@Edent they are not free to the bank itself though! (I would like to point that I am not pro cryptocurrency at all here), but UK banking tends to just swallow the cost because it is accepted that they will, other countries don't operate under this assumption.

I assume because a transfer consumes resources on the chain you'd want to have some ability to make people pay for that permanent storage of data

@erincandescent It is slightly remixed from one of my favourite reddit comments of all time

@nicoduck when you really think about it, XML is the absolute most perfect format for the IETF!

Seemingly quite simple, however the moment anybody takes almost anything more than a cursory look at it they will realize that it is extremely complicated and requires a lot of arguments and agreements to work correctly. Which means it is basically irresistible to the people who roam the IETF mailing lists

@tef Security considerations: brain rot

@year_progress not bad

@penguin42 it's probably both for lightning

@erincandescent very rarely does your SSH token have claws and fangs though!

I mean, it also does not have to be you even, you could have your dog/cat/etc be your SSH key

@bwbuhse I purged all DDR3 a long time ago, and the DDR5 stuff seems to be pretty good (at least better) with regards to failure

@RedstoneLP2 I did notice there seems to be a bit of a stereotype around who is liking/boosting!

@jonty nice, Big Steve probably does a better job than RBS at 3rd party routing SWIFT payments around at least

@jonty Can I CHAPS a mattress

To be fair most of the ones that do go bad end up getting RMA'd, and I assume at that point there basically put into a shredder or something so maybe this is the better deal for them, RAM purgatory

@NikTheDusky @owashe packets so strong they move the cables like the HV cables in arc furnaces

@asl Yup, I have a 64 too! Fantastic device, wish I had bought 2

@jadyn NAS says trans rights etc

@jamesog LTN is a solid no-go airport for me! Worst airport that names itself a London one

@kwf I can imagine it's one of those things where every time someone is like "well I actually live in this region" (even if they are wrong) they just add it, the existence of a "England", "Wales" and "England and Wales" option is pretty funny

@livingshredder The British Airways website has a magic ability of failing to sell me tickets most of the time I want to use it, I have no idea how an airline stays afloat if it cant sell me tickets!

@jamesog oh man, good times. I assume that died when they moved offices

@yuka love a bit of Bryce3D style graphics

@Thayer Alright, how are you?

@asl I don't have a good way to do that at the moment, the best recommendation I can give is:

A) Look at your whois, and check all of the emails available there, assuming none of them have changed, one of them will be a valid login email (with a re-settable password)

B) At worst, email admin(at)bgp.tools from the same domain name and I might be able to help you out

FWIW, I've thought about the "forgotten email" function, but it's tricky to make this work without it being a pest to anonymous users who like to abuse things, A lot of what I have to build has to have a good answer to the "and what will the worst possible user do with this"

This was inspired after I read about @brendangregg 's pam_happy_hour.c: https://www.brendangregg.com/Specials/pam_happy_hour.c

More cats, my phone camera roll is mostly cat at the moment

@IPngNetworks Glad it can help, yeah if you dont have PBR then xping is the way to go, if you have PBR then Pingo is a lot more feature rich!

Also... Public metrics when :) ?

@jesopo why does theology have all of the cool words that I've never seen before

@dlatchx I think I've only ever been on a single flight where smoking was allowed , and it was _wild_

@solarisfire hah, I mean, a lot of people still call TLS connections SSL connections, so I guess some things just never change!