellers and you set up your own VPN. Do all VPS sellers need to do this? Will AWS, GCP, and Azure have to block pirate sites?

Or what if I just ship a raspberry pi to a friend in some other country, will his ISP have to block access even if they’re outside their jurisdiction?