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by Jhsto 3y ago
Only the combustion of the plant is the problem though - not the addictive parts of it: artificially created nicotine enjoys an open market globally. Tobacco is in a sense demonized due to the direct idea that it’s combusted — nicotine pouc
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by Jhsto 3y ago
> Less familiar with how European sensitive networks are architected. Some governments have physical tunnel networks to move people who matter around. Computer networks follow pretty much without a loss of generality.
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by Jhsto 3y ago
It should be noted that for Europeans other alternatives exist, as you can freely shop any EU country to incorporate a business. Many of my tech friends have set a company in Estonia for tax planning once they have hit a certain revenue (an
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by Jhsto 3y ago
Anecdotally relevant to employees too: sometimes companies (and even public organizations like universities) let you keep the hardware they buy for you after it meets the 3 years depreciation rule.
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by Jhsto 3y ago
Sounds like something to try in an internal network where you want to do X11 or Wayland application forwarding!
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by Jhsto 3y ago
I recommend checking out your local teletext offerings and seeing if there are any translated into HTML. The teletext format is much more terse, and there is less hubris in general.
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by Jhsto 3y ago
> suggests that (my flavor of tinnitus, at least) may be due to physical/muscle related causes I have explosion-related tinnitus/hearing damage and it also reacts to muscle movements. So, it seems like they are the same.
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by Jhsto 3y ago
I personally wen't this route last year and eventually got things working (networking etc. OK with only the kernel). My company then took a direction in which each compute node has its custom kernel, so that we can control the initial
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by Jhsto 3y ago
The server space is quite nice with the ASRock Rack models: last month, I bought ROMED8-2T and got double 10G NIC and EPYC compatibility in ATX form factor. I also paid $100 extra for Intel NICs plus an USBC port. The motherboard cost 920 d
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Hardware for Linux(linux-hardware.org)
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by Jhsto 3y ago
To accompany the other comment, your Nix cache can be hosted by setting `services.nix-serve.enable = true`: https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Binary_Cache You do not necessarily need nginx.
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APL Math Books(old.reddit.com)
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by Jhsto 3y ago
This is actually quite common in Finnish, since there is no strict word ordering. Once you have figured out all the words and their agglutinations, you can put them in any order. Many phrases don't parse until you heard all of it.
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Toki Pona(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Jhsto 3y ago
Any idea when you could do an Intel or AMD device with coreboot?
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by Jhsto 3y ago
One month was the worst point. It gets better from there until it's unnoticeable unless in a silent room. You will be surprised how the brain is able to both cancel out and then rebalance the sound input to normal (should your tinnitus
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by Jhsto 3y ago
GPU applications are often less buggy on LTS (kernel, but also package sets)
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by Jhsto 3y ago
This seems like very useful for browsing NFS shares. Has networked filesystems been a part of the initial motivation?
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by Jhsto 3y ago
Couple of thoughts: > I've been thinking: would it be helpful if the care and maintenance of these compute environments wasn't left to each scientist but was instead aggregated (perhaps per-class or per-university)? This is def
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by Jhsto 3y ago
A fair comment, I do not disagree. I do plan to one day do an `ls` command on the root Nix file so that the manual update to the root flake for both the inputs and the RSS feed would be redundant.
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> I admire how nimble you are. I aspire to write blog posts at the drop of a hat like this, but I rarely do. Thanks! I took up blogging more often as of recent, and for me, having a manageable system is a large part of that. The last thi
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by Jhsto 3y ago
I posted a link to the other comment, but here it is for you as well: https://juuso.dev/blogPosts/nix-as-a-static-site-generator/n...
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by Jhsto 3y ago
Here you go: https://juuso.dev/blogPosts/nix-as-a-static-site-generator/n...
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by Jhsto 3y ago
I use Nix, so I get incremental builds and your problem goes away.
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Barbell: Template System in BQN(juuso.dev)
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Modular Neovim with Nix(juuso.dev)
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by Jhsto 3y ago
A WiFi signal can improve a lot by changing to a channel that is not as overcrowded. You will likely need a prosumer WiFi device (e.g. Ubiquiti) or then something which supports OpenWRT. Consider also WiFi 6E -- if you carry your signal on
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Magnificent Grants - a two-year $100.000 grant for under 25 year olds(magnificentgrants.com)
2 points by Jhsto 3y ago|1 comments
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Corsair Announces Platform:6 Modular Computer Desk(corsair.com)
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by Jhsto 3y ago
I wonder how complimentary this could be for etcd, which tends to not work so great for structured data.

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