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by ab71e5 1y ago
Wow, was it actually 90 minutes of standing?
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by ab71e5 1y ago
Beer is about 5%, so 14 times 20 = 280ml of beer, pretty standard beer glass size
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by ab71e5 2y ago
That assumes booting is a synchronous action instead of asynchronous, giving time to fetch a cup of coffee
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by ab71e5 2y ago
Which book was that? The bootlin course slides are pretty good
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by ab71e5 2y ago
Great tips, did not know about the `hashconfig:remote` option. Currently dealing with a difficult setup where we have subrepos (so just using an `~/.ssh/config` alias for github.com:org does not work), some dependencies downloaded
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by ab71e5 2y ago
Awesome, you are kind of describing my dream job. Any particular hobby projects you are willing to share? I'm working on something myself trying to use eBPF/XDP offloading for a particular protocol
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by ab71e5 2y ago
What sort of projects did you do to get into network stack and driver development on BSD?
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by ab71e5 2y ago
Why? You could just copy the binary and signature to your EFI partition from Windows? What am I missing here?
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by ab71e5 2y ago
> Microsoft's stated intention was that Windows Update would only apply the SBAT update to systems that were Windows-only, and any dual-boot setups would instead be left vulnerable to attack until the installed distro updated its gr
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by ab71e5 2y ago
This is amazing, thanks for the breakdown. I guess this article makes it seem easier than it is. I will stick to SoM for linux for my projects for now but definitely going to try some stm32g0 and the like custom boards
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by ab71e5 2y ago
Thanks! Yes I should probably start with something simpler, I have a tendency to want to skip ahead to the good stuff
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by ab71e5 2y ago
Question for anyone who has done something similar : how feasible would the hardware part be for someone who has some basic electronic / breadboarding knowledge but no pcb design experience? Besides this excellent article what would be
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by ab71e5 2y ago
So basically what would be a BMC on a server? I saw that the SFF PC I use as a server has intel Active Management support, I am thinking to just use this if I can get it to work.
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by ab71e5 2y ago
But in Debian you could download the source package and patch it yourself should you want to as well right?
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by ab71e5 2y ago
I've heard the same thing, but for cycling. However I wonder if that is not mostly for people who train much more than a normal person, like a pro or your ultra marathon friends. I understood the idea was that by running / cycling
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by ab71e5 2y ago
Been out of the dating scene quite a while, but for those who are not, has the 'old school' way of meeting people and asking a phone number etc. become harder now? Do people only want to use dating apps for that purpose now?
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by ab71e5 3y ago
One that's very easy to make is bread kvass : basically just toasted bread, sugar and some yeast, either sourdough starter or regular bread yeast. It kinda tastes like a weak wheat beer. I assume with some hops it would taste even more
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by ab71e5 3y ago
You don't need to move to these specific places in the Netherlands, in pretty much any city/suburb or town over ~3000 or something people you will have everything you need within safe biking distance, including a train or bus stat
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by ab71e5 3y ago
Noticed this too, there is some rational annoyance with 'impeding traffic' (perceived or actual) or breaking rules but the impact there is so small that it doesn't explain the negative response. I've had people literally
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by ab71e5 3y ago
Yeah it should be something like char fname[BUFSIZE]; Also better to pass that in as a variable I don't think you can return a char array allocated on the stack like that
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by ab71e5 3y ago
Never heard about netdevsim before, not too much documentation shows up in a quick search though. Seems like a tool for control plane solution development in the absence of a nic / driver that supports hardware offloading?
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by ab71e5 3y ago
Same thing for OpenWrt I think. I believe it works by using a squashfs and tmpfs and using overlayfs to overlay the tmpfs on top of the r/o filesystem. But I'm not sure that fits the definition used here for immutable OS: > We
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by ab71e5 4y ago
> That is, sudo pacman -S some-package may lead to problems, so it's recommended to use sudo pacman -Syu some-package instead (see this section for more details). I think `pacman -S some-package` is fine, it's `pacman -Sy some-
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by ab71e5 7y ago
That's what I thought. Maybe it is about the state showing what it could do for Amazon in the future, should they build their HQ there? Or maybe it is more about saving the image of the company then the actual fine?
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by ab71e5 7y ago
Management and control plane software for radios. Like others said, not that much VxWorks specific knowledge required just like another RTOS.
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by ab71e5 7y ago
The UN report [1] says that if the world population switches to a fully plant-based diet by 2050, accounting for the expected growth in population, we would actually use less land and less water as we do now. So we could in terms of land an
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by ab71e5 7y ago
That just means a high percentage of the area is used for grazing, but I believe OP was asking how much of the total meat produced (by weight?) comes from grazing.
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by ab71e5 7y ago
I think that's exactly what Canada's federal carbon tax is, and even so it's wildly unpopular unfortunately.
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by ab71e5 7y ago
Really? Because it's used in so many fields there should be something interesting there one would think. Of the top of my head: Defense, agriculture, home automation, industrial automation, finance, automotive, oil&gas, space resar
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by ab71e5 8y ago
I mean you totally can, in eastern Europe. But you're missing the point of the article, which is that Europeans supposedly enjoy a more 'rich' life in other ways than material goods. Although I do not fully agree, most of Eur

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