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by daneel_w 8mo ago
So which do you think it really is? Cutting two wavelengths' outputs in half, or reducing them by a mere 1% as per your trifling comparison?
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by daneel_w 8mo ago
In summary blue light filters actually do work, through the indirect action of reducing overall light output, but the author has a larger axe to grind about the "technical details" (it's worth reading the article). The warmer
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by daneel_w 8mo ago
I recommend that you also support implicit TLS for both client-to-server and server-to-server connections, instead of just STARTTLS. That'd be the "c2s_direct_tls_ports" and "s2s_direct_tls_ports" directives, on por
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by daneel_w 8mo ago
"Spamming", or rather, responding too quickly in an intense discussion, is cause for automatic shadowban here on HN. It happened to me on a previous account some years ago. The posts themselves were harmless, I merely responded to
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
I think less strange considering that 1990 was 35 years ago.
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
We can't verify that the Pixel phones are safe. Nor can the GrapheneOS people, because they don't know everything that's running in the Google Tensor SoC, and they don't have the source code to the firmware running in th
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
The implied question was what OP's idea of "the cloud" is, where they draw the line between "cloud" and server host. It's possible they simply aren't familiar with the Iaas/PaaS terminology.
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
> Please provide a list, no sarcasm. And please don’t put Hetzner on it, as it is not a cloud provider. In what way are they not a "cloud" provider? Because their managed services portfolio isn't as wide as AWS or Azure?
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
Just like the parent, you too have gotten your ins and outs mixed up.
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
I'm not sure you read the OP's comment in full. They are talking about inbound traffic from the Internet. It's certainly a lot more common a case to self-host an MX than running an open DNS resolver or authorative name serv
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
My opinion after self-hosting for over a decade is that, yes, it's easy. See my comment further inside the thread for my take on whether or not it's advisable.
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
> Anyone: correct me if I'm wrong. OK: it's easy, unless you're the "atechnical" sort. Is it recommended? I'm torn here, because the big beasts are systematically spam/junk-classifying and even reject
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
The encryption key for the drive never changes. The key is just re-encrypted when you change your password.
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
What was the first substantial sale?
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
https://www.amd.com/en/developer/sev.html
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
You're missing the complexity of making the guest inform the host that it has fully freed this and that slab of memory and that the host may reclaim it until further notice. It's a bit more complicated than the other way around, w
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
Is Intel's 18A (~2nm) their own hardware or did they acquire ASML equipment for this plant?
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by daneel_w 9mo ago
The canvas API itself is pretty basic. It's not complicated at all to slap graphical tiles onto the screen.
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by daneel_w 10mo ago
I've met neurodivergent people who couldn't even stay on track long enough to prepare a regular dinner. Strong "neurogenetic executive failure" is a common trait. It's nowhere near as black and white as the article
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by daneel_w 10mo ago
There was one, yes. And supposedly Maduro has been taken hostage by American forces and flown out of Venezuela.
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by daneel_w 10mo ago
I think these points kind of understate the size, funding and determination of the GrapheneOS project.
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by daneel_w 10mo ago
Why this instead of a Pixel 8 or newer running GrapheneOS and no requirement for subscriptions?
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by daneel_w 10mo ago
About a decade ago I spent a lot of time sailing with a friend. I have a delicate sense of balance and easily suffer motion sickness. The common over-the-counter drugs have never had more than a 50% success rate with me. Older sailors kept
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by daneel_w 10mo ago
Wow. It's as if you're completely unaware of how lucrative the market for malware in affordable IoT devices is. It doesn't have to be targeted. The general demographic is a fantastic subject, and cheap affordable devices are
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by daneel_w 10mo ago
Valid question, and in my opinion a valid concern with Chinese telecom and networking equipment marketed to Western customers. Replacing the vendor firmware with vanilla OpenWRT, when possible, will reduce a lot of risk. That said, I can&#x
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by daneel_w 10mo ago
From my personal experience building a few AI IVR demos with Asterisk in early 2025, testing STT/TTS/inference products from a handful of different vendors, a reliable maximum latency of 2-3 seconds sounds like a definite improvem
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by daneel_w 11mo ago
In my experience those can't discern what's what are usually the ones who mainly did a bit of dabbling in either.
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by daneel_w 11mo ago
> "Perl gives you something more like a real programming language ..." It is a real general-purpose programming language, not a "scripting" language. Did you ever have a look at it?
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by daneel_w 11mo ago
It's just an ASIC switch, not a SoC.
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by daneel_w 11mo ago
It's an east vs west thing.

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