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7y ago
Yeah I'm actually using netgate boxes right now. I just figure rpis are cheaper. Thanks for the info.
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7y ago
Not sure I understand this. Apple means both hardware and software, are you cutting software and using linux on a macbook, or cutting hardware too and using on a windows machine?
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7y ago
Oh dear God that's tiny. How do you stand that? Genuinely curious; I feel like I'd end up claustrophobic.
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7y ago
Any company which operates large factories probably has its own ASN and runs its own networks. Every thing's gotta be internet-enabled these days, and at a certain scale, it becomes cost-effective.
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7y ago
This seems like it could start replacing cheap firewall hardware. I believe pfsense no longer requires aes-ni (?), so it seems like a good choice for that.
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7y ago
I'm going to fourth the below suggestion. I'd love to see some more about how you achieved this.
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7y ago
For those of us who aren't there, can you clarify how big a standard European living room is? This has nothing to do with the resolution stuff you mentioned, just curious.
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7y ago
I'm not sure I'd use a pi has an HTPC for true blue-ray type 4K. Not to ding it, and I'm very excited (and happy to be proven wrong), but I'm not sure it will have the performance for that. I expect quite a bit will de
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7y ago
It does at least need a heatsink. Though it will function without it, you may get temperature warnings, and it will run hot enough to significantly reduce component life. I've also hooked an old PC case fan to the GPIO pins or a USB
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7y ago
When I read stuff like this, I sometimes pause and think how wonderful it is I have access to so much information. Reading interesting pieces like this is one of my greatest hobbies; thank you to the author.
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7y ago
Let me take a moment to vent on the garbage that is the dell UEFI firmware. I have an excellent, new machine, an XPS 15 9570. According to systemd-analyze, it took eight seconds to get past firmware, corroborated by my observations. There
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7y ago
I used this one: https://www3.epa.gov/carbon-footprint-calculator/
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7y ago
This is doubly true because zuck bucks will undermine the position of the Dollar as the world's reserve currency. Facebook is giving yen, euro, etc. a say in the value of the coin.
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7y ago
I'd give "-alexa -amazon -presentation" a shot; see if that helps. Also maybe add "-site:amazon.com" or "-site:*.amazon.com" (pretty sure that one works).
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7y ago
This is a good idea in theory, but I want you to think about how much difficulty we have with passwords all ready. Not confident this is workable.
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7y ago
Dividing household total (according to the EPA calculator: https://www3.epa.gov/carbon-footprint-calculator/ ) number of people, about 5.7 tons/person/yr. This is less than the American average. This is also
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7y ago
> You use "post-modernism" like Jordan Peterson uses "post-modernism"... incorrectly, and likely without having read any of it. Incorrect on both counts. And I use it to describe the philosophical base that essential
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7y ago
> privileged people I don't eat a ton of beef, but no, beef is relatively affordable (at least in America). But I do eat a lot more chicken, and not a ton of beef. With that said, I want a good steak once every few months and a
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7y ago
I agree it's a much better standard, but it's not a minor sacrifice for every one. There are a lot of old things which will be discarded and contribute to e-waste, though that may be somewhat offset by one connector. I wish peop
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7y ago
Yeah, but for now, I need something other than just USB-C. I don't want to replace all my peripherals, nor do I want to carry dongles.
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7y ago
Please give it real ports. Not just USB-C. And please make it not catch fire. And the keyboard not break. And the CPU not thermal-throttle terribly. And Nvidia GPU option. And a screen that has a reasonably-durable ribbon cable. And
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Cattle likely won't change. I'm going to keep eating meat. And deforestation may not change due to exploding population. However, that doesn't mean we can't capture carbon. I've seen numerous promising business
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Malthusianism more or less espouses an equilibrium - short on food, people die, more food available, people have more kids, cycle repeats. Not that all the humans need to die. There's also a great deal of difference between "I b
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"In the North Korean capital city of Pyongyang, Western news articles reported that a hidden camera was placed to catch citizens with improper hairstyles. This was part of a television programme broadcast at the same time as Let's
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Jesus Christ, you're not serious, are you? How evil can you get? The ends do not justify the means.
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> cannot be fixed without the entire planet committing to it. And if the entire planet will not commit as you desire? Then what will you do? War is the ultimate extension of any policy; will you personally go kill other people because
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> rapid depopulation What exactly do you mean by this, and how would you accomplish it? Assuming, that is, that nuclear doesn't work (for whatever reason), as you've drawn a dichotomy.
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> The only way this is happening is if the planet gets depopulated of humans rapidly. Please don't tell me you're one of those "earth would be better of were we all dead" people. I can't stand that kind of post-
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It's about darn time. Regardless of the whole "nuke" situation, Iran has been a thorn in the side of companies for years. Between them and North Korea, civilian operations are regularly crippled and data stolen. I even kno
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Proud firefox convert. I used chrome for quite a number of years, but their quantum update convinced me to move (though I've seen other posts mentioning it was seriously buggy at first, I didn't switch right away). As others hav
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