Tsiklon

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by Tsiklon 1y ago
I used to work with a very gifted old school systems engineer who used to run the network and systems behind a country TLD; I remember him telling me about how he sent an email from the TLD itself out to the world - something that baffled a
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by Tsiklon 1y ago
I’m a lapsed catholic. I look forward to seeing how the new Pope chooses to use his position. I saw Francis as a decent, respectable man, and especially took heart in his and the church’s recent rational missive on AI. Leo XIV has to rise t
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by Tsiklon 1y ago
All depends on how they market it. Wind down windows to me today is an aesthetic statement - “we are selling a cheap, no frills vehicle - look see! Even wind down windows” Such positioning could be what the intended customer base react well
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by Tsiklon 1y ago
Does LILO work on EFI systems or is GRUB preferred in that case? I’ve not built a Slackware box in a long time… maybe this evening I’ll see about putting a VM together
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by Tsiklon 1y ago
Silly tangentially related question; I like to think of myself as fairly competent in the Linux and unix world. In the unix systems of the past was it easier to hold a more complete understanding of the system and its components in your hea
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Lambda collaborated with Razer on their last tensorbook in 2022. It was literally a then current Razer Blade running Ubuntu
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
More people are capable of buying T-shirts than have the understanding to buy and operate their own domain. This doesn’t seem like a surprise to me.
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
From some of the interviews i saw at B580’s launch, it seems like Intel know the shortcomings of the Alchemist and Battlemage architectures, but weren’t able to change them before launch. Of course these are parts that have been in the work
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
I’m really hopeful for the future of Intel’s GPU pipeline. B580 proved there is an audience for their parts. If a C770 or C970 card can prove to be a contender like B580 is at the respective price point then people will buy them.
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Steam audio is apache v2 https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-audio/blob/master/LIC...
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Have you enabled mouse mode in your tmux configuration? I’ve found it to have none of the scroll issues you describe on my Mac and Linux systems
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Personally I find tmux’s default split keys to be a bit obtuse, personally I like to use hyphen and pipe for horizontal and vertical splits. Likewise i enable vim keybindings, mouse mode, and if you use a Mac and iTerm selecting text will a
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Particularly interesting given the UK’s nuclear deterrent relies on a delivery system consisting of a co-mingled pool of Trident II missiles held in the United States.
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
The game mechanics and how the story is told is worth experiencing by itself in it’s original form before seeing the modern interpretation in Black Mesa
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Arkane (Dishonoured) were making a Ravenholm based game, it was canned towards the end of development.
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
I enjoyed this - but I do feel it missed out on Intel’s big win in successfully swaying Apple to their side with the Mac, and the dramatic fall from favour Intel’s products had with Apple. I feel it would have gone well with the iPhone sect
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
This sort of issue is a relatively regular occurrence in the server fleet I and my team deal with. A handful of servers a month (out of thousands) end up misbehaving - a system won’t respond to a power up command from the BMC, a PCI-E devic
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
As an aside I have foolishly never once thought that you could pipe both stdout and stderr to another program at the same time. You learn something new each day.
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
I’d also imagine there’s firms using SDI video capture cards for on set/production purposes. Outside of local storage I also used to see Fibre channel HBAs and the like somewhat commonly on the older cheese grater (unsure how common th
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Personally I like apple laptop keyboards now, I find them better than many windows machines, or at least tolerable; I have a Razer laptop as well which has a decent keyboard. Thankfully on the macOS front, there’s more than just the laptops
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Premium Bonds are quite a popular savings product especially in times of low savings interest. What I find interesting is that NS&I, being government backed guarantee the security of all money in their accounts across all products, well
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
I’d love an old UNIX machine like this or one of the later Solaris SPARC desktop towers. Beautiful machines running now rare software. How does the documentation for the software development environment for this machine stack up today?
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Ohh cool I didn’t know ZealPC was making HE switches
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
This layout exists, it’s a little rare, it’s called a “Southpaw” layout - vendors like Keychron have ready to ship models.
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Do you prefer a click or a quiet tactile bump? The MX browns you describe are a light quiet tactile switch. Most of these Hall effect keyboards are all running linear switches - no tactility whatsoever. I’ve seen a handful of switches which
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
I miss the days of the regional scenes in music. These seem to be long past us now. Using metal as an example; the 80’s and 90’s as an example had several distinct vibrant scenes, Bergen’s Black Metal, Gothenburg’s Melodeath, Tampa Bay’s De
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
“Chi-Fi” IEMs in particular has been an area that has had phenomenal competition and growth in the years since this article has come out. A significant proportion of tastes in sound are catered for, at all price points; with particular heat
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
If you have a modern Mac you have very little business using `pdisk`. It is only for editing disks mapped with an “Apple Partion Map”. This is obsolete replaced in practice by GPT on modern apple machines.
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
I dislike the subscription too, I also purchased my RM2 before that came into effect. I purchased an RMPP and my “feature license” for lack of a better term did carry through.
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by Tsiklon 2y ago
Is there something to be said for “consumable” deep water off shore ports for contents that are “sensitive” like this? Diplomatically one can say “yes you can dock here and unload cargo, but we demand that it be off shore and away from othe

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