Vegemeister

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by Vegemeister 1mo ago
If you need to do that again, maybe try turning the tREFI DRAM timing to the moon? That controls the refresh interval, which is very temperature sensitive. You could configure a marginally stable setting, let it boot, start running `memtest
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by Vegemeister 1mo ago
Indeed. This is a think tank whose publications are LLM-generated, but, like... This is what a think tank is for . A better headline would be "Israel fails to adequately paperwork their low-rent think tank".
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by Vegemeister 2mo ago
In the UK , a country known for its lack of press freedom. And the plaintiff was Matthew Garret, who has a past record of changing the words of other people's comments on his blog. The allegations of sockpuppetry are not inconsistent
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by Vegemeister 6mo ago
Stop trying to blame capitalism for your failure to jump out of the pot when they put ads in Windows 8. We very much do have options. I haven't had Windows on a personal machine since 2011.
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by Vegemeister 10mo ago
Isn't a simpler explanation that the FBI was co-opted in the same way as Adguard, rather than that the FBI is masterminding the scheme?
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by Vegemeister 10mo ago
A set of airpods + the Minimum Viable iPhone to configure the them to work as hearing aids is way cheaper than standalone hearing aids. Regulatory fetishism around "medical devices" is exactly what enabled hearing aids to become a
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
That is an interesting perspective, but it doesn't actually change my point, which is that if you want to build a distributed system that cannot be shut down, you have to be willing to collaborate with distributed system that cannot be
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
Keeping the average citizen away is a dramatic improvement. The pre-legalized-gambling era is in living memory, and we know what it was like.
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
If you meme yourself into getting the ick around libertarians, you cripple your ability to defend liberty. Imagine that.
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
>For example, your average CPU might look fine at 50%, but in truth you're using 200% for 500ms followed by 0% for 500ms, and when CPU is scarce your latency unexpectedly doubles. That is exactly the behavior that cgroups' cpu.
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
>reverse-domain name Why do people keep replicating this terrible design decision? It puts the lowest-entropy part of the name at the beginning, so that you have to parse (or type) the maximum number of characters before you get a unique
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
I think it kind of has to do with kubernetes, in that kubernetes embeds assumptions in its design and UI about the existence of a kernel capability which is almost, but not quite, entirely unlike the cpu.max cgroup knob, and then tries to u
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
Clown if you want, but he's absolutely right. There is exactly one sentence in that entire damn thing that comes close to touching on the question of why ventilation is desirable, and it is: >Pleasant, healthy air to breathe is th
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
Seeing as "(leaky and scrapped) refrigerators are damaging the upper atmosphere, allowing ionizing UV to reach the ground and cancering the everyone," actually happened and AFAIK is disputed by almost nobody, it's not that
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
I've visited the App Store world, and my experience was that, weighted by how often packages appear in search results, the median is charitably described as "potentially unwanted", and honestly described as malware.
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
IIRC the issue is with cultures that leave rice out on the counter at room temperature, because of historical inertia from per-refrigeration times. In that case, it does support life like anything else moist and pH neutral. But there is no
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
Probably doesn't smell peppery, though, especially if it's pre-ground.
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by Vegemeister 2y ago
Only one measly paragraph on the obvious improvement, eliminating the microwaves. Instead, launch independent steerable mirror satellites of the most economically efficient size, and point them at the highest bidder. No heavy transmitters o
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by Vegemeister 10y ago
Is there a way to do file-level encryption without leaking the number of files and their sizes? Because that seems much worse than any known problem with block-level encryption.
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by Vegemeister 11y ago
s/tripple/triple/g
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by Vegemeister 11y ago
Good. Every dollar that buys an ad shown to a robot is not buying an ad shown to a human.
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by Vegemeister 11y ago
>Meanwhile, the rich, in search of a more varied diet, bought, stole, wheedled, robbed, taxed, and ran off with appealing plants and animals, foodstuffs, and culinary techniques from wherever they could find them. Yup, that's Jacobi