M95D

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811.
by M95D 1y ago
Like I said, I'm still waiting for 10+ SATA bays...
812.
by M95D 1y ago
I want less power and more storage. I want less than 10W idle for the whole system, maybe except HDDs, but even those will be in sleep much of the time. x86 boards are mostly ATX-powered and I don't think any ATX power source can go th
813.
by M95D 1y ago
I think we have different definitions of what "low power" means.
814.
by M95D 1y ago
15W with or without the PCIe SATA? And it's still 10W too much.
815.
by M95D 1y ago
But self-building a NAS is still a problem, and I'm also talking about this [1] article from the same blog: There are NO low power NAS boards. I'm talking about something with an ARM CPU, no video, no audio, lots of memory (or S
816.
by M95D 1y ago
Nicely said, but the reality is that no software is "perfected", just abandoned. Hell, even sysvinit had some big updates recently.
817.
by M95D 1y ago
If this is triggered by a bit of bad weather, what would happen in a actual war conditions? Would they expect the planes to be better maintained then? Oh, just scrap it and build some more A-10s. And take some lessons in reliability, redund
818.
by M95D 1y ago
The one that puts the source code online and it compiles on my computer . And if both do that, have same features, work the same, etc., no other difference, then I'll take the smaller one - because the larger one most probably include
819.
by M95D 1y ago
Not sure what you're talking about. Road signs and rules are the same. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienna_Convention_on_Road_Signs_and_Signals - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienna_Con
820.
by M95D 1y ago
Well, I can give you an example where the manufacturer didn't care about the risk: The Stago STA Compact (Max) automated coagulation analyzer. The first version of this analyzer ran MS-DOS. It worked fine, but it was a bit difficult to
821.
by M95D 1y ago
No, it won't compile. Not even kernel v4.8 can be compiled with gcc v11+.
822.
by M95D 1y ago
> Privacy Tips for All Phones: > Keep device & OS as updated as possible I don't think so! Cloud rot also affects tracking servers, ad-serving servers and pre-installed apps. A phone that is never updated will, in a few years
823.
by M95D 1y ago
I do "crossdev --target armv7a-unknown-linux-gnueabihf" instead, and portage will keep it updated until uninstalled.
824.
by M95D 1y ago
I think the article missed the elephant in the room: It's slow and has almost no rhythm. No rhythm = not music.
825.
by M95D 1y ago
... or until the blocking starts at the root name servers. There are only a few of them.
826.
by M95D 1y ago
And get the original IP from where?
827.
by M95D 1y ago
We need a DNS server with a history database, not just a cache, preferably with a distributed history database. Visit a website and it was blocked by the "official" DNS? Declare the IP invalid in the webUI (or the browser plugin)
828.
The decline in reading for pleasure over 20 years(cell.com)
7 points by M95D 1y ago|1 comments
829.
by M95D 1y ago
Title truncated to fit. Complete title is: "The decline in reading for pleasure over 20 years of the American Time Use Survey".
830.
by M95D 1y ago
I didn't knew community/public whitelists exist, nor any browser extension that uses whitelists and blocks all other connections by default, like uMatrix does. Do you have any examples?
831.
by M95D 1y ago
But it is intuitive... I don't know what you mean. You can't manage a whitelist with a single big red on/off button, if that's what you want.
832.
by M95D 1y ago
No other extension is giving me control like uMatrix does, even considering it's limits.
833.
by M95D 1y ago
But uBlockOrigin UI is so much worse... Besides, uMatrix works fine. It's that kind of program that doesn't need any updates.
834.
by M95D 1y ago
I prefer the Erwin Schrödinger's definition more. PS: There's more recent work done on this: https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-new-thermodynamics-theory-o...
835.
by M95D 1y ago
> Take away the mitochondria and bacteria… can cells live on their own? We can live without bateria if we add with some food supplements. mitochondria isn't considered alive, as a separate organism, AFAIK. It doesn't even have
836.
by M95D 1y ago
It doesn't handle it. Anyway, there's no way to know what a website does on the server site. Even a completely static website could be sending the server logs somewhere. There are options to not load JS, images, XMLHttpRequests, f
837.
by M95D 1y ago
It requires having dbus, it's for the popups, one of the things I said the kernel doesn't have. But unfortunately, IMHO, dbus is a much bigger privacy risk than not having a per-app firewall - it broadcasts everything that happens
838.
by M95D 1y ago
I have no ideea. Possibly that's a limitation of Chrome+Firefox developer tools (I get the feeling it's the same code)? But I found what "burp" is: https://portswigger.net/burp/communitydownload
839.
by M95D 1y ago
I'm using uMatrix and it blocks by default all connections outside the requested site and parent domains. For example, if I request https://mail.yahoo.com , connections to yimg.com are blocked. I need to manually allow each
840.
by M95D 1y ago
But dialogue is boring... In other words, if they can't watch porn, they'll probably start practicing it. This is good news! Population collapse will stop, economy will grow, housing prices will soar, pension funds will have new c

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