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Comcast’s 2000Mbit Fiber to the Home
(medium.com)
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6y ago
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They didn't apologize for forcing an opt-out feature on their users, they apologized to British customers for sending them an email about a service only available in the US.
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6y ago
>> Is this opt in or opt out? That's the frustrating part. It reads like opt-out, but when I go check the settings on the app as per the instructions it looks like it's already disabled. But it says "Coming Soon"?
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6y ago
Would you say these are as technical as Kernighan's book?
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6y ago
That's different than what the GP said. I'm pretty sure you can't boot into an Ubuntu live disk, detach the usb, and keep using the system without any errors or loss of functionality.
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6y ago
Can you link to something or explain what that is for those of us not familiar?
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6y ago
When I first read the description I thought it was going to be something like processing[0] but in lisp. Turns out this is something completely different. [0] https://processing.org/
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6y ago
Are there other services providing unlimited ( for now ) photo storage? The only other company I can think of is Amazon which provides unlimited storage if you pay for Amazon Prime.
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Is there a performance decrease when running apps in firejail? I see a mention of x11 support here[0], but how is Wayland support? [0] https://firejail.wordpress.com/documentation-2/x11-guide/
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6y ago
Live map can be used here: https://map.mta.info And is it just me, or does the map load reaaaaly slowly? The new map is beautiful, but not very useful if you're waiting a minute for it to load. Especially if you're in
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6y ago
ok, so even more of a pain to keep notes in sync now right? git push from the source, and then again a git pull from the destination. And let's not think about if you accidentally forgot to sync your two repos, and now you have to deal
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6y ago
Just quickly watched this[1] video showing an intro to Dendron. I'm currently using tiddlywiki[2] so that's primarily what I'm comparing it too. Both tiddlywiki and dendron look very similar, supporting various forms of linki
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6y ago
The Bongos correspond nicely with the left and right hands. Left side ( letter a ) corresponds with the cat's left hand (from my view ), and right side ( letter d ) corresponds with the cat's right hand. This is reversed for the P
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>> It's hard to justify investing in rail. At best, in most parts of the US it is slower, more expensive, and less convenient But that's because we haven't invested in it! Before the 1960s most roads in the US were also
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6y ago
Technically that's a duplicate of this submission.
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This article appear to be a list of python interpreters. Not all of these were designed for speed,l. For example jython was also intended for Java/python interoperability. Some of the interpreters on the list haven't seen updates
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6y ago
Can we remove "(bad)" from the title? It's not in the original title of the article, and reading the article the author does not imply enforcing the AGPL was "bad".
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6y ago
I personally use shorewall on an Espressobin ( though any multi-port computer works ). The guide I followed is here: https://blog.tjll.net/building-my-perfect-router/ ( BTW, I would not recommend the espressobin if you
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6y ago
I'm not expert but I'm happy to share my learnings. a. Running everything over a USB3 hub would probably work, you would just be looking at decreased total throughput ( depending on the hub ). Depending on what you're doing (
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6y ago
I personally haven't really used OpenWRT, so I'm not familiar with its GUI. However, the PFSense GUI is pretty straightforward. Shorewall has no GUI and is all text based configuration, but personally I prefer that. If OpenWRT sup
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You're better off building your own router and and buying a separate wifi access point. For example, you can buy this: amzn.com/B07FKMJGD6 - Put PFsense or Shorewall on it, and get one of the many Wifi APs available on the intern
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I think I missed something. Is there any setup required in software for the actual cluster? It looks like there are 4 Pis all running a Pi Plan 9 image, and they're wired together via ethernet. But where is the software setup to link t
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Do 320kbps mp3 files sound better? Take the test
(noiseaddicts.com)
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This is great, it would be fantastic if this site had an API available. A small bug, I can't click on the footer of the website ( About Us, etc.) because the images keep auto-loading and pushing the footer down again.
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Post-mortem: git.sr.ht's almost-outage today
(sourcehut.org)
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To really understand how ed was useful, it's eye-opening to see exactly what life was like before video terminals. Essentially, think of using your laptop, but instead of looking at a monitor you're reading the output from a pri
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While I agree that reading the title was confusing ( as I am not familiar with CRDT ), I think the writing style was actually very good. I read the title, wondered what CRDT was, and started reading. In the back of my mind I was wondering w
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Could you provide sources for these statements?
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I would check out Regolith[0]. It's i3 on top of gnome, so you get the best of both worlds. It's available as a distro or an Ubuntu PPA. [0] https://regolith-linux.org/
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You can find an old example here: https://github.com/eliasdorneles/tictactoe-voc Looks like this was back when beeware was using VOC, which AFAICT is no longer being used. I've been trying to find more recent exam
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