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by dmm 10mo ago
Android supports DHCPv6, just not stateful DHCPv6. You can give each device its own /64 or if you really want to track a devices usage you should use an authenticated layer on top of your base network.
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by dmm 10mo ago
Is software just going to get worse from now on? Was the level of quality and feature improvement we've come to expect an artifact of high levels of investment based on expectations of growth that are no longer seen a valid?
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by dmm 10mo ago
It's possible to have both overpopulation(too large of a population for a given metric like water, energy, pollution, etc) and demographic collapse(too many old people, not enough young workers). It's not intuitive but they are se
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by dmm 10mo ago
> Windows, this is a solved problem. Are you sure? It's been a few years, but last I tried Firefox used its own CA store on Windows. I'm pretty sure openjdk uses "<JAVA_HOME>/jre/lib/security/cac
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by dmm 10mo ago
I just reworked my home server backup strategy to use rsync.net and it's been a great experience. I'm using btrfs and snapper to take hourly snapshots. The snapborg[0] tool then pushes those snapshots to a borg repo on rsync.net.
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Losing Confidence (In macOS)(mjtsai.com)
2 points by dmm 10mo ago|0 comments
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by dmm 10mo ago
> Are people just going to stop buying devices and computers? I'm sure Apple and Samsung will still have access to chips. Maybe this is just the beginning of the end for access to general-purpose computing for the masses.
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by dmm 10mo ago
desec.io allows you to create (through the api) tightly-scoped tokens that can only update the "_acme-challenge.subdomain.example.com" domain needed for DNS-01 challenges. I switched to them from cloudflare dns for that specific f
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by dmm 10mo ago
Sincere request: Can you provide some specific examples of doctors being mocked or ostracized for criticizing studies?
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by dmm 1y ago
The gpu driver for Apple silicon is Rust and the author stated it would have been much more difficult to implement in C. It isn't upstreamed yet. """ Normally, when you write a brand new kernel driver as complicated as
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by dmm 1y ago
Not bad! Thanks for pointing those out.
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by dmm 1y ago
On a Mac, you can switch between apps with Command-Tab or windows of the same app with Command-` but there's no way to cycle between all windows or bounce between to two most recently used windows. Maybe this used to make sense when ap
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by dmm 1y ago
I've been following bachefs development for a while and supporting Kent on patreon so Bcachefs losing its mainline, supported status broke my heart a little. My home storage has always been under ZFS but being out-of-tree and requiring
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by dmm 1y ago
Thanks for sharing! I just setup a fs benchmark system and I'll run your fio command so we can compare results. I have a question about your fio args though. I think "--ioengine=sync" and "--iodepth=16" are incompat
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by dmm 1y ago
btrfs is fine for single disks or mirrors. In my experience, the main advantages of zfs over btrfs is that ZFS has production ready raid5/6 like parity modes and has much better performance for small sync writes, which are common for d
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by dmm 1y ago
Reading "Bottle of Lies" by Katherine Eban, I'd argue that the collapse of the FDA was well underway before the current administration. The FDA was completely unable to regulate overseas drug manufacturers, resulting in many,
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by dmm 1y ago
It's interesting that several products from the 1920s contain measurable quantities of DEHP, which was apparently first synthesized in the 1930s. How did that happen? For example, the cocoa powder from the 1920s https://www.
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by dmm 1y ago
Great article! Thanks for sharing your research into the history of these super interesting theaters and projection systems. There is something I've wondered about though: > While far from inexpensive, digital projection systems are
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by dmm 1y ago
> Do you think the _process_ of making music is the important part, or the final sounds that are produced? Pharmaceuticals are regulated not just by testing the end product but by regulating the entire production process[1]. How this cam
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by dmm 1y ago
I hope death is cured soon so the boomers can rule the world forever.
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by dmm 1y ago
> intermittence is a problem, but I think we can deal with it by being cleverer Solar power is great but intermittence is the main issue with it. If you look at 30 year historical weather data, many highly populated regions have two week
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by dmm 2y ago
For what it's worth, when Missouri passed its voter id law they included funding to provide people free id, if needed for voting. I was working the MO secretary of state office at this time, and though I wasn't directly involved w
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by dmm 2y ago
I do not like our healthcare system and would enthusiastically support reform. But your arguments really don't make sense. The UHC CEO made 10M, even if we 10x that to 100M then if the CEO decided to give it all back, UHC could payout
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by dmm 2y ago
The 80/20 rule[0] requires insurance companies to pay out at least 80% of premiums. That's revenue, not profit, and is independent of their costs. So if they were a charity which magically had 0 costs the most payouts could increa
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by dmm 2y ago
Torvalds likes Rust and believes it to be the future. He is disappointed that it hasn't been adopted faster. > I actually was hoping that we'd get some of the first rust infrastructure, and the multi-gen LRU VM, but neither of
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by dmm 2y ago
> Why do rust developers demand everything be re-written in their language? I'm pretty sure Torvalds is the one who decided to add Rust to the Linux kernel. > I was expecting updates to be faster, but part of the problem is that
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A Linux maintainer admitting to attempting to sabotage Rust for Linux project(social.treehouse.systems)
9 points by dmm 2y ago|14 comments
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by dmm 2y ago
It's totally reasonable, just unfortunate for this use-case.
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by dmm 2y ago
Does sleep and wake work for you with a standard Linux distro? If so a newer kernel might help,like the kernel-latest-qubes-vm package, might help: https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/managing-vm-kernels/#installing...
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by dmm 2y ago
> dropped it because of bad graphics performance (only software rendering supported, many frame drops when watching HD videos on YT) Around Firefox 92 or 93 the new GPU-based renderer ported from Servo was made default and performance un

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