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by 3np 2y ago
Looks like it should work with podman out of the box by setting the DOCKER_HOST environment variable to your podman socket. Or facing any compatibility issues?
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by 3np 2y ago
Easy: The air is free but the electromagnetic spectrum is regulated. /s
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by 3np 2y ago
It seems like this is useful for mounting sshfs drives on a Windows client. Anyone know how to achieve the inverse? That is, I have SSH access to a Windows host (no WSL) and would like to access its filesystem over sshfs or scp. How to do g
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by 3np 2y ago
I find the fundamental argument flawed. Your employer is allegedly not competing with SpaceX in either case. Howver, you're still supposedly competing with other companies in your bracket? In that context, it could give a competitive a
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by 3np 2y ago
Original from Yahoo Japan: https://news.yahoo.co.jp/expert/articles/59f880c5e13b9292f0e...
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Patent attorney analysis: What's the patent Nintendo is suing Palworld for?(automaton-media.com)
3 points by 3np 2y ago|1 comments
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by 3np 2y ago
Follow-up: Just learned that so far AM5 is actually a regression compared to AM4[0]. The best they can give is exactly 16 usable lanes (4 of total 20 reserved for chipset). Zen4c models only give you 10. Between this and Pluton I'm qui
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by 3np 2y ago
Hm, what do you mean? Unless it's an Intel thing: For AM4: The ASUS card (at least the one I'm looking at) is PCIe4 4x4, while APUs only expose PCIe3. Should still work but over PCIe3 with X570. I've been running PCIe3 4x4 ca
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by 3np 2y ago
It's fine to underprovision lanes. PCIe is packet-switched.
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by 3np 2y ago
And if you ever have 1-4 spare slots, you could always fit another SSD or USB ports in there. Also keeping in mind that PCIe being package-switched, you can actually have a good time connecting more lanes than the CPU s set up for as long a
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by 3np 2y ago
I found the most stable to be a third option: 'podman compose' with docker-compose-v2 cli "backend" connecting to the actual podman socket. This will be done if you run 'podman compose' with 'docker-compos
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by 3np 2y ago
If you want to self-host the actual free open-source software, you can totally do that. You just shouldn't go looking at the product page of the enterprise offering for it (: It looks like ESS is mostly managed deployment of otherwise
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by 3np 2y ago
FWIW, pricing here (10 EUR/user/month, min 100 users; self-hosted apparently also supported): https://element.io/pricing
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by 3np 2y ago
Current Recommended Extensions here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=re... What is your pick? Self-promotion OK if honest and disclosed. Mine would be LibRedirect: https:/&#x2F
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by 3np 2y ago
Pocket is not part of Recommended Extensions. List here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=re...
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by 3np 2y ago
I thought docker-swarm had been considered neglected to the point of dead and without a future for a few years now. Is this impression incorrect/outdated? EDIT: So apparently what used to be known as "Docker Swarm" has been p
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by 3np 2y ago
You can easily set up a Docker/CNCF registry[0] container running locally. It can be run either as a caching pull-through mirror for a public registry (allowing you to easily run public containers in an environment without internet acc
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by 3np 2y ago
You're MitM'd yo.
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by 3np 2y ago
SHIFT6mq is a favorite of some postmarketOS devs: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/SHIFT_SHIFT6mq_(shift-axo... The newer SHIFTphone 8 (still preorder) from the same maker looks quite interesting: https://
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by 3np 2y ago
Over almost 20 years, on Linux? I doubt it. There've been a bunch of integrity-impacting send/receive bugs in zfs over the years.
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by 3np 2y ago
Thanks for sharing! Leaning on and only waving to yay might do the reader a disservice and cause more confusion by making the context very easy to skip over, and without that it will probably just be frustrating to keep using Arch and keep
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by 3np 2y ago
How do you know you're not propagating bitrot over time? Feels like a binary here and there may accumulate mismatching checksums over the years from bad hardware or some filesystem error... Not to speak of malware. All it takes is once
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by 3np 2y ago
> The relay isn’t open-source either and I’m not aware of any independent ones running; at minimum it would be very expensive to do so. https://github.com/bluesky-social/indigo/tree/main/cmd/bigsk
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by 3np 2y ago
"Filter codes" would prob work
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by 3np 2y ago
The topic of expectations reminds me of this article https://spectrum.ieee.org/online-privacy
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by 3np 2y ago
Anyone going?
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by 3np 2y ago
Can we please stop this polarizing drama, from both sides? I never said that anyone wasn't cooperating. Quoting your link: > > is there any update on the root escalation vulnerability in 2.24? > Eelco is working on it, there&#
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by 3np 2y ago
I've clicked through a bunch of your references and am yet to see any of the "bullying" you keep talking about across the thread... Please be more concrete and on-point or this is just ad-hominems, insinuations and drama...
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by 3np 2y ago
Calling the reporter malicious is not constructive and does not help Nix (even if you are right). From all I can tell, there was no request to extend the deadline or proactively coordinating disclosure when the reporter pushed for it. That
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by 3np 2y ago
No you can totally still do this. May want to set the requests CA if you're using self-provisioned cert.

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