dismalpedigree

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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
Its the Ozempic of programming!
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
I have true 3-2-1 backups on a server running proxmox with 32 cores, 96gb of ram, and 5TB of ssd disks (2TB usable for VMs). Cost me $1500 for the new server hardware 2 years ago. Runs in my basement and uses ~30w of power on average (roug
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
Why? Its not like we put execs in jail for allowing their companies to do terrible things under their watch.
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
I’d settle for at least a high school physics education. This idea seemed insane when I first heard about it a few weeks back. This analysis just makes it that much more crazy. If YC is hell bent on lighting piles of money on fire, I can th
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
Yes. Thats the one. Works really well. Basically a free version of tailscale. A bit more of a learning curve.
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
I do something similar. I run a nebula network. The vps has haproxy and is passing the encrypted data to the hosts using sni to figure out the specific host. No keys on the vps. The vps and each host are each nebula nodes. I can put the nod
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
Nowhere was it implied that all laws should have sunset clauses. Obviously something like “you can’t murder someone” should not be sunset. Including sunset clauses in many laws requires legislators to review if those laws are still relevant
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
This is why laws should have sunset clauses
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
Does Google Drive have this elevated privilege? If so, seems blatant abuse of app store control. If not, it would seem to indicate there is a workaround somehow the Nextcloud could also leverage.
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
Merger with Oracle in the near future? They have almost identical tactics.
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
Agree. Feels like grasping at straws. I imagine the company viability is at risk and they are panicking about what to do. Looks at what your users actually care about, not at how much garbage you can get away with before alienating all the
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
I see what you did there. :)
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
Clearly. Hence the “they feel like ads but we need them”
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
This seems like a company policy more than ITAR. Unless you are not a US citizen, then it could be ITAR.
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
So sending someone something offensive is grounds for banning protonmail, yet the bazillion scam call centers are somehow not a problem.
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
Can we skip to the part where unsolicited emails, calls, and texts go away? This sounds amazing.
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by dismalpedigree 1y ago
This prepper disk is almost assuredly just Kiwix server on a raspberry pi.
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
How do farmer’s markets run afoul of this proposal? Perhaps there is advertising by the market to tell people to come, that can be eliminated. Once you are at the market there are only individual booths advertising their wares, which is fi
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
Yet another reason to ban paid ads.
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
Make paying to promote stuff is what the author asserted. If it also results in all the social media influencers behind bars, then its a double-win.
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
The author specifically mentioned paid 3rd party. So an individual/business can “advertise” all they want for their services, but paying other entities to “speak” for them is not allowed. Yes, i can find all kinds of loopholes too. Th
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
Proxmox on a NUC. Separate RPI running HaProxy to route requests. Public 443 forwards to haproxy. All on separate vlan from home network. Router allows ssh across vlan for specific IPs. Ssh only available from the specific IPs. Some of t
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
More than a few times i would re-read the textbook end to end in the week leading up to final exam. Particularly for subjects that I knew were foundational for future courses. 20 years later I still find myself breaking out my old textbooks
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
Its a rehash of the old “but it works on my local machine”
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
I always refer to them as “quantum bugs” because the act of observing the bug changes the bug. Absolutely infuriating. I like “heisenbug” better. Has a better ring to it.
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
Good point. My wife will surely understand if I explain it as “research”
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
Its not a new plant. I drove by it several months ago on I-74. Its been there awhile.
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
Not to mention the increased productivity of everyone not wasting their time in factorio (myself included) because the optimal solution is known.
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
No top level domain alternatives? Org, com, net, gov, mil are US TLDs.
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by dismalpedigree 2y ago
Hailo 8. Real time object detection, classification and tracking on multiple high-def streams.

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