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by INTPenis 11mo ago
Once you understand that everything in this world is a system, then you'll see how he was a true hacker.
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by INTPenis 11mo ago
So much fun putting this map next to a modern one and looking at where I'm from in Croatia. West of Jajce in Bosnia there's a ring of roads that hasn't changed for 2000 years. I wonder if there's a missing roman settleme
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by INTPenis 11mo ago
How do you get over your fear of anything really? Build up your confidence. If you know who you are, what you're capable of, you won't let other people's opinions hurt you. It comes with age and experience. I don't mean
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Ignorance is bliss. I really wish I didn't know all the things that I know. I wish I didn't remember all the things I remember. You choose to program yourself with certain input too, and later in my life I have attempted to select
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by INTPenis 1y ago
This is my nightmare. That me dying will feel just like my regular nightmares that I have today, which are all about common day stressful situations like not finding my partner in a crowd, or constantly chasing the same person and never cat
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by INTPenis 1y ago
That is highly personal. Some people are lonely and use the internet as a way of reaching out to other humans. And in those cases, HN comments can become your social media fix. But if you just use it for news, keeping up, reading discussion
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by INTPenis 1y ago
This is my theory as well. NC has grown gradually in silos almost, every piece of it is some plugin they've imported from contributions at some point. For example the reason there's no cohesiveness with a common websocket bus for
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I think the more striking question is, does that mean 77% of pornhub viewers are underage? Obviously not, a lot of them just don't want to identify themselves. But having worked in IT for 25 years and knowing how free some people are t
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by INTPenis 1y ago
It's not a mirror, it's a proxy. If someone encroaches on their free speach and shuts down their hosting account that "mirror" will not save them. Just saying, this is an important distinction to me and I've been ho
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Passenger trains used to be ferried across the baltic sea when I was a kid, in fact they still ferry cargo trains over to Poland. I think it's more about the state of the infrastructure, and the scope of the railway carrier, at least i
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Yeah I know, that's what they do literally everywhere else in the world. You take the train to a place, and then you book a ferry, and then you take another train. Only these italians had the genius idea to keep going with the train.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Why don't they just maintain a separate train on the island?
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by INTPenis 1y ago
True enough. I'm content as long as I don't hear the news anywhere. Recently had my dad over and he can't go 5 minutes without the news on in the background. Really hard to be content then.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
This is exactly the type of comment that will get you mossad'd.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
That's right, just keep your head down, smile and nod, do your job and nothing will ever go wrong. /s
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by INTPenis 1y ago
In my circle, piracy is making a comeback. We're tired of having to hunt down streaming services, and be extorted for hundreds of euro a month, just to see ads for their own programs. Streaming was fun for a while, but as always these
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by INTPenis 1y ago
That's excellent. The info a bit buried, and the lack of it front and center probably scares away a lot of clients. Proxmox needs to better their reputation right now if they're going to be counted as a contender, and burying the
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I should have been more clear then, definitely 24/7 SLA is what Proxmox needs to break into the enterprise sector I have experience with. It's kind of frustrating because it's such a tiny detail that could make them a real co
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by INTPenis 1y ago
>Response time: 2 hours* within a business day What's a business day? I wouldn't call that a 24/7 SLA.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
This is a hot topic among some of my nerdier SME friends, and our conclusion is that the major players are HPE and Nutanix. At least from our perspective over here in Sweden. HPE did a big brain move to support multiple hypervisor backends
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I'm sure Timo thought the same about irssi.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I was thinking an alternative to Talos or Flatcar Linux where you can have a thin hypervisor or container host.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Agreed but where is the actual git repo? I see a text saying this "contents get updated automatically on every commit to this git repository" but where is "this git repository"? I can't find a link to the source any
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I like the idea, but obviously it's a bit verbose, you must be aware. But I enjoy the idea so much that I'd like to see a useful version of it. When you think about it, most programming languages already read in your head like lan
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by INTPenis 1y ago
It depends on who their target audience is. VMware for example have strict hardware compatibility lists because their target audience is big enterprise. But Synology being a consumer NAS, this decision was perhaps not wise. They're sor
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Do you have inside info about this? I'm just wondering why the internal support people would fight a decision like only allowing supported drives, wouldn't that make their job easier?
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Absolutely. I can come home from a long day of video meetings, where normally I'd just want to wind down. But instead I spend some time instructing an AI how to make a quality of life improvement for myself.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Dude, the issues go wayyy beyond opting for selfhosting rather than US clouds. We use selfhosting, but we also test our fire suppression system every year, we have two different DCs, and we use S3 backups out of town. Whoever runs that IT d
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Same. The latest thing I did was put snes state and save files on NFS so I can resume the same game from laptop, to retropi (tv), and even on the road over wireguard.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I recognize this from my bare-metal homelab setup. But at work we used VMs for Talos nodes so this was not an issue. And if I had to deploy it on bare-metal at work I'd most likely use PXE booting instead of USB.

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