BadBadJellyBean

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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
Something is very wrong with your network then. I never needed to disable IPv6. Maybe you should question it.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
I wonder if there will ever come a day when IPv6 will provide a better web experience than IPv4. At the moment pretty much every website is reachable via IPv4 but a lot not via IPv6. Will there be a day when this turns around?
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
Plus space, manpower and security.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
I wonder what the power costs are when you put jet turbines in front of your DC to power it.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
I'd like to see a bit of the running costs inside the napkin math. Power, cooling, maintenance, rent, etc. are probably significant factors as well.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
True. I mean why would anyone want to give away their data.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
I think the centralization on mastodon.social is a bit over estimated. According to fedidb.com there are over 1.1M active users in the fediverse. Of these mastodon.social has about 273k. That means mastodon.social has about 1/4 of the
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
Why is opt in "basically impossible". That is the definition of consent. Ask BEFORE you do something. It might sound strange but most people really don't want their data gathered by everyone.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
A country can do things that are not financially viable.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
Could be Linux as well since ZFS on Linux is pretty good now. It would fit in with their other devices which are also Linux based AFAIK.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
They recently added web serial so here's hoping they might also do BT and USB.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
Good. I am tired of the fact that no one is held accountable for the distortion of reality that is done by algorithmic feeds. These feeds can so easily be used to influence people. The curation of information is a manipulation of the real d
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
We're still pretty efficient while not having wheel shaped limbs. Running like humans works pretty well. So well even that we can chase a lot of animals longer than they can outrun us. There might be more efficient ways to move but we
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
I know that they had a huge oopsie with their wooden datacenter burning down but apart from that I didn't notice any problems recently.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
Are they though? They have their KS, SYS and RISE lines with slightly older hardware. The prices are not too bad, I think. https://www.kimsufi.com/en/
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
I was the only full time sysadmin of a 20 person company. I went on vacation for three whole weeks. I was half way around the globe and not reachable. The company still existed after I came back. They did have a problem. They tried to reach
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
The idea with vacation is that you don't think about work. When I start vacation I disable all the channels that people usually use so that no one asks me even by accident. There needs to be a time when you are completely undisturbed a
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
Not if it's a real vacation. If it was me then there would be no way I'd log in. Maybe this will increase the sales of support contracts.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
Not to forget that you get a minimum of four weeks of vacation per year with 30 days being offered most of the time. This year I used my vacation time well and I already had 3 weeks off while I still have almost 4 weeks left.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
I have the feeling that the only reason that might actually be done is to escape from any kind of jurisdiction. In space no one can hear you compute.
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by BadBadJellyBean 4mo ago
Is it normal to give vacation time in hours? It's about 25 days.
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by BadBadJellyBean 5mo ago
You mean "what was the LLM thinking?"
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by BadBadJellyBean 5mo ago
That's crazy. Raising the minimum price from $5 to $50. At least there is an easy opt out so my account is deleted at the end.
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by BadBadJellyBean 5mo ago
This assumes that we won't need new hardware in ~2 years. I find that unlikely. So they have to make back what they got up until now PLUS the running upgrade/development costs. So what will it be in 5 years? $20t? $30t? It's
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by BadBadJellyBean 5mo ago
I'd be interested in a bare bones version. That way I could shop for RAM and an SSD myself.
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by BadBadJellyBean 5mo ago
I think they mean Taiwan
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by BadBadJellyBean 5mo ago
I honestly forgot last.fm was a thing. But good for them that they have independence now.
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by BadBadJellyBean 5mo ago
Is catchy name with domain and website for every vulnerability now the norm? I mean it's good that it was found but there have been a lot of vulnerability websites lately.
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by BadBadJellyBean 5mo ago
I need a table emoji because then I could combine it with a horse emoji. This would be "Pferd Tisch" (Horse Table) in German which sounds similar to "Fertig" which translates to "done". Yes I want it only for t
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by BadBadJellyBean 5mo ago
I have been saying the same for while. Someone always says "but Anthropic is making money on their API" or "But it's inference will get cheaper". But I don't believe it. first all the investments have to payed

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