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by cyberax 5mo ago
BTW, if you want a simple NFSv4 client in Go, feel free to use mine: https://github.com/Cyberax/go-nfs-client Making it into an NFSv4 server should also be pretty easy.
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by cyberax 5mo ago
Intuit actually will indemnify any penalties in case of filing errors on their part.
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by cyberax 5mo ago
The unresponsive NTDVM was mainly due to its piss-poor text mode emulation. Win9x still virtualized the graphics card (so you couldn't use SVGA games in Win9x) but its emulation was implemented better.
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by cyberax 5mo ago
There was WinG (aka DirectX 1) that worked in Win 3.11 with Win32s.
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by cyberax 5mo ago
In theory, there's also direct laser-based isotope separation. It's a technology that is being actively suppressed, and that's one case where I very much in favor of that.
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by cyberax 5mo ago
From a quick lookaround, it looks like a lot of water sources in the area have similar natural levels of arsenic. I could not find chromium content information, and it's plausible that it can be leached from stainless steel. These are
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by cyberax 5mo ago
Likely because this type of betting is still niche. Give it some time.
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by cyberax 5mo ago
SO2 is typically scrubbed and used to produce sulfuric acid. It's not a _clean_ process, but its waste stream is fairly well-controlled. The amount of carbon used in the reaction itself is totally neglibile, compared to other overheads
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by cyberax 5mo ago
Arsenic and lead occur naturally through the food chain. If the levels of discharge are not significantly above the normal levels (and they aren't) then it's harmless.
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by cyberax 5mo ago
> Ammonia in the form of nitrogen at 1.68 mg/L, amplifying the algae bloom risk. :facepalm: If you're fear-mongering, then at least take care to fear-monger correctly. From the numbers they report, it seems like Tesla is doing
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by cyberax 5mo ago
Let me guess: single, no children? Or a full-time stay-at-home spouse if more than 2 children? Alternatively, not the US.
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by cyberax 5mo ago
Yup. And the disillusionment in Trump makes them a fertile ground for a _competent_ manipulator. Trump is comically incompetent, old, and probably suffers from minor dementia at this point. Now imagine somebody like Mamdani or Rubio gaining
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by cyberax 5mo ago
> The flophouses and dorms and SROs were a key part of the housing market that kept Manhattan more affordable and therefore livable in the 20th century, when density was up to 40% greater than it is now. ???? Can you provide the citation
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by cyberax 5mo ago
About 20 meter elevation would be needed to cover the navigable part of the strait. So, a couple of tall ladders?
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by cyberax 5mo ago
> Even if a warship stops the vast majority of them, only one has to get through to sink a multi-billion dollar ship that takes a decade to replace. Even worse. They don't need to attack _warships_. They can just attack civilian ves
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by cyberax 5mo ago
LOL. Why not just build bunkhouses and then rent out bunk beds there? For a cool $5000 a month. Because that's the end goal, isn't it? Manhattan is _already_ one of the densest cities in the world. It needs a good _downzoning_ to
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by cyberax 6mo ago
The problem is the cost. Tiles are pretty small, and you need to wire them together. This means a lot of small-gauge wires going all through your roof. Multiple tiles also need to be connected in series to get reasonable efficiency, so you
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by cyberax 6mo ago
The prescription pills epidemic was largely over by 2018. And yes, then fentanyl started picking up speed. > suggestion that the war on drugs in the US ever ended. It has not happened evenly across the country, but it happened on the Pac
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by cyberax 6mo ago
> A prime example is alcohol, where prohibition led to bad outcomes. This led to the regulated legalization model. The problem is that addicts are not going to be satisfied. Canada tried "safe supply" programs, where addicts ar
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by cyberax 6mo ago
They're not. In 2023 the overdose deaths were more than 100k. They have gone down a bit since then, for a very grim reason: they killed enough people to affect the statistics.
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by cyberax 6mo ago
Well, now the war on drug is over and we see that the harms from _not_ doing it are worse. In 2023, overdoses overtook gun and traffic deaths _combined_. Surrendering to the drugs was a mistake. Yeah, we should have changed tactics. Zero-to
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by cyberax 6mo ago
> On the toxicity side, do you have any studies to cite? I wasn’t aware of toxicity, but it’s plausible. A typical therapeutic dose of amphetamines is around 20mg, topping at around 60mg for serious narcolepsy. Recreational doses can go
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by cyberax 6mo ago
> The government should just regulate it, control purity and production and let people access small amounts for recreation/performance. The thing is, drugs are addictive. ESPECIALLY meth. How would you prevent people from just getti
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by cyberax 6mo ago
> A shattering drug addiction crisis that at its height killed more people annually than the entire Vietnam War. Except that you're wrong. The war-on-drugs kept drugs under control. It did not _eliminate_ them, but they also were no
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by cyberax 6mo ago
Naming is hard! Thank you for working on Zulip, it's truly impressive!
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by cyberax 6mo ago
> In Greece remnants of these old ways of rest can still be found in the Summer siesta and "quiet hours" where the workday is split in two by a few hours of rest. Practiced religiously and an unshakeable part of its culture, it
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by cyberax 6mo ago
> No, it isn't. Not even by far. It is. You typically either have only cellular connectivity or you have fiber, with very little in-between. And fiber provides 1/10G capability. Is it _used_ universally? No. But the capability
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by cyberax 6mo ago
Sigh. 1gbps is widely available, even in relatively poor countries. And if you're making a _new_ device that should last for 5-10 years, it's just stupid to use technology that is getting obsoleted even now.
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by cyberax 6mo ago
Turris has its own OpenWRT warapper, but you can just wipe it and install the stock OpenWRT.
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by cyberax 6mo ago
> Ethernet: 1 WAN Gb, 1 LAN Gb Really? In 2026? Pass. It needs to be _at_ _least_ two SFP+.

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