elktea

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by elktea 5y ago
have you seen the cost of v4 recently?
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by elktea 5y ago
wait until you're out of v4 and people's stuff breaks due to CGNAT
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by elktea 5y ago
Love the look of all the tools netflix have at their disposal
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What’s New in Grafana v8.1(grafana.com)
1 points by elktea 5y ago|0 comments
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by elktea 5y ago
for some reason I thought XUL was dead and gone, with the UI now coded in html and js - wonder if they can further improve loading by removing XUL in the futre
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by elktea 5y ago
What's a legit use for this?
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by elktea 5y ago
Interestingly here it's the wealthier inner-city suburbs where lead paint was commonly used when the houses were built. Advice seems to be leave it alone unless it's flaking.
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by elktea 5y ago
Does anyone know what the browser usage stats are for HN?
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by elktea 5y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5741187/sql-injection-th... It's still not safe
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by elktea 5y ago
Can't an ISP just respond with NXDOMAIN for use-application-dns.net and force Firefox to use their resolvers?
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by elktea 5y ago
Timely, I just updated our pdns recursors to the latest version yesterday and was staring at that config line. I think I'll hold off for a few months.
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by elktea 5y ago
speaking of UI inconsistencies - why did the author of this page thing it was a good idea to hijack my page up/down buttons. come on man.
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by elktea 5y ago
Agree, that would be nice. I use the weathermap as a standalone app with the following custom datasources: https://github.com/amousset/php-weathermap-zabbix-plugin https://github.com/lodpp/network-
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by elktea 5y ago
Prometheus's language PromQL is pretty inscrutable and the alert manager is very bare-bones. I find the entire project is pretty user-hostile wrt documentation and examples actually.
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by elktea 5y ago
It's been shown (in rats) that saturated fats are protective against cirrhosis and unsaturated fats (linoleic acid in this case) are required for liver injury. Might explain why some people can drink like fish and have perfectly heal
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by elktea 5y ago
> No one needed to die for you to eat it. Except all those animals + insects that once inhabited the fields
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by elktea 5y ago
I personally found the new tab style odd at first, but I think it's grown on me.
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Mozilla Firefox update is making me abandon Chrome – Here's why(laptopmag.com)
38 points by elktea 5y ago|3 comments
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Rocky Linux – Community Update – April 2021(rockylinux.org)
1 points by elktea 5y ago|0 comments
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by elktea 5y ago
what box is that?
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Rust Support in the Linux Kernel(lwn.net)
1 points by elktea 5y ago|0 comments
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Firefox 87 introduces SmartBlock for Private Browsing(blog.mozilla.org)
389 points by elktea 6y ago|117 comments
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by elktea 6y ago
anyone using this site that still uses chrome, why?
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by elktea 6y ago
> You can potentially BGP hijack a domain (via DNS) domains and BGP don't really interact, can you explain what you mean?
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by elktea 6y ago
Do you think this will reduce jobs? I think it would do the opposite
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by elktea 6y ago
Does it do a list of saved sessions like SecureCRT or mRemoteNG?
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by elktea 6y ago
The protein you get from meat is a different collection of amino acids than the protein you can get from plants or soy.
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by elktea 6y ago
Fibre isn't a nutrient though. It's waste. We have a very low capability to ferment it verses other apes.
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by elktea 6y ago
Humans can't eat livestock feed or grass though.
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by elktea 6y ago
I'm comparing it by ... comparing the nutrients in each. There are lots of examples of nutrients in meat that aren't found in plants (carnitine, b12 etc) and even more where the type found in plants must be consumed in far greater

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