Izmaki

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by Izmaki 7mo ago
I always believed that rather than publicly stating that they were about to be arrested or worse, which may alert regular, non-tech-savy people, he sent a hidden message in the arguably horrendous recommendation of replacing his tool with B
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by Izmaki 7mo ago
Reminds me of when users of TrueCrypt were urged to just install BitLocker instead. Sus AF.
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by Izmaki 7mo ago
Great way to gatekeep new contributors trying to be helpful with news. Run the link through URL Scan if you’re paranoid…
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by Izmaki 8mo ago
The branch of the public sector I'm responsible for is moving towards Cloud Native and Open Source where it makes sense. It's an interesting journey but far from cheap.
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by Izmaki 8mo ago
The “that’s nice but Denmark is small” comment is getting tiresome. Whether the country had 6 million or 60 million the bureaucracy is the same. It’s not about the size or the economics, it’s about the message. It won’t be long until the re
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by Izmaki 9mo ago
This one is the only one among the 10+ I browsed through on the website and read in the comments that actually made me laugh. Good one! Thanks for sharing. :)
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by Izmaki 10mo ago
The ability for humankind to communicate across the entire globe at nearly 1/4 of the speed of light has drastically accelerated our technological advancement. There is no doubt that the internet is a HUGE addition to society. It'
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by Izmaki 10mo ago
I wasn't, I just missed the "not" in your reply that was phrased as an agreement. :) My bad. Sleepy eyes.
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by Izmaki 10mo ago
I'd love to believe you, but as a European who - for some reason - never get these sightings unlike Americans, I find it hard to do so. Either our mysterious alien friends really love USA or you guys have some condition that the enti
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by Izmaki 11mo ago
So many "—" symbols :O
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by Izmaki 1y ago
Being pulled aside by management because your desire for correctness and high quality got you in trouble when you wanted to correct project management kind of sucks. Having your “ah, that’s probably easy” attitude makes you seem arrogant an
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by Izmaki 1y ago
Tell Slack to go ** themselves, and move everything to a free platform that the teens and kids already use: Discord.
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by Izmaki 1y ago
That's just one way. The alternative is WSL 2 with Docker Engine.
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by Izmaki 1y ago
None of your companies need to worry about licenses. Docker ENGINE is free and open source. Docker DESKTOP is a software suite that requires you to purchase a license to use in a company. But Docker Engine, the core component which works on
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by Izmaki 1y ago
Honestly, I think a "MUSK SUCKS" limited edition paint job would sell amazingly well. He is the kind of CEO who would find that joke funny, too (the irony that somebody bought his product in an anti-him version, thus still support
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by Izmaki 1y ago
Will the book cover how Ford nearly lost it all in his efforts of improving the manufacturing process and lowering the costs of the Model T? In the end people had enough of the car and wanted something new, but all Ford could produce - argu
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by Izmaki 1y ago
My favourite explanation of how Branch Prediction works: https://stackoverflow.com/a/11227902/1150676
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by Izmaki 1y ago
Depends if you're messaging your friends or your girls.
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by Izmaki 1y ago
The Tor Browser has been using predetermined window sizes for years for this reason exactly. It can hardly be "new research".
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by Izmaki 1y ago
Looks like a product you'd end up with if a few years back you thought to yourself "how do I make a business combining AI and pipelines?". I don't hate AI as such, I just don't love how it has to be shoved into ever
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by Izmaki 2y ago
I'm sure they can find a community elsewhere. Discord comes to mind... "Oh but it's illegal", trust me on this: Discord only cares if somebody actually reports the server and the violations are severe enough.
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by Izmaki 2y ago
"Furry.energy"? With a total of 49 members? My World of Warcraft guild has more active players...
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by Izmaki 2y ago
If you keep Apache itself up-to-date then typically speaking no. There is always a reason to be on the lookout and <insert generic speech about security concerns here>, but static files are - well - static. Not much to mess with there
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by Izmaki 2y ago
That's actually pretty darn neat. Thanks for the references, too.
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by Izmaki 2y ago
Woops.
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by Izmaki 2y ago
Strange... Sounds like you may be doing too many things manually or that what you're testing is the device that is connected directly to USB? In my case I need 3rd party USB devices (that always just work(™)) to communicate and interac
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by Izmaki 2y ago
Yeah, isochronous mode is unfortunately not supported for USB passthrough on Proxmox. There were experimental implementations in oVirt back in the days (that is: experimental implementations in a non-prod, only-for-evaluation solution...).
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by Izmaki 2y ago
I skimmed the README only and just saw the big section of USB over ethernet with the video image and everything, not the tiny mentioning of VFIO above it. Lol. But tell me please, which problems do you have with PCIe passthrough? Also speak
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by Izmaki 2y ago
I really hate when "USB Passthrough" is used in situations when, at best, a "USB over ethernet proxy" is what is happening. That's not passthrough... It introduces a whole range of disadvantages that regular passthr
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by Izmaki 2y ago
Free-to-read alternative: https://localnest.xyz/ansible-at-scale-working-with-multiple...

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