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931.
by e12e 3y ago
You might enjoy rock, paper, shotgun? https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/
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by e12e 3y ago
Thank you. I hadn't looked at the banana pi - looks interesting.
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by e12e 3y ago
I've found it tricky to find updated hw with openwrt support - and tricky to find devices that is easy to buy the correct hw version of. If you don't want wifi6 or 5ghz support, it's easier.
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by e12e 3y ago
Thank you. Usb3 devices supporting AP mode looks interesting.
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by e12e 3y ago
I've been trying to figure out if there are any hw out there that allows good wifi6/hostap support under Linux, to run an access point - the nearest I've come is this[1] list. But I'm still unsure if it is feasible to
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by e12e 3y ago
If you can live with "fits on disk" mmap() is a viable option? Unless you truly need streaming (early handling of early data, like a stream of transactions/operations from a single JSON file?)
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by e12e 3y ago
> But in the world of Docker, they force end-users on Mac (and I think windows) to install docker through docker desktop even if you don't ever touch the GUI. They try. But between homebrew and Colima you can get away with cli tools
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by e12e 3y ago
> if employees have root access The main usecase of sudo over su (or suid binaries) is limited access (clear/re-run the mail queue - not reconfigure the mail daemon)
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by e12e 3y ago
Users and groups (auth/autz) via kerberos/ldap/active directory? Radius? Not something "most users" would need - and probably handled in Pam, not sudo - but it's one thing that comes to mind.
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by e12e 3y ago
I'm guessing chat gpt will fill a role in drafting responses here. But will it play a role in surfacing applications? https://chat.openai.com/share/1607e7d6-ecd4-4024-bf25-9bd8bf...
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by e12e 3y ago
I'm sure you could hack it up in scheme-in-a-grid? http://siag.nu/siag/
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by e12e 3y ago
While I have no experience building ruby, if standard ruby gives you trouble - might be worth to try mruby - it is likely easier to build and debug the build process.
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by e12e 3y ago
Could you give a few concrete examples? I'm doubtful it makes a difference in most cases? If you're building a new system, from new requirements - often just getting started is fine? Build, test/measure, throw-away/refac
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by e12e 3y ago
You need to do data modeling and (de) normalization even if your data is in "data structures", not an SQL DBMS.
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by e12e 3y ago
> If you recognize yourself in these emails but didn't give me permission to write an email, then it isn't actually you, it turns out these stories are so similar that they really do sound the same. Gold.
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by e12e 3y ago
Nice. I admit I find the language selection a bit uninspired and odd: > Five languages: English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian Otoh I'm surprised that when counting first and second language proficiency, German is actually ah
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by e12e 3y ago
> The president cannot enforce this regulation over open source projects. I imagine the president can make things difficult, like with Pretty Good Privacy - which was exported in book-form?
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by e12e 3y ago
Looks interesting. But there's no case to augment it? If you screw on a SSD and connect via sata, the cable loop sits on the end, ready to get snagged and pulled out? Seems like a missed opportunity to not have power over Ethernet supp
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by e12e 3y ago
It's from before PDO was a thing, I believe. They have their own "abstraction" on top of mysqli - I'm not sure about the return values, but might be possible to switch in PDO? https://github.com/textpatte
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by e12e 3y ago
Only if he's not running rootfs on zfs? Ed: I see he doesn't - but could (and optionally with a slice for swap partition): https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/Getting%20Started/Ubu...
951.
by e12e 3y ago
Guessing inside (white side) of orange peel will work too (the oils are used to make various cleaning products).
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by e12e 3y ago
IIRCC it's not recommend to have swap on a zvol. So you would need a non-zfs managed partition/device for swap. Not sure about current status? https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/7734 https:&#x2F
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by e12e 3y ago
Hm. Regular torrents tend to touch the 100 Mbps to gpbs range - so not really an alternative?
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by e12e 3y ago
Open the root in helix, use the fuzzy file finder (space-f) for looking up by name path, or global search (space-/) for finding by content.
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by e12e 3y ago
Private Cloud allows infrastructure team to run big server parks efficiently, while product teams can "buy" resources easily. It's essentially why Amazon made aws, why Google made Borg. For a regional hospital for example, th
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by e12e 3y ago
It would be great if Oxide had something like Canonical's "Orange Box"/cloud-in-a-box for homelabs, evaluation, training (in the management bits) - and hobby work loads! https://canonical.com/blog/ju
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Rails World 2023 Opening Keynote – David Heinemeier Hansson [video](youtube.com)
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by e12e 3y ago
Lying in bed all day causes sores and severe muscle atrophy.
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by e12e 3y ago
> Not gonna walk around for 22 minutes, it's boring. (...) I go on hikes on the weekend. Maybe you should walk in a more interesting environment?
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by e12e 3y ago
If I remember correctly, the first version of coffee script was quite sane, but the second version was completely different, and IMNHO much worse? I think the initial version was a moderate enhancement on js, fixing some things like global

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