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by dpedu 2y ago
> Linked clones aren't used in ESXi Huh? What do you mean? They absolutely are. I've made extensive use of them in ESXi/vsphere clusters in situations where I'm spinning up and down many temporary VMs.
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by dpedu 2y ago
Wikipedia puts the average distance between 'roids at about 600,000 miles, so I'm going with no. Also mentioned is the estimate that the mass of the entire belt is thought to be 3% of weight of the moon. That's crazy tiny, co
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by dpedu 2y ago
Keeping in mind that this server appears to implement only a tiny subset of the features the ones it is benchmarked against do... No lighting, mob spawning, mob ai, redstone functionality, tree or plant growth, water/lava flow, etc.
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by dpedu 2y ago
I was a user of one of the Fandom wikis this group took over. Moving the information to a better platform is fine. What wasn't fine is how they made every single page on the existing Fandom wiki redirect to a meme page that didn't
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by dpedu 2y ago
There's some weirdness around focus going on here, hopefully this comes across as constructive criticism. All of them have the same problem: When you click on the video itself, the left and right arrow keys work to scrub the video back
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by dpedu 2y ago
If you don't have a thermal camera, you can also paint rubbing alcohol onto the board and watch where it evaporates the quickest. Obviously, this only works for low voltage stuff...
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by dpedu 2y ago
MacOs ships with the `say` command and once in awhile I'll do something like `longRunningProcess ; say its done`, but not beyond that.
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by dpedu 2y ago
I don't cook, but I solder. And I got a lot of mileage out of a dirt cheap Radio Shack iron. Well, I do cook, but I'm not into it or as skilled at it to the degree I am with soldering.
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by dpedu 2y ago
I'm not sure what that has to do with better vs worse tools. Expensive knives get dull too. Good chefs, on the other hand, keep their equipment in working order regardless of its value.
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by dpedu 2y ago
I am completely confused by your example. Buying a better knife doesn't make you a better chef. Buying a faster car doesn't make you a better driver. Buying a more powerful laptop doesn't make you a better developer.
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by dpedu 2y ago
This website seems to break pinch-to-zoom in Chrome (on macOs). It just scrolls instead.
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by dpedu 2y ago
I'm sorry but the number of people directly affected by terrorism and the followers of terrorism is of orders of magnitude higher than those affected by the dicks on Kiwi farms and their followers. Even if I count only those literally
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by dpedu 2y ago
An odd position to take seeing that the same article mentions the IA refusing to take down "terrorist content." "Terrorist content" is certainly worse than piracy or people being dicks online and obviously presents an gr
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by dpedu 2y ago
I couldn't think of anything off the top of my head either, but a google search found this: https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/7/23341051/kiwi-farms-intern... Edit: HN discussion: https://ne
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by dpedu 2y ago
I've been out of web development for awhile, and it took me way too long to figure out what this actually does. I don't think the article does a good job describing it. From what I gather, this new feature lets you write: fr
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by dpedu 2y ago
According to World Population Review and corroborated by other sources, the Netherlands has 91 PCs per 100 people. So your assumptions aren't that far off, actually. If anything, your assumption is lower than reality because a househol
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by dpedu 2y ago
I don't doubt that that many watts is easy to cover - eventually. The problem is that it can be instantly turned on and off, whereas the grid takes time to shed load or add capacity. I found a figure on Wikipedia saying that the NL&#x2
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by dpedu 2y ago
I can make my computer wildly vary the amount of power it is drawing by performing different things in software. Max out the CPU and GPU load and it will instantly change from drawing ~100 watts to 500 or more. There have been plenty of bot
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by dpedu 2y ago
How exactly are rights holders required to inform MegaUpload of content to remove? Every DMCA takedown request I've seen generally has a collection of links. I don't know the letter of the law of the actual process, but the abilit
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by dpedu 2y ago
I wrote a toy kubernetes CSI driver recently and found it quite pleasing to do. Bare minimum means implementing just 3 grpc api calls - An informational one and publish/unpublish. Amazon's EFS or EBS CSI drivers are good examples
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by dpedu 2y ago
> Consider these stats : the last three versions of the program — each 420,000 lines long-had just one error each. What exactly do they mean by this? If each of the 3 versions had exactly one bug, isn't this just a weird way of sayi
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by dpedu 2y ago
I do find it fairly surprising the lengths people go to to create false information and trash a website they claim to not like or want to use. I'm sure there's a better use for that time.
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by dpedu 2y ago
Also pointed out in the replies on Twitter is that at least one of the usernames in the "leak" is misspelled. https://x.com/BigMeeish/status/1816238982948348306
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by dpedu 2y ago
The Okta url in the post doesn't resolve. This is almost certainly fake.
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by dpedu 2y ago
What's comical about this is that most apps ALREADY have a persistent icon on the screen - the Dock icon. From what I've seen, most mac users don't enable dock hiding, so it's always there. It's just bad design.
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by dpedu 2y ago
We'd be more likely to see Apple apply their infamous restrictions here, as opposed to opening things up more and lettings developers go hog wild. Bartender exists because it's a solution to a problem.
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by dpedu 2y ago
Eh. I like that this discourages usage of tray icons, which is a good thing. Your app doesn't need a tray icon, almost all apps don't. I remember back on windows xp, it felt like every darn app needed its own tray icon for some re
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by dpedu 2y ago
I 3d printed and built a rock tumbler that was effectively the same device as this, some time ago. I put O-rings on the wheels for grip instead of a rubber band on the jar :-P
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by dpedu 2y ago
I very much like HCL within terraform, and am glad to have it over yaml or json like in other similar tools. That being said, Hashicorp's other tool, Packer, recently switched to using HCL configs instead of json and I was really disap
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by dpedu 3y ago
Aren't those relative positions and velocities predictable enough? I believe NASA regularly makes predictions somewhat like this, such as when specific large asteroids are predicted to come near earth.

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