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by atmosx 9mo ago
Once a month is fine ("/etc/cron.monthly/zfs-scrub"): #!/bin/bash # # ZFS scrub script for monthly maintenance # Place in /etc/cron.monthly/zfs-scrub POOL="st
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by atmosx 9mo ago
Will try this one soon, ty!
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by atmosx 9mo ago
The Nobel Prize was given at the beginning of his tenure. Of course it was a majestic failure because by the end, he held the record of "most dropped bombs by any US president"... IIRC it must have been something 25-30k.
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by atmosx 9mo ago
> I think people tend to forget how shit things were even 30 years ago. About thirty years ago a European family could survive on a single salary and get by decently. Now they can't. So, I'm not sure what are you talking about.
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by atmosx 9mo ago
Tried it earlier using UTM and the Apple hypervisor but didn’t boot.
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by atmosx 9mo ago
Iran doesn't have the ability to control what you see online. If BigCorps play along, the US can largely do that, to much much greater extend. So they don't really need to bring the internet down, they can just have LLMs create cu
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by atmosx 9mo ago
Oh good point. I mixed it up, UTM is using qemu under hood, but as someone mentioned now OpenBSD snapshot boots with qemu seemlesly. It's still virtualised though.
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by atmosx 9mo ago
Do sales backup these claims that come up very often or not? Does anyone has any data? Although the op is not wrong, maybe their decisions are data driven and pay off?
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by atmosx 9mo ago
“Welcome to the real world Neo!” “There is no cloud, it’s just somebody else’s computer” etc etc…
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by atmosx 9mo ago
> Nothing happening in the federal governemnt or the middle east or eastern Europe affects me from a local standpoint, and it's easy to stay informed on those events through a variety of sources. This is something that - for whateve
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by atmosx 9mo ago
> The problem with local journalism is simple: the product is produces is not worth what it costs to produce it. I find this approach superficial and dangerous. Maybe local journalism has been superseded or looks like not important to th
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by atmosx 9mo ago
Just make sure you have a local and remote backup server. From to time, test the restore process.
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by atmosx 9mo ago
You don’t have to run the control plane and you don’t have to manage DNS & SSL keys for the DNS entries. Additionally the RBAC is pretty easy. All these are manageable through other tools, but it’s more complicated stack to keep up.
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by atmosx 9mo ago
The responsibility falls always to the patient. That’s true with doctors are as well: you visit two doctors they give you different diagnosis, one tells to go for surgery, the other tells you it’s not worth the hassle. Who can decide? The p
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by atmosx 9mo ago
It’s not against AI. It’s against privacy issues arising though data mining & double speech.
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by atmosx 9mo ago
I agree. LLMs cannot and should not replace professionals but there are huge gaps that can be filled by intro provided and the fact that you can dig deeper into any subject is huge. This is probably a field that MistralAI could use privacy
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by atmosx 9mo ago
In most cases, that’s the opposite of chill.
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by atmosx 9mo ago
> It's your civic duty to determine when upholding the law degrades you and every else more than following it does. That’s a lot more complicated. What happens if a foreign power takes over Canada and changes the law? What is the st
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by atmosx 9mo ago
> but the idea of Cloudflare integrating with a broken 30-minute takedown API is dead on arrival. Why? Technically it’s very easy. Wha if JDV asked CloudFlare to implement this on a different occasion? Would it be dead on arrival?
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by atmosx 9mo ago
I am using the mistral API for personal projects through vim-ai and liteLLM. I must say that so far I don’t miss ChatGPT or Gemini (which I use at work).
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by atmosx 9mo ago
Fastmail is an Australian company. Their privacy laws are very poor. Fastmail servers are hosted in the US. Of course Fastmail doesn’t data mine email to create profiles and use for ads targeting and/or other purposes. However in this
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by atmosx 9mo ago
You ought to start from someplace though.
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by atmosx 9mo ago
We use Doppler reminders (secrets manager SaaS - no affiliation, it’s just a tool) and Slack reminders for team notifications. Additionally, we use long and detailed commits that act as “howTos” when manual actions is required - we just lin
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by atmosx 9mo ago
Reading? Doubt it. Seems like you already did a lot of reading. The Ousterhout book is very good and rather small but implementing is the thing that will improve your skills. You can either find OS tools and try to work through tickets, etc
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by atmosx 10mo ago
I own the KEF LSX II speakers and I can hear a slight difference in sound clarity between Spotify and Tidal in acoustic songs like i.e. "landslide" by "Fleetwood Mac". Note that Tidal is supported via "KEF Connect&q
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Phone number for youtube? I don't think so, need to double-check.
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Tidal has smaller library but higher quality (assuming your speakers allow you to tell the difference).
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by atmosx 10mo ago
There is this as well: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2025/sep/18/massive-attack...
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Not sure how many ppl know this: you can use another email provider, e.g. user@yahoo.com, to register to YouTube.
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Let me narrow the scope a bit. I believe that distrust in others is a flaw in human psychology. But it's old and has been stated by the likes of Plato and Dostoyevsky (e.g. "If God did not exist, everything would be acceptable&quo

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