(preface: I'm talking about personal/homelab experience and usage)

I know this is not going to be popular, however: I still use plain and simple OpenVPN and frankly i've been very happy. It can do both ipv4 and ipv6 and with some more work also layer-2 bridging.

Yeah performance is lower in theory but frankly that has never been the issue for me.

I'm pretty much always bottlenecked by bandwidth rather than cpu time.

I wish there is more information about battery life of that laptop.

It says "approx. 5 hours" in the "Power & Batteries" section.

5 hours with LiFePo4 and 8 hours with Li-ion since the battery system in the Reform Next should support both chemistries you can choose battery longevity or longer runtime and more frequent battery replacements.

Approx 5 hours depending on processor but people have upgraded theirs to fit a larger battery to get it up to 10 hours.

Aaaaand the account is suspended :(

It’s super cool that these results were obtained on atom processors (!!!).

I wonder what results they would get if they were to push and use those “low-end xeon” cpus.

This isn't news, it's been progressing for a while. I'm a millennial and I say we should look at the numbers for millennials as well.

I see a lot of violence acceptance in my own generation as well. And I see it way more pronounced on left-wing people my age rather than right-wing people my age (largely irrespective of the gender).

I suspect the right-wing people your age are merely laundering their appetite for violence through the actions of their elected state. What do they think of the ICE shootings in Minneapolis? Double-tap strikes against Caribbean fishing vessels? Our queue of regime-change operations and Hegseth's "no quarter" rhetoric?

Remember this? "We are in the process of the second American revolution, which will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be." Violence against perceived enemies is a core part of the Republican party platform.

If there is, in fact, a rising tolerance for violence among some on the left, I can't help but see it as reactive, not proactive. Don't make a punch if you can't take a punch.

Always easy to blame the other party and divert the discussion from the main topic. Yeah i’m not surprised.

What’s next, you’re gonna call me a fascist too?

There is no point in discussing an issue without also talking about its very obvious causal factors -- especially if the issue is something that would be desirable to mitigate.

I love how the section 2.1 (“Mrrp”) has what most likely is the tcp packet header with a field called “Urgent Meowing”

Being the middleman is often way more profitable

> This seems the beginnings of a 'New Detroit'

It’s probably going to be much worse…

> The government can revoke visas for legitimate immigration violations, but it’s not allowed to use immigration machinery as a pretext to punish political expression.

What is the punishment though? According to the article (written by the same person whose data was subpoenaed) they are still around, alive, safe and sound in geneva, not even formally accused of anything.

So far there is only evidence of an investigation.

And pro-pal movements arr usually pro-terrorism, so it make sense to investigate.

i found the same file but that's only 44 pages long ?

This ( https://github.com/tpn/pdfs/blob/master/Compiler%20Construct... ) seems to be a previous version (2005) and it's 131 pages long

You'll want part 2 as well for a total of 107 pages.