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by craftkiller 2mo ago
I've noticed on YouTube I see a lot of adult sexual ads. Things like home cleaning ads that have an unmistakable wood-grain image of fellatio. I've always wondered "how are these getting past the moderators?". I guess t
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by craftkiller 2mo ago
Well this inspired me. I think I'll make a new shell and call it "bash". It seems bash-shell.com is available.
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by craftkiller 2mo ago
Just want to add that while the MI350P is a PCIe card, it is designed for servers. It just has a heatsink (with no fan) which the powerful full-case fans of a rackmount server are supposed to cool. So while the MI350P is certainly more atta
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by craftkiller 2mo ago
For the Americans: https://www.officedepot.com/a/products/6844022/Nadex-Coins-4... I assume the same must exist for euros.
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by craftkiller 2mo ago
River Bank
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by craftkiller 2mo ago
Good to know, because another one of the bulbs visibly looks on the verge of separation. Thanks!
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by craftkiller 2mo ago
I have never had an LED light bulb fail. I'm still using the same 6-pack I bought over a decade ago, bringing them with me from apartment to apartment. I only have 5 remaining because the glue that holds the glass bulb onto the base ev
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by craftkiller 2mo ago
Oh you're right! I was tricked by "AccuSet technology automatically sets the correct time when plugged in. No programming, no confusing buttons"
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by craftkiller 2mo ago
Edit: I was wrong! original post below: > Battery-backed self-setting “atomic” clocks that get their updates via the cosmic ether have been a thing for years and get me most of the way there, but damned if I could find one with a red sev
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by craftkiller 2mo ago
For those of you on zsh, I have been a big fan of https://github.com/larkery/zsh-histdb It is written entirely in shell script, with the only dependency being sqlite itself.
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
There is no correct answer for the number of countries in the world. I'd recommend this Map Men video on the difficulty of deciding what is or isn't a country: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nB688xBYdY
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
> iOS Chrome is just Safari with a different interface uhh wow. How did Microsoft face antitrust lawsuits for merely bundling IE when Apple is literally forcing their browser?
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
Chromecast from desktop chromium works, so there's no reason they couldn't make the universal turing machine in my pocket do the same.
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
I was under the impression that when you're streaming the weights from disk because the full model won't fit in memory, that it is solely reading from the SSD, not writing, so it wouldn't be causing wear on your SSD.
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
Yes, they're different units. Just like how 1 month is less than 99 days and 1 pound is less than 99 ounces. That isn't a digital vs analog thing.
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
The technology I was thinking of was digital screens. Analog clocks made sense when the best you could do was attach some arrows to some gears on a rotating shaft. Now we can individually toggle lights in a grid containing millions of light
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
Nah, I use rust so every mile implements OperatingExpense.
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
Every mile of road is an operating expense. Looking at a report from NY state: > Based on aggregate highway spending reported in 2009, the average statewide cost of maintaining a lane mile was $13,841. source (pdf): https://ww
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
> kids to learn how to read analog clocks [...] From what I understand that is becoming a lost skill. I don't think kids need to learn to read analog clocks anymore, in the same way that we don't teach kids to use slide rules.
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
So many plots in Seinfeld would have been trivially solved with cellphones. Get separated in the parking garage? Call each other. Need help carrying an armoire? Call each other. Trying to meet up at the movie theater? Call each other.
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
I self-host my own code forge (a gitea instance) and I've mirrored a couple of large repositories on it. The traffic from AI crawlers was bringing my entire server to its knees. As soon as I put the large repos behind a login, my serve
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
> Now I wonder who invented [...] sugar (used to make cake)? If you're talking about the refined product, then India. If you're talking about the plant, then New Guinea and Taiwan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
You worded that as if you speak for Microsoft, but your account is 2 days old and this is your first comment, which makes me suspect you are a karma-farming bot.
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
> I have never seen a company use AMD Meta is using AMD: https://www.amd.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2026-2-24-amd... And OpenAI: https://www.amd.com/en/newsroom/press-releases
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
I actually do, and I still notice it every time. Some asshole across the street rides a motorcycle and every day he revs his motorcycle which sets off the alarm of some other asshole's van.
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
I've noticed that the various tools report different amounts of free memory. I appreciate finally having an explanation for why.
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
Many of them, yes. It's up to the individual publisher whether they want to release their game DRM-free on steam. https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_big_list_of_DRM-free_g... If you want to guarantee that you c
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
> Another underappreciated feature about NixOS is, that you can create a VM out of a NixOS config to locally test a server update/deployment. And similarly, you can generate a bootable ISO of your NixOS config. It's really nice
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by craftkiller 3mo ago
One suggestion for improving the cache's posture: Give each dedicated builder machine a TPM. On each builder, generate a TPM-backed signing key. Only use those TPM-backed keys for signing packages that end up in the cache. That way we&
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by craftkiller 4mo ago
> And then recruiter spam is COMPLETELY gone. Oddly enough, in the past year recruiter spam has ticked up significantly for me. It was completely gone for a while, but it's back in full force.

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