agapon

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by agapon 5y ago
You probably don't know much about Ukraine then.
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by agapon 5y ago
What are you trying to say?
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by agapon 5y ago
According to whom? I am a Ukrainian in Ukraine. Not Little Russian in Little Russia.
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by agapon 5y ago
My personal pet theory is that Russia is afraid that practical nuclear fusion will make them irrelevant on the energy market, and by extension at all. That's why they are trying to "seize the moment" while they can.
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by agapon 5y ago
> It's even written into their Constitution. It's you who is bullshitting here. That was not in Ukrainian Constitution until Russia invaded and occupied parts of Ukraine. Before that Ukraine declared itself as a completely neu
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by agapon 5y ago
> Which is why it's been so stupid of the US and the EU to push for Ukraine's inclusion into the EU & NATO. This is an incredibly stupid (and false) thing of you to say. With all due respect and apologies. As far as we, Ukr
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by agapon 5y ago
> The moment separatists started taking over Ukrainian territory, they should've attempted to take that back. Where have you been from June to August of 2014?
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by agapon 5y ago
I visited it once while working at Bellcore / Telcordia's Piscataway office.
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by agapon 6y ago
zpool status
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by agapon 6y ago
There was a study done that asked people on the right and left to try to imagine what the views and feeling of the other side were. People on the left were able to do a reasonable job of identifying the positions of the right. People on the
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by agapon 6y ago
> But I'm sure somebody somewhere is going to be celebrating. For sure. https://imgur.com/gallery/L9VNpP4
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by agapon 6y ago
I think that you seriously misunderstand what _PRW method does. Hint: to execute any code, including quoted ASL, the processors has to be woken up and running in a proper context.
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by agapon 6y ago
[This is just for laughs] I also never had problems with suspend. Resume is a different story, though.
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by agapon 6y ago
IMHO, we all want to live in the "ever after". I think that's why many successful startups (or startup-like companies) get sold by their founders to mega-corps. The existence and seemingly never-ending expansion of mega-corps
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by agapon 6y ago
It's also worth noting that in sys/queue.h double-linked containers have an elegant trick where 'prev' is not the traditional pointer to the previous element. Instead, 'prev' is a pointer to a pointer, it&#x27
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by agapon 6y ago
Looks like some people use the CIS to mean the ex-USSR sans Baltic states. But even then it is not correct. For all practical purposes the CIS is completely useless and the term itself fell out of circulation by now (even in the member coun
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by agapon 6y ago
In some cases -- when the file is smaller. For small files ZFS uses the smallest possible block size that can accommodate the file. Once the file grows beyond the recordsize (maximum block size), it uses recordsize-sized blocks.
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by agapon 6y ago
As the sibling comment says, ZFS does not _require_ ECC. It's your data that requires it. Whichever filesystem you use. If you care about the data, of course.
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by agapon 6y ago
My takeaway: some stuff is better not to confiscate / store as evidence. No one would store a jar of milk in a warehouse. No one would store piles of TNT or dynamite in such conditions. But they were storing just "goods". L
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by agapon 6y ago
Haven't watched the video, but is it from Shariy? If yes, then you wildly misrepresented him.
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by agapon 6y ago
Or register a domain with Gandi and they provide a free email service to you. Only two free accounts (with "unlimited" aliases), but that should be sufficient for most personal uses.
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by agapon 6y ago
> Authoritarianism is bad for business But it's also good for business when the business's owner belongs to a ruling clique or is very close to it or, at least, always cooperates with it.
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by agapon 6y ago
sed -i / sed -I since forever.
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by agapon 6y ago
Where do you see such usage in the article?
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by agapon 6y ago
I think it's "memento" not "momento".
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by agapon 6y ago
I am not sure but I think that it is for various "soft RAIDs" like those that come with AHCI / SATA controllers (including integrated ones). True hardware RAID controlelr probably require more magic.
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by agapon 6y ago
The terms that describe those types are Line-interactive and On-line UPS. E.g., https://blog.tripplite.com/line-interactive-vs-on-line-ups-s...
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by agapon 6y ago
I think that +1 translates to -k 2. And, at least, FreeBSD's sort still supports +N.
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by agapon 6y ago
Now imagine that the bots can learn and can modify their behavior. And eventually through chaotic trials some of them learn that even a small gang can defeat / out-compete a large number of un-associated individuals -- and thus satisf
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by agapon 6y ago
It's not the end of the world, of course, but sometimes it makes debugging much harder. Especially with higher optimization levels.

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