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by Asmod4n 2y ago
Why would CRL require web server support?
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
looks like you can just use a connection URL, https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/libpq-connect.html#L... , it's possible to use it to connect to a unix socket that way.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
The business world runs on Windows, no way around that unless you only need a simple cash register and inventory software.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
The CPU is the bottleneck. All switching is done in software with off the shelf NICs.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
A raspberry pi 400 can handle around 875 MBit when bridging two interfaces. So it’s not even fast enough for two ports let alone full duplex. I doubt a n100 can handle more than three.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
The batteries used in cars sold today in the EU can be recycled by up to 95%, that’s good enough for me. Older lead acid batteries can be fully recycled, GM and Ford used those in their older EVs
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
Doesn't matter which lane you drive yourself, you see it regardless and it sucks.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
The German autobahn is not orderly, every 5 minutes someone with more than 230 kph drives on the left lane and wants to kick you out of it when you dont get out of it asap. If you want a good example go to the Netherlands, i've never h
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
If you are using a piece of software which has a part that can take a long time to execute and doesn't allow it to set timeouts for long running operations then i would send a PR to solve that issue. When said software is closed source
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
(Almost) Every OS kernel has an API to handle timeouts. poll, select, kqueue, epoll etc. just use that.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
maybe you are misremembering creating mp3 files from CDs, on a 486 it took quite a while to generate a mp3 from a 4 minute wav file. Pentiums with MMX made it quite alot faster.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
I only want my devices to connect to networks which are actually there. Not try every one they have connected to before no matter if they are existing or not.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
On a related note: android devices try to continuously connect to all WiFi networks they have been connected to before, no matter if you are „near“ them or not. Doesn’t even matter if the access point is broadcasting the SSID or not. Found
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
once you somehow got 256 bit of entropy it will be enough for the lifespan of our universe.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
The Problem with Android in regards to DNS: you just can't set your own IPv6 DNS Server on that platform, it gets changed anytime anything happens to your wifi. There is no app, even for rooted android, which can disable the operating
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
Android, iOS, Console and TV Devices aren't that different, none of them allow you to install what you could on them. I hope there will be a country that forces manufacturers to let you install any operating system of your choice on th
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
iOS now has fully functioning service workers and push notifications for web apps, that was the only thing web apps didn't have that native apps could do?
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
The big mac had around 500 calories when it came out in the 70ies, in the 90ies that changed to 640, at the start of the century they changed it to around 705, now its down to 500 again.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
Android, Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo Switch to name a few.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
the big mac was almost 50% larger 20 years ago.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
Oh the joy it is to have a corrupted log file which the program that wrote it refuses to even read. Once you deal with that you’ll realize journald is just in the way and needs to be modified to output a human readable log by default.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
I bet Nvidia is selling something like that but with only 2-4 ports for the same price as a 48 port switch...
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
Would buy something like this as a device you can connect via pcie to your server. No need to have switches and servers in your rack anymore, every server is a switch and every switch is a server with a 192 threads CPU. Insane.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
Or you could buy a rpi2040 for 99 cents.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
Glimmer is a award winning GUI Toolkit for ruby which supports every major platform (gtk, qt, wxwidgets, swt, swing, java fx, etc), it can also output as SVG or CSS: https://github.com/AndyObtiva/glimmer Glimmer has be
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
this might help with the VPN needs: https://github.com/lattice0/true_libopenvpn3 git also doesn't need a special server.
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by Asmod4n 2y ago
I wouldn't go the route and use a VPS for personal stuff, ever. Or a Cloud Provider for that matter. Find a Hoster which offers you a shell login where the Hoster manages close to all services you need, including backups, security upda
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by Asmod4n 3y ago
At the time mac os got that functionality their macbooks had removeable batteries. One fun fact: you could just remove the battery while your apps where running and when booting up again every window you had open would just reopen with ever
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by Asmod4n 3y ago
SourceForge also had the annoying UX where you couldn’t just create or upload a repo, they had to allow it to be uploaded. GitHub not having anything like that made it way more useful.
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by Asmod4n 3y ago
You could just fingerprint the cpu then, every cpu behaves differently. Buy any number of the same CPU and you’ll see different aspects in every one of them.

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