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by _joel 3y ago
I do it all the time, mainly to keep for the dog. I was asked this week at a pizza place if I wanted to take the rest home too. I don't think it's as uncommon as you think.
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by _joel 3y ago
Anyone else think of a cordless phone when the saw DECT?
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by _joel 3y ago
I'm not sure sonar would work all that well in a canal, given everything else in it.
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by _joel 3y ago
Any benefit for cdktf?
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by _joel 3y ago
Most consumers don't do offsite backups (more than icloud syncs of a few photos or whatever, 20Mbps fine for that) and upload lots to youtube, I guess.
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by _joel 3y ago
Also checkout OPAL too https://docs.opal.ac/ which works with OPA to add a delivery layer and keep stuff in sync. There's some other interesting work with spiffe/spire that I've been investingating for $WORK,
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by _joel 3y ago
I think that depends on the usage and what they're smoking tbf. Weed can play havok with sleep or be an aid.
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by _joel 3y ago
> Houthis? New phone.
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by _joel 3y ago
£800 a month in the UK wouldn't clear the vast majority of peoples' rent, let alone bills and food on top of that.
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by _joel 3y ago
This and doing stage 0 Gentoo install, which subsequently broke in interesting ways on running emerge. Fixing that was probably what got me enough 'real world' skill to be able to do it for a living.. 20 years later, here we are.
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by _joel 3y ago
This era of computing fascinates me. I've been enjoying Usagi Electic's series (on youtube) about the Bendix, which is about the same vintage.
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by _joel 3y ago
This is piping to man, not bash. Interesting vector if you're worried about people piping into man from curl, but there you go.
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by _joel 3y ago
From the post curl -sL -H "Accept: text/roff" https://jamesg.blog/2024/02/28/programming-projects/ > post.page && man ./post.page If curl's process is interupted, it&#
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by _joel 3y ago
There's not much difference doing a pipe or using and intermediary file and "excecuting" that straight away. There's no manual step in the documentation there to read the output before it's run.
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by _joel 3y ago
Dom't forget Ireland (according to Father Ted) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSstu2tzrng
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by _joel 3y ago
No.
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by _joel 3y ago
I think you underestimate how many people use Safari.
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by _joel 3y ago
The era of ratemypoo . com (I've not checked if this site still exists or what, ymmv).
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by _joel 3y ago
Being a Mancunian of a certain vintage, these make me homesick.
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by _joel 3y ago
Controversial move there.
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by _joel 3y ago
The Expanse was fantastic (although checking now it started on Syfy for first 3 series).
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by _joel 3y ago
Kubernetes runs across multiple nodes to achieve that, that don't need to be in the same datacentre, though.
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by _joel 3y ago
> You can open a terminal and come back in a month and it will still be there. Unlikely kunernetes where containers regularly go down. You mixing apples and oranges there, by comparing kubernetes workloads to mainframes. Kubernetes isn&#
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by _joel 3y ago
You've missed the point of libvirtd.
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by _joel 3y ago
Or if you're feeling a little more adventurous https://github.com/retspen/webvirtcloud
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by _joel 3y ago
Shout out to https://virt-manager.org/ - works much better for me, supports running qemu on remote systems via ssh. I used to use this all the time for managing bunches of disparate vm hosts and local vms.
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by _joel 3y ago
We need middle endian
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by _joel 3y ago
Now if only I could get a holiday to Lanzarote from there, for £99 a person. That would be true nostalgia :D
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by _joel 3y ago
Sure, it was a test platform, to prove that they can use a less RAD hardened design by using the more novel approach. I'd imagine future rovers will definitely use a similar approach.
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Is there a BLACK HOLE inside the Sun? [video](youtube.com)
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