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   by arjvik 3y ago

   By virtue of being an A record (native IP address) rather than a TXT record (string)
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   Admittedly my comment was incredibly long, but I did include > And like the parent comment mentions, OpenDNS somehow blocks requests that pass through a recursive resolver.
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   Saves a few milliseconds of transit at the expense of a few seconds of chuckling... not worth it :)
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   There's a whole list of such resolvers: Akamai: dig +short whoami.akamai.net @ns1-1.akamaitech.net Google: dig +short o-o.myaddr.l.google.com txt @ns1.google.com Cloudflare: dig +short whoami.cloudflare ch txt @
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   See sebastiennight's parent comment above - I think they meant to reply to you. Curious to see your response.
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   NSCDN? You missed the chance to name it CDNS!
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   I love https://ntfy.sh/ for my services running on headless servers - it lets me ping my phone with messages of varying urgency, and even duplicate the notifications to email for particularly information-dense messages.
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   Is configuring BIND hard just because it's got an obtuse zone and configuration format? Or because there are a lot of DNS-server-level decisions that need to be made?
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   Try Artix Linux instead! It's essentially Arch, but with an alternative unit system.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    I'll admit, I have no idea why southerntofu said non-profit, I was simply following the ethos of the comment and suggesting a service that is (seemingly) not being monetized while being quite reliable.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    I'll admit, I have no idea why southerntofu said non-profit, I was simply following the ethos of the comment and suggesting a service that is (seemingly) not being monetized while being quite reliable.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    GitHub pages?
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    I think we're talking about the same thing, but I explained it absolutely terribly. If we "dump the other output" back into the power source, such as the battery, does that solve the problem of not implicitly dumping it into
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Relevant XKCD, from not even a month ago: https://xkcd.com/2798/
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Say we use this (or any other) superconductor to build an AND gate. Assume one input is zero, so the information of the other input is lost. I assume the energy lost as heat occurs due to the "current" going into the and gate havi
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Does anyone have any benchmarks of using this or similar eGPUs for ML workflows with Nvidia cards on Linux laptops?
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    This is quite cheap compared to name brand eGPU docks—is there any reason to buy a $400+ Razer dock or other similarly expensive ones over this?
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Ha, got distracted in the middle of typing out my comment. Fixed now. Was saying that I managed to disable admin access for my user, so I had the pleasure of obtaining a recovery root shell and learning about the sudoers file.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Relative young'un here, my first introduction to Linux was Ubuntu 12.04 in 2013, when I was in elementary school :). The very first day I installed it, I managed to disable admin access for my user, so I had the pleasure of obtaining a
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Interesting. If this becomes a widespread practice, I suppose Cloudflare could start including bogus client subnet values in its upstream requests.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Interesting, what is the system/standard through which payroll companies advance-notify these banks?
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Getting paid early is essentially an automatic "Payday loan" provided by whoever you bank with (whatever institution receives your payhecks) as a perk of banking with them. I personally decline this service, because I don't l
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Is this from experience? Also, don't airlines have enough information to identify you anyway, even if you don't connect your rewards profile? Alternatively, is that bit of advice because airlines are particularly unhappy to let yo
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Because they want to price their tickets based on the value you receive, not their costs, to maximize their profit. AA sold the ticket assuming the customer was going between two small cities, with the "inconvenience" of a layover
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Just saw a news article about American Airlines banning a college-aged passenger from the airline for 3 years upon (correctly) suspecting he would skip the last leg of his flight because he presented a drivers license with his home address
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Rancher Desktop is a great way to do this while avoiding the anti-commercial rules of Docker Desktop -- it is fully OSS (Apache 2.0) and comes with the engine (virtualized on both Windows and MacOS), the CLI, and a (unfortunately limited) G
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Does Cloudflare DNS block it? Or are you proposing Cloudflare DNS as a solution?
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    This comes across as overly snarky. At best, you delayed productive conversation by the time needed for two asynchronous comments. At worst, you shame someone out of getting an answer to their question.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Somehow I think the overhead of TCP will be a lot more significant than the overhead of a copy from cache to memory. Wouldn't such a system make more sense for sending raw memory directly over the wire in some form of custom protocol?
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Does the epoxy prevent any kind of rotting?