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MezzoDelCammin
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This would have been a great card for a homelab if only they haven't decided to move away from SR-IOV in their consumer GPUs. AFAIK it used to be possible to get some SR-IOV working on the previous Alchemists (with some flashing), but
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Thanks for the tip (and on an unrelated note, thanks for the mini rack video, I hope You do keep playing with that further ;-). I've played with one nanoKVM for a few weeks now and honestly, it's pretty clear from the minute you p
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2y ago
Vzdušnou čarou, nebo Alfou? ; )
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I'm kinda curious what will this lockdown do to the efforts to replace their controller and/or firmware with something more open. Something like [1] It's nice to have a private key to their cloud authentication, but ultimatel
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My personal take on touring vs bikepacking is that the bikepacking movement was always more parallel to touring, rather than a superset. The bikepackers I've met are usually a lot more focused on minimizing the amount of stuff they car
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Thanks for the new vocabulary. Now I'm wondering if Ortlieb ever comes up with a new product line ;-)
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Especially if You're old enough to remember what ISO 8859-2 was for. One of the standards that everyone knew existed, yet few actually cared enough to correctly implement in practice. I still have a label printer that knows accented ch
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Yeah, lot of cooking is up to personal preference. In my case efficient here means using less water/energy. Optionally it can also be using less time, but that depends on what the end result is supposed to be. As for the stirring, I&#x
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That's one thing I never quite understood on the "Italian" way to cook pasta (basically "use a bucket of water"). Using just the bare minimum ("risotto" as You call it) is in my opinion way more efficient
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2y ago
I think it's the first time I see a Czech/Slovak accented "č" on the front page of Hacker News. Well done!
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2y ago
Am I the only one who thinks the title is a clickbait? The article doesn't even try to debunk the idea. All it does is say "induced demand exists, but it's somehow a good thing"
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2y ago
Not sure about the original poster, but in my case it's because I'm running a NAS/rsync at home. Symmetrical speeds are really handy for that.
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2y ago
You'd be surprised how many such jobs are there. Mostly not listed though. If my experience is any guide, one generally starts as a temp / consultant and you slowly expand the role from there. There's generally a point some y
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2y ago
if You go into Bobiverse, "please" do yourself a favor and give the audiobooks a try. Ray Porter is a wonderful narrator and Bobiverse (and to an extent probably also Project Hail Mary) is one of the best showcases of how the audi
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That and so much that! Much as I like OpenWRT, it's still quite a pain to cover anything like an older (thick walled) house with more than one floor. I'm about to redo one of those networks as my Christmas holidays project and I d
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I think the idea behind energy shaming is that energy price rarely includes its externalities (probably resources depletion and pollution). "If You buy it, You do what You want with it" is of course legally correct. But I think th
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A wonderful work of late Terry Pratchett comes to mind: “We got a bit carried away,” said Moist. “We were a bit too creative in our thinking. We encouraged mongooses to breed in the posting boxes to keep down the snakes…” Lord Vetinari sai
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OK, how about sharing some cooking resources worth looking into (this is more for future searches)? Here's mine: 1. On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen by Harold McGee. Not strictly a cooking book in the sense
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got Salix inked MB146 in my pocket right as I write this! It's a really nice ink for higher end pens (I probably wouldn't dare putting it into anything with a steel nib). If the long-term properties / resistance of the ink ar
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that diagonal cutter seems a strange choice to me. Care to say more on why that particular item? You already have a pair of scisors and a cutter in there... In my EDC case / kit(s) I tend to add a pair of grippy pliers instead of cutti
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... and that's "before" you become a stationery geek / fountain pen collector
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Yep, guilty. Got plastic grocery bag full of plastic grocery bags in my pantry. In my defense, I use them as either trash bags, or as food storage (instead of cling film). Still they tend to accumulate over time.
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In manufacturing this is often referred to as "Kaizen" [1], more specifically as 5S / "Seiton" part. There's even quite a substantial (though not cheap) market for kaizen specific foam inserts / foam sheet
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not to pry into Your privacy too much, but reading this kinda makes me wonder how come You're now exes. Without it the comment reads lie a piece of evidence for this iterative approach working out fairly well.
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I'm saving this under "for later use", "things to do when I grow a moustache" and "Ron Swanson / Nick Offerman reenactment" [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NPKOGqXKLq4
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there's always the good old meme pic of people riding a $10k+ S-Works bike with a $.20 stale banana sticking out of a rear pocket of their jersey
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I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that...
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<mild storyline spoiler alert> except if You're in the void just outside the main continent </spoiler>
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life hack : use the other end of the spoon (or any other utensil, ideally one that has a slightly concave handle).
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Sorry You had to go through that... But if we're doing an AMA : mind writing a bit more about the recovery? You mentioned humor as a coping strategy, so that makes me think You've probably been through some kind of introspection &
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