_joel

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901.
by _joel 3y ago
Currently 33% of my power is coming from renewables, another 15% from nuclear. There's 0% coming in from coal.
902.
by _joel 3y ago
It's turtles, all the way down..
903.
by _joel 3y ago
Working fine here for me on macos, latest FF, uBlock enabled
904.
by _joel 3y ago
IT wise, It's been a fair few years since I've been in a department that does asset management, we used to use GLPI with it's warts and all, which got replace with https://github.com/netbox-community/netb
905.
by _joel 3y ago
Sure, in addition to this though. IP reputation comes from spamhaus.org and the like and implemented in spamassassin or something similar, at SMTP(ish) level. What you're talking about there is SPF/DKIM etc, which is an anti-spam
906.
by _joel 3y ago
It's not part of SMTP, it's part of the cludge of anti-spam measures we bolted on top of it.
907.
by _joel 3y ago
Because I'm curious as to when the affected code was introduced and if it affected older kernels that I run. Pure curiosity, mainly, as I know chances are it will have been patched. I still have PTSD from the Spectre kernel fun, so cut
908.
by _joel 3y ago
Maybe they need a setup that works themselves
909.
by _joel 3y ago
Cheers! I was looking for a table or something in bold
910.
by _joel 3y ago
What kernel versions are affected by this, difficult to parse from the page on a skim.
911.
by _joel 3y ago
Possibly paid deposits and on a wait list, expecting to get RH drive.
912.
by _joel 3y ago
Import market and EU residents ariving in their car by ferry/chunnel say hello
913.
by _joel 3y ago
Working fine for me atm
914.
by _joel 3y ago
I just love how many architecture this runs on, even toasters!
915.
by _joel 3y ago
They're a random string of text unique to each site, I wouldn't even class them as 'my' passwords, just a derirative. Password Managers are a godsend (happy 1password user).
916.
by _joel 3y ago
Do I need to be a datadog user for this, or just a Jira/Github user?
917.
by _joel 3y ago
It's by the guy who setup CentOS originally, no?
918.
by _joel 3y ago
Quite a few RISC-V boards on the market now, no?
919.
by _joel 3y ago
what tracks a blackout tracker when the blackout tracker blacksout?
920.
by _joel 3y ago
No arm or x86_64 love?
921.
by _joel 3y ago
Have they released netinst images yet, can only see 11.7
922.
by _joel 3y ago
Whilst I'm no longer an Ubuntu user due to their snap debacle, I don't think this is all that fair, they released over a year apart and LTS is LTS for a reason :)
923.
by _joel 3y ago
Generative Adversarial Networks nis my first thought
924.
by _joel 3y ago
double bum drop
925.
by _joel 3y ago
> This confirms to me what I suspected when I was trying to determine whether to host my own Grafana stack or use the Grafana Cloud free tier - that I'd end up spending a ton of time fiddling with a constellation of services I didn&
926.
by _joel 3y ago
The detectors are such precision instruments it took over 10 years of calibration until they even had the first detection. Maybe some far off comms network could use them, but I doubt anytime soon. I wonder if you could use erasure codes wi
927.
by _joel 3y ago
I take it they didn't extend that to the package managers :)
928.
by _joel 3y ago
Why do this rather than use a Dockerfile?
929.
by _joel 3y ago
With a dodgy 2->3 migration pathway and far too many package managers.
930.
by _joel 3y ago
It's a shame the website looks so broken (in ff)

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