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by consp 8mo ago
They stay on the front page longer. I've seen more stayin there for hours upto days.
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by consp 8mo ago
> Definitely a source of slowness. I would first blame the programmers, the design and lack of specialty offloading before blaming any programming language. Well designed web calls scale nearly linearly with usage and usually poor design
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by consp 8mo ago
> It affects many developers, has been known for years, and Apple still hasn't fixed it. Not a feature they care about. Same for deleting apps not released yet. Haven't looked in a while but for over a decade it has been imposs
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by consp 8mo ago
The problem is people believe it is. People believe the advertisement industry narrative they are force to show the insane screens and have to make it difficult. Yet they are not, and a reject all must be as easy as accept all (and "le
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by consp 8mo ago
Reminds me about what my uncle told me (not India though): As a foreigner or someone local out of the country for extended period you rent a caretaker and pay them enough so they don't leave the property unattended. And build a fence a
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by consp 8mo ago
Reminds me of the carbon copies ( actual carbon copies) some local car renter made. They wrote your risk on the carbon copy as a "reservation", carbon copied your CC onto it and stored it in a safe. Pretty much a list of ready-to
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by consp 8mo ago
It's not the same as forgery, and maybe less worse, but it's not a panacea. It would still have issues as there is a lot of legacy stuff out there. We have a registry (based on the Cadastre system) and it's not uncommon for t
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by consp 8mo ago
Inflation in Lenin's time was either negligible or astronomical. Just depends on what country and coinage you look at.
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by consp 8mo ago
> OpenClaw is useful By what I've seen so far it is great for exposing (sensitive) data.
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by consp 8mo ago
It does if you don't turn off the heat source every 30 minutes or so. Since the "datacenters" are targeted at sun synchronous orbits they have 24/7 heat issues. And they convert pretty much all collected energy into heat
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by consp 8mo ago
I recently did a complete disk backup/clone which only took 15 minutes instead of hours. Maxed the SSD which was being backed up at about 2.5GB/s.
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by consp 8mo ago
I'm surprised you are only getting 20gbit/s. I did not expect PCIe to be be the limiting factor here. I've got a 100gbit cx4 card currently in a PCIe3 X4 slot (for reasons, don't judge) and it easily maxes that out. I wo
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by consp 8mo ago
I'd be more worried about cooling the transceivers properly.
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by consp 8mo ago
Plus 1-2.5w per active cable. You need the heatsinks as the cx4 cards expect active airflow, and active transceivers as well. I have a 10gbit dual port card in a Lenovo mini pc. There is no normal way to get any heat out of there so I put a
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by consp 9mo ago
> Companies don't support Linux because it's not widespread enough so it can't outweigh the costs. I'm pretty sure they made the calculation assuming the GabeBox from Valve is a success and didn't want to miss ou
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by consp 9mo ago
I use proton experimental to run most windows tools with no linux support. Small script in the script nautilus folder and there you go "run-win.sh" for all (util a native tool emerges).
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by consp 9mo ago
In which case you only want it running on a non networked system airgapped from everything. Why is this a thing?
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by consp 9mo ago
Isn't the oral intake pretty much negligible anyway? I remember getting a vitamin d supplement in a syringe (to be put on bread, from a physician) containing a very large dosis. I'm not stating the dosage is wrong. Looks like it i
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by consp 9mo ago
First PC: 8088 with 640K, then a 286 with 2MB! The memory! First own "PC": Atari ST 1040e, 1MB, with supercharger to run DOS and a 30MB hard disk the size of a regular PC. Donation from a family member.
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by consp 9mo ago
Ah, the Microsoft "updates". After the last "update" the setting for turning windows "game optimization" on and off doesn't work anymore and made factorio unplayable (it MUST be off, otherwise it optimized
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by consp 9mo ago
Do note that you could be in the active group of an experiment if you had WW in the past 5-6 years. There was (is?) an experiment where they check some people less and even not force you to look but let you work it out on your own. > Ove
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by consp 9mo ago
That changed in 2016 to 0.5 months per year.
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by consp 9mo ago
> Isn't prostitution legal in the Netherlands? A brothel can offer you a job and you have to accept? It's in a somewhat comparable job but without regard for payment level or educational/promotional equivalence so you have
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by consp 9mo ago
Pretty much due to there being no path forward with h respect to earnings if you are "just an engineer". There are some niches but mostly to make money you have to be management. Resulting in a massive Peter-principle issue and bl
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by consp 9mo ago
As long as you don't statically link you can easily replace malloc (LD_PRELOAD). Many debug libraries do. Why is this so special in openssl? (I don't know if there is some special reason, though openssl is a weird one to begin wit
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by consp 9mo ago
Standby is broken since the push from S3 to s2idle, this was a wintel move. On windows my laptop would die after a day until I finally forced standard S3 behaviour. After the switch back to S3 it lasts a week again and the resume time diff
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by consp 9mo ago
I use separate emails for all accounts and that get's me in trouble when companies "consolidate" accounts because "everyone uses the same email for all accounts". Your good idea might be true, practice is not. I&#x2
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by consp 9mo ago
This reminds me of my former college who asked me to check some code from a study, which I did not know it was published, and told him I hope he did not write it since it likely produced the wrong results. They claimed some process was too
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by consp 9mo ago
> You lose half or more of your traffic to AI summaries trained on your own content. Wouldn't this be the reason for not calling it transformative but simple copyright theft?
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by consp 9mo ago
Are those even user serviceable? So, it won't stop everyone but it will stop most of them.

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