broknbottle

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by broknbottle 2y ago
You can tell something to run on e-core just not p-cores
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Soon kubernetes will be running on a Toyota Prius near you
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Yes Ingy Dotnet
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by broknbottle 2y ago
I'd potentially pay $200 for unlimited and better access to Claude Sonnet 3.5v2 but definitely not inferior chatgpt models. You can charge a premium when you have the best and OpenAI doesn't have the best.
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by broknbottle 2y ago
the irony, preventing and killing something that is actually useful, while we let crowdcrap hum along consuming tons of memory and bottlenecking IO so it can do snakeoil things...
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Cool to see them using just
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Nah it's not Peter Todd. It's actually Red Herring. https://scoobydoo.fandom.com/wiki/Red_Herring
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Nice, now lets see Paul Allen's web server.
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by broknbottle 2y ago
https://github.com/OpenPrinting/cups-browsed/issues/36
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by broknbottle 2y ago
It's been obvious that it's CUPS as it was reported to affect linux, bsd, macos, etc.. The guy even forked the repo on github a couple weeks ago.. very lukewarm and over hyped imo.. it's a bit sad that the person spent weeks
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by broknbottle 2y ago
ugh this one is by the worst and the only way to discover is knowing your password is 100% correct. I usually will drop the password length from 24 -> 12 to sort it out.
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Ah you must be referring to /dev/nullDB?
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by broknbottle 2y ago
You mean we could save $32 million a year just by replacing this one guy with AI?
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Rules for thee but not for me!
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by broknbottle 2y ago
No need to speculate and worry about this sort of thing, PC manufacturers have been doing this for years.. https://www.techdirt.com/2015/08/13/lenovo-busted-stealthily... https://www.dell.com/
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by broknbottle 2y ago
whoa, I believe her son also passed away like ~5 months ago.
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Once AI has replicated and replaced all human based thinking, creativity and task, etc, then what should we do with the humans? If something no longer serves its original purpose, why keep it around? I wonder if AI will eventually collect h
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Hmm it’s as though Linux is living in dark ages and having a root be a special user could result in something going wrong. Perhaps Lennart will come will return to Red Hat after his stint at Microsoft and introduce SecureTokens
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Why would Microsoft prioritize silly feature like auto discovery of hardware and installing the drives when they could put that time towards more meaningful features. For example, more Ads, making the systems settings menu worse, more Bing
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by broknbottle 2y ago
All these people claiming they didn’t have canaries. They actually did but people are in denial that they are the canary for crowdstrike lol
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by broknbottle 2y ago
It was 9.4. I don’t think any amount of heads up will make a difference considering it took them like 3+ years to notice that E4S streams were a thing. Most of these security vendors tend to treat Linux as the red headed step child and do t
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by broknbottle 2y ago
This was their newer eBPF falcon sensor that was trying to load a bpf program in the kernel and triggered kernel panic. This shouldn’t have happened and was definitely a bug in the kernel. For the kernel mode, their software will flag an un
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Oddly enough, there was an issue last month with CrowdStrike and RHEL 9 kernel where they were triggering a kernel panic when attempting to load a bpf program from their newer bpf sensor. One of the workarounds was to switch to their kernel
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by broknbottle 2y ago
I’ve got a dedicated windows sffpc for games running Windows 11. IMO, it’s a terrible OS for a dedicated gaming box or htpc. I constantly have to switch from controller to a keyboard and touchpad because of new settings, random pop-up notif
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by broknbottle 2y ago
I love Alamo drafthouse and it’s pretty much the only theater that my wife and I goto when we see a movie. Hopefully this doesn’t result in the experience becoming shit.
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Agile development at its finest. Boeing can prioritize in next spring and ship a “day 1” patch that is 100+ GB to fix the issues.
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by broknbottle 2y ago
How else do you propose that we pump the stock? If it’s not blockchain, NFTs, AI, GenAI, then we’ll need something. Stock won’t pump itself.
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by broknbottle 2y ago
Hmm this may have some use cases for macOS automation where there’s no MDM.
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by broknbottle 2y ago
minimizing the image definitely helps. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/how-to-build-sparse-ebs-vol... https://netflixtechblog.medium.com/datastore-flash-upgrades-... https://github.com
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by broknbottle 2y ago
sudo machinectl shell "${username}"@ sudo /usr/bin/systemd-run --machine="${username}"@ --quiet --user --collect --pipe --wait "${command}"

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