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by ddtaylor 1y ago
Because it was essentially solitary confinement of children. It's not normal for developing brains to be isolated like that.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
"See what you made me do" is a common phrase in domestic abuse.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
The interface is handled by the kernel.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
The web works fine it's just PACER and stuff that is garbage because there is no competition in the trash people create for the government and public apathy (or corruption, take your pick) is high.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
This is awesome for some use cases, but the problem with having it replace my Jellyfin + qbittorrent + vpn setup is that Jellyfin is available on many smart TVs such as Roku or LG.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
The article is paywalled, but it also only calls the person "the hacker" and then says this: > The hacker, known online by his X handle @greentheonly, did not testify in the case. So, we have information that we cannot prove b
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
From the article: > The hacker, known online by his X handle @greentheonly, did not testify in the case.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
I'm not accusing anyone of fabricating anything. I'm saying we do not have any way to verify the details. Where is the court document? Isn't this a forensics expert that testified in court? Why aren't they named? Wouldn&
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
I mean if the guy wants he can de-lid the processor and start fiddling around with transistors if he can operate at 6nm scale.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
Intel was asleep at the wheel for a decade at best and realistically was just milking profits while sitting on innovation. Disgraceful. I'm team AMD all the way. I have no faith or expectation anything Intel does will matter. Maybe 10
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
Thanks I have updated my comment as well. Sorry for the brain rot!
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
I am curious about the slow part. I use these crappy SATA cards and I am sure they are crappy, but the drives are only going to give 100MB/s in bursts and they have an LVM cache (or ZFS stuff) on them to sustain more short-term writes.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
Probably not very good. I selected large spinning hard drives because I could get them at a good price for 2TB each and I wanted to setup a RAID5-like system in ZFS and btrfs (lesson learned, btrfs doesn't actually support this correct
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
I do too. For many use cases it's awesome to use an ESP32, Raspberry Pi or Arduino when I want to stash some little widget that can sip a small battery over the next week. It's equally awesome that in many scenarios you can be net
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
Thank you for the correction.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
Your first option until you get settled is to use an SSH reverse proxy: ssh -D 9999 user@my.server Then configure your browser to use local port 9999 for your SOCKS5 proxy. This gets you a temporarily usable system and if you can t
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
I think at that point you get close to the "dropbox problem". The audience/needs for TruNAS are probably looking to not have to do much beyond either turning it on or plugging in an update stick.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
I have actually made a Raspberry Pi based NAS and found it was a pain. The SATA controller isn't terrible, but it and other hardware areas have had many strange behaviors over the years to the point of compiling the kernel being needed
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
music so bad people are focused on the bad upscaling lol
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
Federal versus state(s). The Federal system is more-or-less standardized and many have access to many things either on campus or remotely. The State system is a hodge-podge of nonsense and most States are ran like trash for money reasons.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
> Probably gonna end up like those people who only drive ridiculously old cars. Those old cars can be repaired whereas most of the non-old cars are simply small circuits of chips with strange DRM.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
Nvidia lock in attempt.
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
So we're at the corporate dick wagging part of the process?
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
It's not the fault of BlueSky or their users, but I really haven't enjoyed the social media climate right now. If I want to have a discussion about subject X I would need to be deep inside echo chamber social media network Y. For
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
> It is exceptionally easy to tell someone else to spend time and money for a cause you philosophically agree with. It's advice I have followed myself and with expense. > What will you, specifically, do to help this person in thi
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
I disagree. You will be asked to prove you have marks to do things like be listed in the app store. You need to prove your identity with third party legal companies that look into your company and the marks you are using. If you don't
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
> use should already be satisfied A lot of posts on HN are about things that should have happened already. Every few days there is a story about a person doing something pretty boring and standard, but they can't because a payment p
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
I don't have advice on if you should pursue "the fight" or not. What I do think is important is to not disappear or go quietly when these companies attempt these things. I will probably get a lot of flack for it, but an examp
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
It's a bit of a pain in the ass, but you can actually just publish the DNS records yourself. It's clear they are on the way out though as I believe it's only a 30 day valid certificate or something. I use this for my Jellyfin
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by ddtaylor 1y ago
Some view these as so interconnected that they will say LLMs are "just" compression.

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