Havoc

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1. 1621.▲
   by Havoc 11mo ago

   Yeah should be airlines It sounds like the fix is fairly quick so probably not as expensive as the max multi month groundings I doubt anyone is going to sue. Repairs etc are a part of life when owning aircraft. So as long as Airbus makes th
2. 1622.▲
   by Havoc 11mo ago

   > Why would they be using flight computers from before 2002? Guessing that using previously certified stuff is an advantage
3. 1623.▲
   by Havoc 11mo ago

   You don't even need an extension - FF can do it natively via proxy file
4. 1624.▲
   by Havoc 11mo ago

   I genuinely don't even know what to do with this comment. You're upset that I contrasted two NAS instead you wanted a NAS vs NAS+Other stuff? I regret commenting at all...
5. 1625.▲
   by Havoc 11mo ago

   Because nobody sane & level headed wants to participate in the circus that is politics
6. 1626.▲
   by Havoc 1y ago

   Once you venture outside of shove files down network pipe territory you'll find you're comparing apples and oranges. About 10x difference in CPU performance, 4x in RAM, zfs vs btrfs, quicksync, kubernetes/docker etc. Doesn&#x
7. 1627.▲
   by Havoc 1y ago

   Why even read anything on linkedin at all? The highlights get reposted on https://www.reddit.com/r/LinkedInLunatics/
8. 1628.▲
   by Havoc 1y ago

   Did whoever named those streets have a stroke? 20, 23, 25, 27, 28, MDR 7, 32, 33, no name at all, 39, 40 And they're not even unique...they recycle them a kilometer further. WAT
9. 1629.▲
   by Havoc 1y ago

   With NAS builds you're usually network constrained. Most of the numbers you see on storage side are gigabytes while network is gigabits. i.e. 1/8th So if you crunch the numbers you'll see storage (esp flash) is much faster th
10. 1630.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    Not quite. A gen 3 lane is 1 GB/s link speed Better question is how the article is getting 1.2 on fio tests. That must be a testing artifact
11. 1631.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    I was looking at N class CPU builds and very quickly realized they're not for me. For storage only over LAN, low power prioritized use they're a valid play, but there are some tradeoffs that are not obvious at first glance. See th
12. 1632.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    Yeah, the joys of London real estate market :(
13. 1633.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    >Even as the drugs silence much of her brain, its auditory pathway remains partly active. oh that's interesting. From headline I had assumed we're talking post op
14. 1634.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    On insta I'm seeing more stories about people reviewing/mocking OPS (Open plan shi.tters) on rental websites like rightmove. Boldest choice thus far was the one with the OPS next to the kitchenette. There are some very strange peo
15. 1635.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    xAI notched up EPA violations for running a mountain of gas turbines illegally Tesla collects a variety of regulatory violations like they're paid for it. SpaceX...OSHA, FAA, EPA Boring company... etc.
16. 1636.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    Looks like a relay so probably to powercycle it. Don't think everything needed is included in the picture. Definitely additional cables for power and networking would need to be added
17. 1637.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    Yeah ebay. In general I've found buying enterprise stuff off ebay to be quite safe...all the shysters are in consumer space >Any guidelines for what's a good used enterprise SSD? Look at the sellers other items. You want them t
18. 1638.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    After getting burned by consumer drives I decided it’s time for a zfs array from used enterprise ssds. Tons of writes on them but full mirrored config and zfs is easier to backup so should be ok. And the really noisy stuff like logging im j
19. 1639.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    Don’t really care for it. Bit like the Stanley cup craze. But if it makes someone happy then sure whatever. Crazes like this have been a thing for centuries and wouldn’t treat too much into it re internet
20. 1640.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    It is rapidly becoming unusual. Already needs a bunch of extensions to make things bearable. At some point it’ll become so shit people will look at trying to sidestep their frontend entirely. In other news YouTube is clamping down on abilit
21. 1641.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    Realistically it’s winning because it’s accessible rather than perfectly suited
22. 1642.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    > Beats me. AI decided to do so and I didn't question it. A full on disengage brain vibe coder. Amazing
23. 1643.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    There’s no way that wasn’t specifically prompted.
24. 1644.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    That’s pretty awesome Isn’t such an old kernel dangerous for hosting though?
25. 1645.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    Think tech space isn’t for you if you hate learning new things.
26. 1646.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    Hetzner will kick you to the curb if you torrent from it so don’t think that was an intentional message
27. 1647.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    Interesting that the number of hn comments on big model announcements seems to be dropping. I recall previous ones easily surpassing 1k Maybe models are starting to get good enough/ levelling off?
28. 1648.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    Yup. Not just x though. On insta Even a slight misstep and you’re up to your eyeballs in anti migrant content from the algo
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    by Havoc 1y ago

    I’ve been selling the ddr4 I had lying around. Also consider removing some from desktop since I don’t really use 64gb.
30. 1650.▲
    by Havoc 1y ago

    It’s also very sector specific. I’ve literally never used a job portal. It’s all recruiters and networks. And for niche stuff chances are good there backchannels checks happening too because everything is like 2 degrees of separation