The short version;
TLDR; People looking at the sky for the first time discover its full of lights from various sources which they can’t id.
Note: I do find it rather amusing how many people apparently can’t ID an aircraft flying overhead or know what an out-of-focus star looks like. I guess theres always new people learning new things. Just wouldn’t have put those two things on my list.
Edit: A fair bit of it is the usual “Aliens” people making noise, and im sure there are plenty of others farming engagement for $$$. I don’t think we are going to get a clear picture for a while. We will have to wait for the hype / hysteria to die down before we get any reasonable assesment.
To quote the article;
“The Pauli Exclusion Principle doesn’t only explain why matter is solid, but also why it occupies the amount of space that it does. Again: it isn’t just the uncertainty principle and electrostatic repulsion that’s responsible for volume; if matter were made of bosons, it wouldn’t occupy space in the same fashion that it does when it’s made of fermions”
The short version: It’s the Pauli Exclusion Principle.
6 paragraphs from the end of the article they actually get to the point.
He certainly did.
Seems to be working then! (From lemmy)
Guess they are just saying the quiet part out loud now?
They can’t control the narrative, and they don’t like it.
Neat idea.
RSS is still how most podcasts get distributed. (Excluding Spotify)
Yep. Lays it out pretty clearly.
This is fine.
I am starting to wonder if those tipping points everyone was talking about 10 years ago are starting to get hit.
I’ll add it to my list of reasons not to use google
Thing lasted like 2 years. which is ridiculous. Personally I have started to look in to Mikrotik w
Good points – I’ve never ran into any issues with UniFi personally.
At the time I was self-hosting the UniFi Controller on my Proxmox server for a switch and an AP. So i suppose your mileage may vary with UniFi.
As far as routers go, I’ve been running a pfsense for a while and its been great. There is definitely a bit of a learning curve and it’s not something that I’d recommend to someone who has little networking knowledge. Once you understand how to work with it, there is very little you can’t do.
Mikrotik has pop-ed up on my radar recently too, might have to give them a look.
Edit: Phrasing.
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I second everything said here.
UniFi is a good starting place, and pfsense is good if you really want to dig in.
I greatly appreciate the effort going into the decision.
It’s fantastic to see a community taking decisions like this seriously rather then just auto de-federating / blocking
Ah, perfect!
Knew there would be somthing! 😄