denkmoon

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by denkmoon 2y ago
My one big question about nix is how the hell do I find out those options? Like cool, I know I need to set the config to some specific value based on arch wiki, but how do I read the nix package to find out what config "key" to us
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by denkmoon 2y ago
I'm an Australian working for a US big tech company, the culture thing is interesting to me. What I see from corp and the US side very much matches the "Americans tend to be enthusiastic about their company mission - in the extrem
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Yeah, YTM isn't a _completely_ separate service. It's just a different frontend to YouTube. If you search for one of those "official" music label uploaded songs on youtube, you'll get the exact same video ID as you
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by denkmoon 2y ago
The audio quality of most music on YTM is abysmal.
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Does MV3 do anything to stop the behaviour of Honey?
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by denkmoon 2y ago
I wonder where this link can be found?
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Elaborate?
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by denkmoon 2y ago
This is so weird. You just don't connect it to the internet. It's that simple. No need for "dumb TVs" to return. Smart TVs are just dumb TVs with extra stuff. I'll care about this when they start embedding 5G SIMs s
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Not a great writeup. The IPv6 Cat thing is tortured and the article feels meandering and mostly pointless. Is the intended audience policy makers?
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Where I work there is almost nobody with any IPv6 experience and certainly nobody willing to come forth and push for adoption. We just push the increasing cost of NAT gateways etc onto our customers.
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by denkmoon 2y ago
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Curtis LeMay was far from insane, to write off the thoughts of those who influenced early nuclear doctrine as insane doesn't do the topic justice. The book Command & Control is a grea
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Yeah just the PDNS docs. They're excellent. I'll admit my personal setup isn't particularly complex, but I'm not sure how much more complex it can get. I've just got an authoritative server for `lan.` and two second
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Really? Imagine, if you will, the following scenario: I have a wireguard endpoint on my home router. The home router uses a residential ISP connection and I don't want to pay $10/mo for a static IP because my ISP is cheeky and exp
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by denkmoon 2y ago
I've been very pleased with powerdns for my self hosted internal DNS services. It implements basically everything you want for even the most esoteric DNS setups, and IMO, quite sanely.
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Dynamic IP. Hard coding an address is exactly what we want to avoid.
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by denkmoon 2y ago
God that's one of the most pessimistic views of humanity I've seen on the web, and I'm pretty pessimistic. Developed nations have a 99.2% literacy rate per wikipedia. 69% of OECD students meet "level 2" mathematical
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by denkmoon 2y ago
How often don't you have bash on a debian/ubuntu system though? #!/bin/bash and away you go. Every workplace I've been that uses debian just goes for bash in the shebang.
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by denkmoon 2y ago
god... 133kg down to 88kg, that's like a dream to me. Years of trying to get under 100 by 'traditional' calorie restriction diet & exercise.
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by denkmoon 2y ago
I'm not sure a supporter of Putin's regime and Russian agitation in Europe would name themselves after Gorbachev...
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by denkmoon 2y ago
The requirement is a bit garbage. Most other countries manage to run their rail networks effectively without having their trains blast the horn at every crossing. When they do, it's typically two short tones, not the way the US does it
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by denkmoon 2y ago
You can simply "just do some Googling and find it" for literally everything on CrunchyRoll. That's called piracy though, and there are various reasons why people buy a crunchyroll subscription instead of doing that. Seems qui
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Looks like a grift. Note the copyright on the Tealok page, then have a gander; https://gleipnirinc.com/investors
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by denkmoon 2y ago
It is a thing. Sure, it's not easy. You can't just download the Debian build for M1, but it can be built. M4 support will come.
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Just put Asahi on there, or any linux you like. I'm sure the support will be there soon if it's not already.
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Half the products in chemist warehouse are pretty blatant scams. It's insane how effective, important pharmaceuticals are sold side by side with products known to be ineffective and that exist purely to strip uneducated customers of th
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by denkmoon 2y ago
It doesn't seem to say in the article and it's not really discussed in these "LEAVING THE CLOUDS!!" articles, but what are these orgs doing for on-prem? Given the broadcom acquisition of vmware, rebuilding massive vspher
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by denkmoon 2y ago
A reasonable social safety net would end insane systems like this.
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Legally binding is a nebulous concept when you're some of the world's richest companies with legal departments multiple times larger than the entire staff of the companies you're 'legally bound' with.
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by denkmoon 2y ago
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by denkmoon 2y ago
Probably identically, Flight Sim's world data primarily comes from Bing Maps.

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