Quequau

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   by Quequau 6y ago

   I have been using a living room PC on my TV for many years. I found it worth the extra expense and added workflow... but I don't watch cable or sat TV, so I don't know how to integrate them into my setup.
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   by Quequau 6y ago

   Unfortunately, all I get when I navigate to the URL is "Access Denied". It's a pity because at the rate we're going we'll have guessed most the known scripts pretty soon. My own guess, sight unseen, is "Bird-w
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   by Quequau 6y ago

   As I have been on Reddit, moderating for the past hour, I don't believe this.
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   by Quequau 6y ago

   Thanks for the reply. When / if the pandemic ends I have to move and I am seriously considering taking a few machining courses at a community college and changing careers.
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   by Quequau 6y ago

   Moonlighting at a machine shop is something that I am very interested in doing. How did you wind up with such a position?
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   by Quequau 6y ago

   I have sorta tried this. Razer makes a macro keypad which they call "orbweaver" and it also has a nifty thumb switch which I suppose they intended to be used for the wasd movement in games. Unfortunately, it's designed to be
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   by Quequau 6y ago

   Over twenty years I've spent too much money trying to get a keyboard that really worked for me... and I finally gave up and I now use the cheapest disposable crap from hole-in-the-wall electrical / electronics shop that I can walk
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   by Quequau 6y ago

   Yeah... I'm talking something that would be shorter in width and length... so less volume. Anyway rack-mount equipment is so loud because it all uses tiny fans that are driven at very high RPMs. Using fewer larger fans that spun slowe
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   by Quequau 6y ago

   I have long wished for a standard which was like half the scale of 20" rack-mount. I have a home lab and I work for a boutique engineering firm. Neither of those use cases can justify a full height rack but both would benefit from th
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    "terrifying". That seems way over wrought.
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    I used to use an extension for Chrome that had a two-column layout as you describe and I rather liked it. However, I switched to back Firefox some years ago and I've never found a similar extension to replace it.
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    I've used clam in the past. Mostly because it was in the default repositories and I didn't have to do much to get it working.
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    I don't understand. This is just a link to the front page over at Reddit and just scanning it there's nothing about about mass account suspensions that I can see.
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    I feel like there's a quote from "Princess Bride" in there but I guess now is not the time.
15. 195.▲
    by Quequau 6y ago

    People who orchestrate swatting incidents are not "pranksters" they are terrorists.
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    I accidentally stumbled on keeping a commonplace book in a surprising way. Many years ago my close knit circle of friends abandoned Facebook for privacy reasons and one of us who is a web dev set up a minimal discourse instance. I found my
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    He's roughly my age.
18. 198.▲
    by Quequau 6y ago

    I have been subscribed to this dude for a while now and find his videos to be quite charming.
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    Someone should call Paolo Bacigalupi
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    Was it easy to install and configure?
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    If you could direct me to a how-to, I would appreciate it.
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    I have an old Soekris Net6501 which I would love to use OpenBSD on. However, they don't have any support for the Sierra WWAN modem I have. Unfortunately these days finding an alternative Linux distro which supports an installation pro
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    Because when I visit it all I see is the following: 451: Unavailable due to legal reasons We recognize you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces th
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    I guess they do not intend to deal with Europeans.
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    These are ongoing crimes against humanity.
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    Hey thanks for this response. It's broadly consistent with my understanding, though obviously better articulated, and you did have some points I hadn't heard before. Last year's HotChips (or maybe even the year before) had a
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    I remember all those things, it's why I mentioned Linus as someone worth listening to but who nevertheless might too quick to dismiss VLIW now. Anyway, there are a couple of efforts which include VLIW tech which are in currently in the
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    Thanks for the link. I actually saw that when it was posted but there's new comments since then.
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    Something I've thought about a few times is how a fair number of smart folks who are in the know view VLIW as something that was tried and failed, so they're dismissive of new designs which use VLIW. For example Linus Torvalds has
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    by Quequau 6y ago

    I dimly recall reading an interview with one of Intel's Sr. Managers on the Itanium project where he explained his thoughts on why Itanium failed. His explanation centred on the fact that Intel decided early on that Itanium would only