arminiusreturns

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by arminiusreturns 1y ago
Stuff like this is why I chose to refactor my project into Godot. It lacks many of the UE/Unity features, so I am building many things myself, but the freedom I get feels worth the work. I have also been working on "commercial&quo
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by arminiusreturns 1y ago
Look, I know it's crazy. My own action MMORPG (think Mordhau meets Cyberpunk meets Arma 3). It's the perfect application of everything I already know as a platform engineer, and I get to learn all the things I don't. I'm
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by arminiusreturns 1y ago
Location: Southwest USA Remote: Preferred, open to physical presence for the right position. Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: I started as a network engineer and sysadmin, evolved into devops/SRE, currently more aligned with plat
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by arminiusreturns 1y ago
The meat squad used to call me "the perfect mix of Johnny Bravo and Samurai Jack" That's a compliment I'll take to the grave. =) “There is always hope.” - SJ
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by arminiusreturns 1y ago
Third party doctrine is what they abuse to do this.
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by arminiusreturns 1y ago
I'm so looking forward to a RISC future!
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by arminiusreturns 1y ago
Using Godot for my big project, thank you for donating the IK stuff to godot!
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by arminiusreturns 1y ago
As someone who has completely straddled both worlds (Arizona/Texas redneck raised, worked in woke VC/SV companies, with a social circle across the board): I view it as planting seeds, and harvesting them later. Before that can be
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by arminiusreturns 1y ago
I'll never forget having to SSH into Bejing servers because nobody on that side could fix a problem... (working at a Chinese heavy company for a bit)... I walked away realizing they are still copying the tech (IP theft, etc), but don&#
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by arminiusreturns 1y ago
I tend to use emacs from within screen(s), and use screen for the layout, but I think I might need to reconsider when 31 hits!
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
I wonder if yesterdays geomagnetic solar storm has any correlation...
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
My hacky solution for this when working with others has been using git post-receive/commit hooks to execute the org document (babel, pandoc, emacs html export, etc), so anybody with any editor can, if they understand the format, make c
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
Emacs org-mode and babel are what I use instead. Very powerful alternative to Jupyter imho, but of course not for everyone. I have used commit hooks so that non-emacs users could push updates that still get executed to avoid the emacs tie i
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
Use it everyday, preferable with a porcelain such as magit in emacs. Alias commands help. Run your own git server instead of using one of the big names. Use git hooks. ( https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizi
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
As a greybeard sysadmin, this is why I write pure html5/css3 with as little js as possible, and where it can't be avoided, vanilla with no frameworks. I really have grown to hate most frameworks... (and I don't hate em, but f
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
It's really one of those little gems not very many people know about or use, but it seems from the responses that is changing. As Brendan Gregg said: "Containers are just processes, cgroups, and namespaces."
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
Very cool and fun. I do worry about running so much stuff in kernel space though. Imagine a widespread 0day that hits the kernel, or kernel panics causing kernel crashes that require reboots, the user space priv escalation, etc... Are you d
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
eBPF is such a supertool that is slept on. I have been working on turning my nftables into it, (on low-latency/high-throughput targets) may I ask how you are using it with Rust?
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
Am I the only one who uses eww? Thats the w3m replacement. Strong shoutout to nyxt, it's not terminal based but it is fast and I've liked it so far.
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
No it is not, especially the filter controls, and a few other "add-ons" that are not actually core parts of LLMs. As for what they actually do with it, we don't know that either unless by leaks.
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
Just gotta set your bashrc! # Ensure history is written after every command, allowing it to persist across sessions shopt -s histappend # Append to history instead of overwriting PROMPT_COMMAND="history -a; history -c; hist
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
I fear we are about to see refreshed patent trolling conflicts regarding software designs, as it's all in the IP these days, which is the "moat" you are looking for.
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
Cisco was in that list too.
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
All Souls is the college of the elite circle of the Rhodesian network that is a central node origin of the round table group whos intention was the reconquest of America. I consider them the enemy. "To and for the establishment, promot
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
>> Yes, which is why the aim is to have 0 legitimate players getting caught by this, obviously. One thing this is missing is that forcing addicted players to buy again helps bring in the cash flow, so what a few legit people got wrapp
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
I'm working on something that allows you to mirror your online (my game world) virtual "possessions" locally, open-source, free, forever.
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
Yes. (except for when it's the Vatican, etc)
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
It's more like saying you built the building. (I've bootstrapped datacenters to t2)
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
Damn the servile simp responses here are revealing. They are setting precedence and will use this on other things. Yes TikTok and many apps are used by many hostile foreign governments (Israel/Unit 8200 for example) (btw, RedNote got
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by arminiusreturns 2y ago
Back when I was a wee sysadmin helping start a MSP, we had lots of law firms, and I can confirm, despite claims of checks on this, the privacy invading things I saw them do! Supposedly the checks have actually gotten better, but I'm sk

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