denkmoon

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by denkmoon 3mo ago
The simple pleasure of a job well done, even if the job is completely imaginary, because my real job is complex and stupid. Driving the train is a little technical, but not overwhelmingly so. You need to pay attention to the gradient, spee
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
It takes an afternoon to set up DKIM and DMARC from scratch on a debian VPS. Yeah it's a little bit byzantine but it's not rocket science.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
man zfs, man zpool, cron, your mta of choice (I like dma) :) schedule a zpool scrub every month, send an email if it finds errors. zpool status will show the errored drive. zpool replace will initiate the drive replacement.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
That is kind of exactly how zfs works though. The guide isn't complete, sure, but "rebuilding" the array is just replace the disk and run a single zfs command.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Yeah we were 5-10 years away from full self driving 15 years ago too.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Every little bit of hardware off an apple line is serialised out the wazoo, and the device's serial number is associated with every apple ID ever used to sign in to the device. I doubt it ever gets deleted. So yeah.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
If you're remotely interested in this stuff you should go ahead and set all this up yourself on a debian or such. Great learning experience.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
64c lost for every dollar invested. What a massive waste. What a loss for both shareholders and the gaming community. Take it out back and shoot it.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Yeah I grew up in the kinda bad part of town taking the bus every day. I got bullied. I never had someone generate pornographic images of me though. The internet is just society now. it's not something different. You get privacy in you
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Absolutely. We don't look at the use of false identity documents as a failure of age gating tobacco and alcohol, it's just an accepted consequence that we try to mitigate knowing that we cannot stop all instances.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Shock sites are materially different to the harm kids do to one another on social media.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Sounds like fraud.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Feels like a distinction between server and workstation. I'd be ashamed to see only 7 days uptime on my servers D:
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
lol. Minor touchups! Anything which could have a material impact on the sale price which is misrepresented in images is fraud, plain and simple.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Without a doubt this too will be overbuilt. At least we’ll have cheap second hand DC gpus in however many years.
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
9.9.9.9 is all you need
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
Nvidia used to have exactly that tablet, though it’s quite old now. I ended up with 2 even through a battery recall program where you were supposed to just throw out the recalled unit. Maybe a little ahead of its time, but it was awesome fo
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
Input doesn’t work so well on my iPad (lol) but seeing that intro rendered in safari on said ipad, wild. So cool
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
Another thing that has been completely broken by Microsoft over the years. Spell check in Word today is absolutely godawful, it generates more false positives than true positives by a massive margin. Shit like "the" having a red s
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
Haven’t even had my coffee yet and this is definitely the most cursed thing I’ll see today, thanks!
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
Reinventing XML but worse.
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
look at you you lucky devil, getting to delete code!
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
Big ships turn slowly is all. It’s no easy feat to move away from something like that.
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
Rail is hardly abandoned in the US, the US has a top tier _freight_ rail network. It's just passenger rail that sucks big balls in the US.
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
hopes and dreams are one hell of a drug
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
Server boards typically use SFP, and for typical consumers you’re 100% correct that wifi is all that matters.
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
Not never, just not common. Why would you even want it when fibre already does better, cheaper?
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
China and Russia did not have "freedom" prior to the internet.
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
I didn't say impossible, I said not based in reality. Why would you do this? What economic advantage is gained? The radiators on the ISS radiate maybe 200kW all up. That's _one rack_ in a normal earthbound DC.
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by denkmoon 4mo ago
Yes, but 10G really is the limit. I'll eat my boiled boots if 25GbE copper becomes anything you could remotely consider "common".

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