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by c0balt 1y ago
Yep, there are still server CPUs with only P-cores. They are a bit expensive but I wouldn't expect them to drop these skews in the long term for HPC & compute bound workloads. My guess is that diamond rapids will also have some P-s
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by c0balt 1y ago
Iirc that is mostly an issue of the scheduling and not the construction itself. The operator is also known to have reliability problems with many train types (not necessarily the stops or tracks themselves).
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by c0balt 1y ago
Thank for you expanding/clarifying on the intended use case. That does make a lot more sense. Apologies if the initial comment came off to negative there, I'm likely just not the target audience. I wish you the best of luck with y
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by c0balt 1y ago
The GUI looks useful but for the core problem: > Managing multiple Linux servers usually means juggling terminal windows and copy-pasting snippets/scripts. [...] There is already a plethora of tooling for many of these points. Not a
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by c0balt 1y ago
To be fair, an e-bike/e-scooter that adheres to regulations in some european countries already effectively are regulated in the same manner. They are usually treated like mopeds in germany (speed limits, a car drivers license for some
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by c0balt 1y ago
Interesting, swimming (at least in my hometown) is part of most school physical education curriculums in grade schools. You have it once a week in public swimming pools for a semester or two. They aim to get you to at least a basic fitness
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by c0balt 1y ago
> You still cannot crtl+V in the terminal The more poignant issues might be that there's inconsistencies around UI here. Some terminals allow that directly (Kitty), others require Ctrl+shift+v (Gnome shell, iirc Powershell and Konso
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by c0balt 1y ago
The TOR protocol does not natively support UDP, though there are workarounds[0] [0]: https://www.whonix.org/wiki/Tunnel_UDP_over_Tor
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by c0balt 1y ago
If I read this correctly they plead guilty at the end of bidens presidency but the plea deal was rejected by a judge. Reasoning being the the DOJ was being accused of potentially making a choice for a person to monitor the pea deal terms ba
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by c0balt 1y ago
It is also the German shorthand name for carton/cardboard.
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by c0balt 1y ago
Traefik has some nice labeling for docker that allows you to colocate your reverse proxy config with your container definition. It's slightly more convenient than NGINX for that usecase with compose. It effectively saves you a dedicate
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by c0balt 1y ago
That's not unexpected, that's synergy. /s
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by c0balt 1y ago
There us no mentioned license, neither on the original post or the website. It is only mentioned that it will be added to M$ office indicating (to me) that it will be proprietary/part of the product.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Wouldn't this lead to a delay of time to first content render? If you rely on display then a layout shift would also be an issue for JS-capable clients.
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by c0balt 2y ago
That value and cost-factory is likely a higher multiple when talking about infrastructure. If everyone had to pay for Windows (or a similar OS) instead of Linux and numerous other systems (PostgreSQL, OpenLDAP, Nginx, ...) our costs for hos
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by c0balt 2y ago
No, it doesn't. Sorry, my comment was not worded clearly there. The nagging around crypto and ads on the homepage are a (anti-)feature of brave (that don't exist in Orion).
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by c0balt 2y ago
Because a browser is not just the engine (JS, Wasm, ...). A chrome/Firefox derivate is far easier to create because you can piggyback on their integration work (and maintenance) around these components.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Fwiw, it's a webkit-based browser. Another alternative browser engine in a usable browser is a plus for the Ecosystem. On the other hand, it promises to be a simple yet usable (builtin adblock + privacy) browser. Ime, brave is probably
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by c0balt 2y ago
Not for docker AFAIK, https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/33069 , however for podman, see https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman.1.html (registries.conf under configur
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by c0balt 2y ago
As a non US citizen, based on how aggressively the the republican party seems to play with voter suppression it wouldn't seem unlikely that there won't be vote by mail in the next election.
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by c0balt 2y ago
A hyperscaler (or a cloud providers in general) does not only sell you compute in terms of a compute node but rather in compute as a service. There are some value adds, like e.g., AWS cloud services, but on a pure compute level you pay for
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by c0balt 2y ago
> You also couldn't feasibly do that for derivations that actually build packages, [..] you would have to update all of the affected hashes. You can actually, changes to stdenv are possible and "just" a lot of work. You wi
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by c0balt 2y ago
A "normal" NixOS system will only give you a full sandboxed isolation for apps at build time and not a runtime. nixpkgs (the thing packaging the stuff for NixOS) provides packages for apps similar to Debian afterwards and not flat
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by c0balt 2y ago
> is anyone actually implementing [..] Not for NixOS as far as I can tell. You only have this for source derivations where a hash is (usually in a PR) submitted and must be reproducable in CI. This specific example however has the proble
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by c0balt 2y ago
> In the year 2030, no one will remember Kubernetes. As a sys admin, no, we will have to remember. Once a system is in place and "functions", they tend to stay for a long time.
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by c0balt 2y ago
As someone who once inherited a static binary (without debug symbols, gotta save those few bytes) that should have been a shellscript: Please don't. If your logic reasonably fits into a shell script, then put it there. Posix shell-comp
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by c0balt 2y ago
> They claim to know a lot but then none of them build proper Cf Lumen or F.Lux style tooling (i.e. super easy default instead of requiring tons of setup) for turning ALL blue light off (red shifting) IN THE DEFAULT OS as the primary way
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by c0balt 2y ago
From my limited experience, it refers to the act of reverse engendering the function (signatures) contained the code of a binary. A binary, like the underlying code, has commonly used code split into functions that may get called in multipl
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by c0balt 2y ago
No, sounds like you are being mitm for them. Though the domain appears like a legitimate CDN.
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by c0balt 2y ago
> the movie portrayed zucc as kind of an asshole, but also a hero The word/ genre is a protagonist as antihero. An antihero is nice in fiction, we sympathize with them to some degree over their flaws and challenges. The problem is t

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