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811.
by _joel 3y ago
Sorry, not disabling SIP for something that I can already do without needing to nobble security policies (and have them reset/impossible due to MDM). If there was user/networking space in Darwin then maybe I'd be interested b
812.
by _joel 3y ago
Bizarre
813.
by _joel 3y ago
> that is acceptable especially when you use a new technology Not really when it's accounting software.
814.
by _joel 3y ago
Oh man, there's a blast from the past! Congratulations!
815.
by _joel 3y ago
Yes, otherwise interference would be a right pain (or render it unusable completely). This happens for many wireless systems (like bluetooth too).
816.
by _joel 3y ago
So, it's not a hypervisor, KVM is the hypervisor, it's a management plane using perl and qemu (fixed it for you, you're right, libvirt isn't used, my bad) to do the same thing libvirt does. Glad we cleared up that it&#x2
817.
by _joel 3y ago
Proxmox doesn't do the virtualisation, that's KVM. That's the hypervisor. I'm not sure why you find this so difficult to understand. You told me to, "Try It". I have. Many times, I told you about them and you d
818.
by _joel 3y ago
Just try it? Didn't want to have a pissing contest, but if you will. I've have, since late 2000's and used it to deploy production deployments for eden.sahanafoundation.org in Haiti, Chengdu and other places, using Proxmox an
819.
by _joel 3y ago
Proxmox can use a hypervisor, KVM, or manage containers. It's not a hypervisor. Xen is also hypervisor. Saying proxmox is a hypervisor is like saying virt-manager is a hypervisor.
820.
by _joel 3y ago
There's an irony of me getting distracted from what I should be doing by looking at ditraction filters...
821.
by _joel 3y ago
Proxmox isn't a hypervisor (last time I checked!), it's a management plane to different hypervisors.
822.
by _joel 3y ago
Now that's what I call Big Iron
823.
by _joel 3y ago
Hrm, 70% of water is owned by foreign investors. 66% of UK listed shares are owned by foreign investors (most utilities are PLC's). So, yea, not a lie.
824.
by _joel 3y ago
Indeed, if you don't have enough delta V to maintain your altitude due to atmospheric drag, increased by solar flares. They've lost them before due to this, an entire batch.
825.
by _joel 3y ago
A large chunk of the UK infrastructure isn't owned by the UK nowadays...
826.
by _joel 3y ago
It's elixir, but this provides a lot of nice tooling https://nerves-project.org/
827.
by _joel 3y ago
Fair one if it's improved but it still feels on par with WSL2 for user experience, some people like that I guess. A vanilla linux laptop just seems better imho but I've not played with one for a while, I admit.
828.
by _joel 3y ago
Yes, but if you want to run linux, then I wouldn't suggest getting a Chromebook. It's a square peg in a round hole imho, just get a laptop.
829.
by _joel 3y ago
| uget: https://sourceforge.net/projects/urlget/ Appreciate sf.net isn't as shady now, but ironic it should be listed as that used to spread malware. https://www.howtogeek.com/218764/warn
830.
by _joel 3y ago
Sounds like, er, download managers from the 90's a la https://getright.com/
831.
by _joel 3y ago
I'd rather not participate in the network, have the network flow logs on my ISP and it's slow. You can run the app on top of Tor if you need it. Seems to be not just me that can't understand why it's needed and it's
832.
by _joel 3y ago
So run Tor if you need those, I'm still not getting why it needs to be a dependency persobnally.
833.
by _joel 3y ago
> Kefrens Bars Looks like a cracked LCD to me :)
834.
by _joel 3y ago
> if there is intelligent life it will not easily get here either. We made need to redefine intelligent life if we think of ourselves as the pinacle of intelligence or rather in the upper eschelons.
835.
by _joel 3y ago
It's not really "seeing" them but the absopbtion of light in certain wavelengths that shows what's present in the exoplanet's atmosphere. There's a whole new branch of sience looking for bio and techno signatur
836.
by _joel 3y ago
Seems strange to me too, can't think of anything that would need it functionality wise that can't be done in less, let's say, problematic, dependencies. If you want to run on Tor, fine, just run Tor.
837.
by _joel 3y ago
beat me to it, unless I've missed a few movies since!
838.
by _joel 3y ago
Apartment? I assume your home? The upkeep of locks in a hotel is a bit more involved, as customers lose keys and they need to be reset for the next room guest (for larger hotels, at least)
839.
by _joel 3y ago
Jeez, I remember when that came out, "very old", feels like yesterday
840.
by _joel 3y ago
Won't the VoIP codec break the modulation? I doubt the speeds would be stellar, anyway.

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