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Bike mecatnic

about me

Also please wash your gnugnus #34c3 🚀

everything broked

Yay! \o/

https://marc.info/?l=linux-netdev&m=155061856618368&w=2

Now fix your encoding http://marc.info, my name isn’t Clément

ah je kiffe les lettres de la DGFIP qui arrivent le 19 et qui disent "ah au fait on va essayer de vous prélever le 15, bisous"

fucking let me use a web interface maybe? what the heck

the procedure to go from 'MAIL-FROM' "authentication" to using an MD5 password at ARIN is so fucking arcane like

I really need to watch Twin Peaks Season 3, let's see where it's available...

Not on Netflix, okay
On Amazon Prime! but you have to pay an extra on top of prime!

well of the the pirate bay I guess

#NowPlaying Angelo Badalamenti - Sycamore Trees (in Twin Peaks - Fire Walk with Me) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiwtDoxHT2Y

god damn it IF YOU POST PORN DO NOT POST IT ON THE PUBLIC TIMELINE, IT'S NOT THAT HARD

so the "(e)sports are mostly storytelling" part of this is a little old, but I love the "smash (and speedruns) are basically hacking" part https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qxVDOc-oV8

https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/life-online

...

huh.

anyway all those snarky remarks on 802.11ax motivated by this Ars Technica (again) article talking about it in technical details https://read.wxcafe.net/share/5c6ba42f53bca9.58361948
(once again, mirror link for readability, original article link is in the header)

so many people who created accounts on my mastodon server a year and a half ago and never logged in again...

I mean, most of the time you can't just do whatever you want in mobile networks, your device is locked and will not just flood a frequency or something.

In wifi you mostly do whatever you want, so being able to tell neighbouring devices to lower their power is... interesting.

lol 802.11ax also implements spacial frequency reuse with devices on different networks, which will definitely not have security or denial of service implications in an environment where anyone can manipulate the MAC

I mean it makes sense in mobile networks but wifi...

ah, yes, well known american rock band, *checks smudged writing on hand* Leonard Skeonard,

oh wow 802.11 ax implements OFDMA, they're basically reimplementing LTE in wifi, interesting

fucking burn