Panino

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by Panino 4y ago
I saw Weird Al at a rural county fair outdoor concert and it was amazing . Everyone had so much fun and you could tell that Yankovic was having the time of his life.
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by Panino 4y ago
I agree with your post and just want to add that TinySSH also supports sntrup761x25519-sha512@openssh.com for post-quantum security.
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by Panino 4y ago
https://cr.yp.to/cdb.html
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by Panino 4y ago
> the static content is served from a CDB file with almost no latency That is cool! I use CDB in some projects and love it.
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Solarpunk(en.wikipedia.org)
23 points by Panino 4y ago|1 comments
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by Panino 4y ago
I cook with stainless steel, including eggs (probably the most challenging food here, IMO). For an over-easy egg, it's sufficient to simply pre-heat the skillet until butter will sizzle and quickly melt (but not brown) when added. For
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I sold my Groove Armada songs to buy a farm, hope to revolutionise agriculture(theguardian.com)
7 points by Panino 4y ago|0 comments
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by Panino 4y ago
> The general NetBSD community is very excited about NetBSD 10.0 The upcoming NetBSD 10 will have WireGuard support, which is exciting. It's been in -current for about 2 years now.
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by Panino 4y ago
A job offer to me was rescinded, once. It changed my life dramatically because I quit my job and then had nothing, the rug pulled out from under me. I was young, inexperienced, and living in a rural area, the worst of combinations. The comp
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by Panino 4y ago
> it's now easier to install OpenBSD on Apple M1 computers and should be usable for day to day operations That is very tempting. M1 has incredible PPW (performance per watt), more than double other machines. > httpd supports serv
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by Panino 4y ago
> It also supports multi-boot functionality, allowing you to install more than one operating system and choose which to run at startup. That's cool! Although I don't personally multiboot, I love the idea of phones moving to clo
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by Panino 5y ago
VRML - Virtual Reality Modeling Language. I remember a lot of talk. It was going to be big on the 1990s web but then nothing really happened. Quoting Wikipedia: "VRML has never seen much serious widespread use.[18] One reason for this
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How much energy powers a good life? Less than you're using, says new report(text.npr.org)
5 points by Panino 5y ago|7 comments
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by Panino 5y ago
Also, just yesterday, a Boeing 757-200 split in half in Costa Rica: https://www.euronews.com/travel/2022/04/08/dhl-cargo-jet-bre... And in March, a Boeing 737-800 crashed spectacularly in China: https:&
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The GFlops/W of the various machines in the VMW Research Group(web.eece.maine.edu)
2 points by Panino 5y ago|0 comments
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by Panino 5y ago
The article doesn't mention that Putin threatened to nationalize Western property in Russia, which presumably would include BP's 19.75% stake in Rosneft. So it's not surprising they want to sell while they can.
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by Panino 5y ago
I've been keeping my house at 55F/13C this winter, not for money reasons, but because of climate change. Last winter I got used to 60F/15.5C, which now feels super warm and unnecessary. So here's my advice for people: 1
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Photos show the growing toll of Russia's invasion of Ukraine(npr.org)
7 points by Panino 5y ago|0 comments
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OpenSSH 8.9 Released(openssh.com)
2 points by Panino 5y ago|0 comments
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by Panino 5y ago
> Does WH recommend using his method for breath-holding underwater? (I don't know) No, he explicitly says don't do that. Just one example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzCaZQqAs9I&t=56s
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by Panino 5y ago
OpenBSD has two seed files but random number generation isn't limited to them. OpenBSD has more random sources (such as from jitter) than other systems and regularly reseeds itself. Both seed files are re-written multiple times durin
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by Panino 5y ago
Before reading the article I was hoping the chip would do Curve25519 operations or ChaCha20-Poly1305, but no, it does sha256 for bitcoin mining. sigh
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by Panino 5y ago
Great read that brings back some strong memories. Used to dumpster dive extensively thanks to the 2008 collapse. Found all manner of things - passports, computers, cameras, furniture, clothing. Still have a now-unused digital camera from 18
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by Panino 5y ago
I don't know about lithium in compost, but in general, composting breaks down many pharmaceuticals (again, apart from certain chemo drugs). Composting does destroy some anti-cancer drugs like Salinomycin. PFCs may accumulate almost
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by Panino 5y ago
The composting process destroys pathogens by several mechanisms. The first is heat: in the pile, thermophilic bacteria raise the temperature through their own biological heat, killing E. coli, Salmonella, etc. My current pile was 149F (65
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Uyghur kids recall physical and mental torment in Xinjiang(text.npr.org)
73 points by Panino 5y ago|8 comments
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by Panino 5y ago
> In 2022, we expect 46.1 gigawatts (GW) of new utility-scale electric generating capacity to be added to the U.S. power grid This report only includes utility-scale generation, so rooftop solar is not included. Given that there's
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Crystal Installs OpenBSD on the PinePhone(exoticsilicon.com)
109 points by Panino 5y ago|58 comments
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by Panino 5y ago
Zcash plans to switch to proof of stake by 2024: https://electriccoin.co/blog/ecc-roadmap-calls-for-focus-on-...
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by Panino 5y ago
A similar thing happened to me at work, where we use O365 for mail (not my choice). One day lots of people starting getting mail that was sent about a year previously and not received until then (not resends as in your case). As an aside, O

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