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by chme 1y ago
I also have a TrueNAS, but because of its limitations (read-only root file system), I came to the conclusion that, if I ever need to reinstall it, I would switch to Proxmox and install TrueNAS as one virtual client, next the other clients f
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by chme 1y ago
> OTOH with a large language model with open weights but without open training data - the closest equivalent to open source for software - you can still change its behavior very substantially with finetuning or remixing layers (from diff
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by chme 1y ago
> There is also a massive union culture, which provides Germans with a great quality of life, but again, that's something probably negatively correlated to innovation. Hmm... So if people struggle in life and have live from hand to
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by chme 2y ago
I get your point partially. All these apps that companies put out in order to collect and manage shopping tokens or to contact their customer service would have been much better as a website. However I still do like to have apps on my devic
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by chme 2y ago
Maybe I am missing somehing, but I would assume that base network infrastructure like routers, firewalls and switches have a higher uptime, availability and reliability than ordinary servers.
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by chme 2y ago
Maybe just go with ansible or similar: https://github.com/ansibleguy/collection_opnsense
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by chme 2y ago
If you just want to measure user space software input lag, shouldn't it be more accurate if you print out the time when the event arrives in the kernel, and again when the mouse moves within a application window?
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by chme 2y ago
> “The problem with sites that extract text from movies and other content is that they reduce people’s desire to pay a fair price for content, which can lead to people not seeing the official full-length movies, causing great damage to r
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by chme 2y ago
So they either have to license their SDK with a GPLv3 compatible license as well, or have to change the license of the client to a non-GPL one. In the latter case, IIUC their CLA ( https://cla-assistant.io/bitwarden/clie
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by chme 2y ago
There is also filebin.net: https://github.com/espebra/filebin2/ And pwndrop: https://github.com/kgretzky/pwndrop And lots of others.
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by chme 2y ago
I suspect those reasons: - It couldn't find a feature-gap between buildroot and OE/YP in order to differentiate itself and attract new developers - It is more or less a one-vendor project
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by chme 2y ago
Not really new... https://git.pengutronix.de/cgit/ptxdist/refs/
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by chme 2y ago
There are many options, all depends on how important it is for the US. Freezing assets, diplomatic options, ...
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by chme 2y ago
I guess that TikTok will be forced to deny connections and app stores will be forced to blacklist the app from any IP addresses from the US or they get sued. Central blocking on DNS side etc. is unlikely.
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by chme 2y ago
There also is splice: https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/splice.2.html Which allows to move memory from one process to the next using pipes without copying data. So maybe a bit of a mix between shared
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by chme 2y ago
What are you talking about? I am unable to follow your reasoning, maybe you can walk us through?
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by chme 2y ago
Why are you asking me? And what does 'Unicorns' have to do with innovation anyway?
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by chme 2y ago
True. I was just talking about my experience with DJI. Where you buy a product, can use it for a bit, and then it stops working, because you haven't connected it to the internet or created an account. It is often the 'market leade
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by chme 2y ago
Granted the chat control issue, is unfortunate on the privacy front, however I wouldn't call it a hindrance on innovation. IMO, often innovation happens because it is motivated to work around rules and regulations. So in many cases reg
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by chme 2y ago
That isn't a concrete example of a regulations that hinder innovation.
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by chme 2y ago
Most hardware has no reason to require direct internet access or an account with the manufacturer to work. If some device requires internet access, then it cannot be trusted to not transmit personal data, therefore it should be possible to
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by chme 2y ago
AFAIK many cookie consent banners are actually against the law. IIUC denying any non-essential cookies should always be as easy as accepting all cookies. This is something many cookie banners have not managed. So to me this seems more like
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by chme 2y ago
Any concrete examples you are referring to?
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by chme 2y ago
The title is kinda odd. "Lowering resource usage of foot with systemd" sounds more appropriate. Not knowing that foot is a terminal emulator, I assumed that foot is some kind of improved resource manager that allows for a general
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by chme 2y ago
Hmm.. Is there something similar for just the firewall? I am using simple wall, but with that Windows complains about a disabled firewall. Registering simple wall as a firewall with windows would be nice.
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by chme 2y ago
The amber source of that is [here]( https://docs.amber-lang.com/basic_syntax/basic_syntax ) and contains: // Define variables let name = "John" let age = 30 // Display
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by chme 2y ago
I tested this a bit now, because I was curios, so it also requires `sudo` for the installation, installing it as `root` or as user with write permissions to `/opt` will not work and causes the misleading error: Please make sure t
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by chme 2y ago
Right. And the check/type validation shouldn't happen on comparison, but on assignment and only if it is dynamically assigned.
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by chme 2y ago
It isn't even pure bash, if it uses external commands like `bc` and `sed`. It should probably limit itself to posix shell (or bash, if they need to) and coreutils. They are only listing `bc` and `bash` as a prerequisite, but the exampl
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by chme 2y ago
Yeah, I plan on trying to keep my existing stuff, that allows me to put my own software on it, alive as long as possible. But it would be sad if I could no longer just buy a new off-the-shelf router and install OpenWrt on it.

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