Cyph0n

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by Cyph0n 3y ago
XR is not QNX-based anymore. They switched over to Wind River 64-bit Linux[1] starting from the newer ASR9k linecards and the NCS series and onwards. The two XR variants are referred to internally as cXR (QNX) and eXR (Linux). XR itself is
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
The cherry (or turd?) on top is that the platform is manned by a skeleton crew. I kid you not: I recently saw a screenshot of a post by an engineer asking ex-Twitter engineers for help debugging an issue.. on Blind. Mind you, I don’t blame
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
+1 to textfsm: it is an extremely powerful approach to reliably parse CLI-based outputs. I used to do some IOS-XR device automation when I worked at Cisco - mainly for integration testing - and I (and other teams) used it heavily. This ties
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Man, the dot-com boom must have been wild.
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Plex is explicitly trying to move away from being associated with piracy, so that won’t ever happen. But what you’re looking for already exists - search for “seedbox” on Reddit.
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
No need to even be in jail for that to happen: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/melbourne/article-12217413/...
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
All of these had existing relationships with Sony and made PS exclusives anyways (i.e., so-called 2nd party studios).
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Exactly this. Your dependencies are not request scoped, so there is no reason for them to be included in a per-request context. Instead, dependencies should be passed in to and stored in the struct that uses them. The data you store in the
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Haha yeah, it can be definitely become a rabbit hole if you have the interest and time :) I think the base setup of Radarr + Sonarr + SABnzbd/qBittorrent + Prowlarr is a huge improvemenet over doing things manually. A lot stuff on to
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
For Radarr, it's for cleaner separation and easier automation. Also, keep in mind that you cannot have the same movie with two qualities on the same instance. My 4K instance has one root path (different from non-4K) and one quality p
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
I use Prowlarr as it’s tightly integrated with the *arr stack, but Jackett is another great option if you don’t need that.
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Some additional recommendations: - Setup two Radarr instances (normal and 4K) and two Sonarr instances (TV and anime) - Follow the TRaSH guides to improve media quality - Komga to read manga and comics - Readarr Calibre integration to deleg
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Not your world - the world, i.e., reality. I’m not sure how I could have been any clearer about this.
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Those “boring franchises” are what bankroll the passion projects, artsy festival bound movies, and experimental content. As far as content goes, there has been a ton of excellent stuff just this year across movies, TV, and anime. One “organ
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
“Normal” as in, if you take a random 13 year old off the street and throw them into the Amazon with their younger siblings, they wouldn’t be able to keep a 1 year old alive for a month. I’m not talking about history. I’m talking about the c
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Right, because reducing waste is what people buying $500 shoes are worried about.
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Definitely not a normal 13 year old. Taking care of a 1 year old in ideal conditions is already a challenge (even for an adult!), but doing so in the Amazon for over a month is a different ballgame. Also, the older siblings’ mental state mu
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Oh definitely, but only if you are not interested in the visualization side. I wanted the ability to quickly see the current & historical state of these and other metrics, not just configure alerts. I’m also omitting the fact that I hav
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
I use Telegraf (collector) + Influx (storage) + Grafana (visualization and alerting). Telegraf is amazingly simple to use for collection and has a ton of plugins available.
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
I recently setup basic monitoring using Telegraf + Influx + Grafana. Here are the alert triggers, in order of importance (imo): * ZFS pool errors. Motivator: one of my HDDs failed and it took me a few days to notice. The pool (raidz1) kept
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
So you were able to extract the prompt. Hooray. But why did you post it on this thread?
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
I’m sure DRM companies like Denuvo are having a field day.
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
If you really think Nintendo isn’t extremely petty, read up on how they deal with the Super Smash Bros competitive scene.
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
They would also kick memory safety in the ass, unless you’re the kind of dev who doesn’t make those kinds of silly mistakes
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Still huge in the circuit design/EDA (electronic design automation) space.
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
> In other words, how do we (the employer) ensure our employees aren't moonlighting on our team and only giving the minimum level of effort with us? ..by evaluating their performance? Do you not regularly evaluate the performance of
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
Arrested Development up to Season 3 (the rest doesn’t exist). In my opinion, it is the most rewardingly rewatchable comedy show of all time. Extremely dense packing of humor that takes multiple passes to fully appreciate. Curb Your Enthus
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by Cyph0n 3y ago
So it’s trying to both tackle provisioning and deployment at the same time? Why not just use more powerful tools for each role - e.g., provision with Ansible and deploy with Dokku?
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by Cyph0n 4y ago
You’re missing my point. Universities that also do research cannot be sustained completely by adjuncts and teaching professors. Also, a portion of adjunct and contract-based positions are filled by those seeking a tenure track position. R
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by Cyph0n 4y ago
Here is how I look at it. Major universities have two functions: (1) teaching and (2) research. Teaching is further split between (1a) undergrad (basic) and (1b) graduate (advanced). You could definitely sustain (1a) without the incentive (

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