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by butvacuum 3mo ago
This is a fine project- Learning, Teaching, and simply as art. And, though I risk being black and blue for agreeing- I'm starting to: Social media made y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
No bees in my bonnet about it. ;)
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
This comment is going to stir up quite the buzz.
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
windirstat currently doesn't take 3min to index 500k+ files on an 8x8tb drive raidz2 that's 90% full. When I stopped using windoratat 3ish years ago it took a few minutes to index the same array. I think you might he using an old
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
and one with a plate that's already reported stolen. trnslation: it's a zero effort publicity project.
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
sounds like a bastardized HTTP Live Streaming implementation- which is now fully supported by ffmpeg. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Live_Streaming
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
along with: I love standards- Theres soany to choose from!
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
> Welcome to Voice Print Identification. When you see the red light turn on please state in the following order: Your destination, Your nationality, and your Full Name.
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
I think it's probably because- even with a trivially verifyable source- the 300x lethal dose for 9 billion people is a knee jerk "no way!"
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
by my research, everything has scaled almost linearly with population. But- there was a huge, undeniable, dip in cost of a kw/h of power when lighting started focusing on CFLs and LEDs. Grid expansion stalled, and now people are upset
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
I find it hilarious nobody ever mentions texas w/r/t this issue. They already required new Large Load Interconect Studies- and paying the cost of new grid infra. And, the hufe influx of study reqiests lead to new laws introducing
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
that adds a time dimenstion- not a spacial one. I'm no expert- but I'd expect a quadrf to not even need a time dimension for that case (rf transmitters are very rarely buried among noise in a spacial dimension.). my terms might be
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
and you think they're blind to the fact running a smb as a fortune500 doesn't work?
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
a gibbet
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
of course? not working directly together maybe, but put them at right angles and you get depth without relying on signal amplitude analysis. did I misunderstand the question?
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
if you're interested, theres several documentaries on the canadian government's efforts to keep it contained. I think Tom Scott's shortish one was my starting point.
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
and we've collected enough arsenic from a single mine to kill every human on the planet 300 times over in one spot- what's your point? That because we screwed up one spot we should give up? Source: https://en.wikipedia.
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
Microsoft began the push to move TTF rendering out of the kernel in Vista. I'm sure there are still bits here-and-there that are still kernel. as an aside- I find the fact even microsoft's own modal dialogs don't all support
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
It's irrelevant. Glass is a fickle mistress- a factory defect from 20 years ago can be the nucleus for the whole pane to shatter for any reason, or no reason. Anything loud enough to crack any pane of glass that gets near it means fede
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
Somebody strings an arrow you get wary, they half draw in your direction and you rethink what you're doing. Gun, knife, pointy stick, even a rock- It's a fundamental reaction that belongs in a philosophy or psychology discussion.
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
awfully long definition of "brandishing." And as usual, laws don't apply if you have enough money.
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
Why are you implying all datacenters are GPU farms? You can't retrofit that kind of power density into existing buildings. You can stuff GPU servers into existing buildings- but even with significant upgrades you end up with a lot of e
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
afaik, it's only the so called "portable" generators openAI used to contravene noise and pollution regulations.
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by butvacuum 3mo ago
You say they have a large impact, but having lived somewhere with some of the largest data centers- they very much don't. At least not more so then any other structure that paves over greenery. love to debate actual discission points.
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by butvacuum 4mo ago
Only if your inference is NUMA naive/blind.
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by butvacuum 4mo ago
lmao. Because US schools teach that by asking for two page essays about a Hiaku, or five pages for a 50 page novella. How about the first-grader's assignment of two pages describing how to make a PB&J?
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by butvacuum 4mo ago
For your first point- You've just repeated "shared tenant." A scaling factor that's been used since before the turn of the milenium. Uptime is, as always, an irrelevancy for personal/homelab vs cloud. It shifts from
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by butvacuum 4mo ago
That's because most the "tells" expose more about the "reader" than the content.
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by butvacuum 4mo ago
depends on the implementation. which kind of embodies why WoL is so useless.
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by butvacuum 4mo ago
Good to see my take verified. But, where does the buck stop? What if your phone relies on email, but your email needs your phone.

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