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by ac29 1y ago
Yeah I use an OpenWRT router that cost ~$125 and should have just about all of the capability of the $500 Firewalla
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by ac29 1y ago
> nor why The Linux Foundation gives little to no support at all to it The Linux Foundation is mostly a dumping ground for dead and dying projects. Particularly they seem to specialize in abandoned commercial open source projects. I dont
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by ac29 1y ago
By magnitude it would be the second largest on that list
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by ac29 1y ago
> the intended audience was the people who showed support on the previous Show HN thread Your previous Show HN had 113 comments. That's a nice accomplishment but even if 100% of those commenters paid $25/month you aren't g
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by ac29 1y ago
Sounds like an Apple problem? Virtualization is definitely solved for your use case on Linux. Personally I use virt-manager for the UI but its all qemu underneath AFAIK.
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by ac29 1y ago
> Doesn't a DB9 connector include all the DB25 RS-232 handshaking lines Handshaking yes, but not all potential RS232 signals, of which there are 11. I work with RS232 frequently and even CTS/RTS is rare to use. Never personally
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by ac29 1y ago
> Trying to get first 50 users Your site says "10k+ active users"
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by ac29 1y ago
> (1) Acquiring at least one or two AI chip technology startups. (Lightmatter, Cerebrus, etc) Intel spent $2B on Habana and it went nowhere. Too bad, the hardware seemed promising enough.
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by ac29 1y ago
> Intel headcount in 2022 was 131,900. Not sure if you intentionally picked the all time high headcount, but you did. Intel's headcount was relatively stable between 100-110k people between 2014 and 2021 [0]. So, getting down to 75k
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by ac29 1y ago
They cut taxes for the years 2026 and later. The TCJA tax cuts expire this year.
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by ac29 1y ago
> Now I read articles like this one talking about "oh yeah Evolution filled up 100GB of space" like that's no big deal. Is this actually a practical issue though? Windows, Mac and Linux all support transparent compression
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by ac29 1y ago
> So if this model is comparable to Opus then it’s worth it. Qwen says this is similar in coding performance to Sonnet 4, not Opus.
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by ac29 1y ago
AMD says "256-bit LPDDR5x" It might be technically correct to call it 8 channels of LPDDR5 but 256-bits would only be 4 channels of DDR5.
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by ac29 1y ago
> If the destination doesn't exist, move renames the source file to the destination name in the current directory. This behavior is documented in Microsoft's official move command documentation. > For example: move somefile.
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by ac29 1y ago
Roughly 80% of SP500 companies pay dividends
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by ac29 1y ago
> Get 10,000 dollars to poland right now and pay less than a cent for the privilege if I’m wrong. How do you exchange from dollars to crypto and back to dollars (or zloty) for less than a cent?
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by ac29 1y ago
I think they are talking about roguelikes/roguelites
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by ac29 1y ago
You can login directly to steam big picture mode using gamescope if you have no need for a traditional desktop: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Steam#Big_Picture_Mode_from...
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by ac29 1y ago
I cant think of a single time ctrl-v or middle click didnt work
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by ac29 1y ago
Thats relay bandwidth, I assume exit node bandwidth is some fraction of that
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by ac29 1y ago
> Forget chat bots, most people will not pay for Software, period. Apple says their App Store did $53B in "digital goods and services" the US alone last year. Thats not 100% software, but its definitely more than 0%
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by ac29 1y ago
Are people really using gzip in 2025 for new projects? Zstd has been widely available for a long time. Debian, which is pretty conservative with new software, has shipped zstd since at least stretch (released 2017).
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by ac29 1y ago
Your link is talking about leaving drives unpowered for years. That would be a very odd use of a NAS.
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by ac29 1y ago
HuggingChat,not HuggingFace
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by ac29 1y ago
Social security is the largest source of income for the median boomer (the median boomer has approximately $100k in financial assets, not nearly enough to generate substantial income)
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by ac29 1y ago
I dont think anyone is arguing you shouldn't be allowed to pay 1000% markups on payment processing to Apple if you'd like to. But making the argument that Apple is the only company to solve secure payments on the internet is silly
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by ac29 1y ago
Looking at the closest one to me, $9/5lb (surely much less per pound in a bigger bag)
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by ac29 1y ago
> Calrose, the primary rice grown in California Surprising, because while its widely available in California it seems to be a tiny minority of available rice. A search I did says it is 80% of California's crop, so presumably a lot o
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by ac29 1y ago
> does it have the same sticky/wet/chewy texture that Japanese rice is famous for ? Calrose does but its not as good as the japanese rice I've had. Though I dont live in Japan and its possible only the better quality rices
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by ac29 1y ago
I did this recently and found out Comcast considers some security feature that runs only on their hardware to be part of the bundle they sold us. So, bringing your own modem gets rid of the rental fee, but requires moving to a different pla

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