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by DrPhish 4y ago
Have you tried this in any really messy environments like a lumber mill? Those highly variable natural inputs feel like they’d prove challenging to find anomalies in vs eg a bottle filling line
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Network Management with the OpenBSD Packet Filter Toolset(home.nuug.no)
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by DrPhish 4y ago
Generally either one sector of FTL or a song or two in rocksmith. I tried dwarf fortress but had trouble keeping in a reasonable time bound
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by DrPhish 4y ago
Yes, it has quite a cult following. The production vehicle is almost identical to the concept car! Much closer than anything else on the list that I recognized
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by DrPhish 4y ago
Love it. Tetris is such a well worn cultural institution that its ripe for parody. Reminded me of this Japanese comedy routine involving Tetris[0] Totally doesn't need any Japanese language skills to enjoy [0]: https://www.y
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by DrPhish 4y ago
If we're going to be cheeky, it's almost certainly BIND (behind unbound and nsd, driven by blacklists fed by minemeld), followed by ISC DHCP and other plumbing running in the background like mrtg/sflow/pnp/netdisco.
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by DrPhish 4y ago
I didn't realize there was a patent underpinning Strava. I guess that brings some context to why they've managed to rule this space for so long. Sure seems like a weak-sauce patent tho. I have had an idea kicking around for a long
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by DrPhish 5y ago
Honest question: why would I want content metadata? As soon as I know the title of the media file, I’m golden. Is there something super cool I’m missing out on without it? Maybe I’m rare in having a well sorted media library?
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by DrPhish 5y ago
You can put me on that list, too. The minute I found out I couldn’t block my plex server from the internet and keep it working was the day it went in the trash. Except instead of finding another transcoding server, I just stream local med
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by DrPhish 5y ago
That would definitely explain the large numbers of feisty old Judoka I meet around the world. Anecdotally, there seems to be a higher percentage of healthy older individuals doing Judo than the general population, but I guess the unhealthy
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by DrPhish 5y ago
True. For comparison, I have a 60s era 1000sqft house in northern Canada that had a 60A service into a 50A breaker panel up until last year. For insurance, safety and maintenance reasons[0] we upgraded to a 200A service, but for a small hou
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by DrPhish 5y ago
I would recommend bitjam podcast in general, but episode 20[0] is a great introduction to some hits of the scene from over the years. Highly recommended for the nostalgia hit, and just great tunes! Onward by Jugi is easily my all time favou
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by DrPhish 5y ago
You may find Konpeki no Kantai [0] interesting as a thought experiment. Its quite a bit more broad-ranging than just a single question, and has a lot of Japanese nationalistic sentiment, but I don't think that detracts from it being an
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by DrPhish 5y ago
If this meme was posted to pouet or another demoscene site in the context of writing 4k (or other) space constrained demos, it would operate as you expected. If space efficiency (or fitting in cache) are important, then this instruction bei
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by DrPhish 5y ago
Mathematics: From the birth of numbers by Jan gullberg A worthwhile investment
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by DrPhish 5y ago
As a Canadian in the wood products sector it’s a bit shocking wages in US sawmills are so low…in Canada production workers make 1/2 to 2/3 of trades wages and have excellent safety standards and worker protection. There is a fair
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by DrPhish 5y ago
It’s not FOSS, and not parametric in the way you’re thinking, but versions of it work in wine: Chief architect. I use an OLD version I have of it, for visualizing renos mostly, but it has all the smarts to properly get you to something buil
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by DrPhish 5y ago
You also want to drop a hose from an outside tap down the top of the well casing after pouring the bleach down to really circulate it through the whole casing. High concentration bleach is also better than household. Then once you’ve opened
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by DrPhish 5y ago
One of the warnings I read going in to my own (only 10 day) water fast was that it can have a detrimental effect on the muscle mass of your heart. Did you observe any decrease in cardiovascular function?
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by DrPhish 5y ago
and the first thing to know when bringing a map and compass into the backcountry is that if you didn't use them (properly!) to get in, it'll be hard-to-impossible to use them to get you back out. There's more to it than you t
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by DrPhish 5y ago
"Imagine a world in which every other month you’re forced to bid for your personal data back from hackers who continuously rob you. And a world where all of this is is so commonplace there are automated darknet marketplaces where other
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by DrPhish 5y ago
Often that kind of reporting data is delivered back via a “data diode” unidirectional network. That said, there is usually just a dmz between biz and prod to enable remote support of the controls system (ala the Purdue model), and not any r
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by DrPhish 6y ago
Yup IAP with airwave management is a sweet setup...if you can afford it! Even better combined with clearpass and 802.1x
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by DrPhish 6y ago
Also chiming in on this: I've been running OpenBSD on dozens of PC-Engines boxes for over a decade (first Alix and then APU2), usually as a full-on firewall HA pair with CARP/pfsync. The APU2 is VERY capable, hardware-wise, and a
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by DrPhish 6y ago
40hex was one of my favourites back in the day, but it was focused purely on virii It was fascinating get an unvarnished look inside that world, complete with ethical/political discussion and of course source code with annotations!
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by DrPhish 6y ago
Funny how we keep using technology to recreate dystopias. In this case, personal "flappers" ala Swift's Gulliver's visit to Laputa Can you imagine a world where politicians could have headphones tuned to cancel out non-a
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by DrPhish 6y ago
Rockwell definitely has some questionable security on individual products, but they partnered with Cisco for their Converged Plantwide Ethernet Design [0] which is actually pretty well thought out, and if implemented properly covers off mos
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by DrPhish 6y ago
Nah, with VLAN tagging you can do it as a single legged router, or as a virtual switch if you’re running it all in a hypervisor. My home network has 12 VLANs, but each VM cluster node only has 2 NICs
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by DrPhish 6y ago
That's sad to hear. I've had good luck up to the past month with NEC. The 65" 4k display we bought for our boardroom is blessedly feature-free
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by DrPhish 6y ago
I know this comes up every time there's a TV thread, so here's my tl;dr version... You can get a commercial unit (commonly called digital signage) that will both faithfully display your input signal and last for frickin' ever

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