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by eptcyka 1y ago
Anything that makes it harder for Russia to make foreign currency and decrease the demand for Rubles is a strategic win for Ukraine.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
You cannot pay anyone enough to get on the debian stable repository. Microsoft would have to pay it's curators. They'd pay less than what they should to stave off corruption.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
They could go into a furnace to get turned into heat, electricity and CO2.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
There are significantly less palettes being delivered and handled by significantly less people, thus it is far easier to ensure that the plastic used in the delivery process is disposed of properly. Whereas with the abundance of cheap plast
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by eptcyka 1y ago
The TouchID is bound to a device - of course, I could copy my secret into a secure enclave that is only accessible through TouchID. Could even just store my GPG key there. With a Yubikey, I generate the key on an airgapped device and store
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Kazakhstan literally forced their own cert for lots of popular sites for a while, expecting users to click the through and accept them. It was made illegal to not accept government certificates.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
You can configure the yubikey to need a PIN and/or touch to authorise the use a GPG key. My main issue with pass is that it doesn’t work great on iOS with yubikeys.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
`pass git diff` decrypts the passwords for me.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
I had a power failure and I lost the whole filesystem. Never happened with ext4 - I've had data loss after a power failure with other filesystems, but never an issue where I wasn't able to mount it and lost 100% of my data.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
There are lots of places where most customers still pay in cash. Mostly ethnic minorities in stores that cater for ethnic minorities. I find it interesting that ethnicity or religion would end up being a signal informing if one is using cas
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by eptcyka 1y ago
The ISP chooses to not do that. The tools exist, they cost more money and complexity, but they definitely exist.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
I had a similar experience. It was a dark summer night, 03:00 o'clock. Me and my partner were semi-asleep when suddenly a loud noise from the kitchen wakes us up. It sounds eerily electro-mechanical. And then some seconds later, it hap
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by eptcyka 1y ago
The tools exist as is, that cat has been out of the bag for quite a while.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Also, new battery tech quadruples energy density, and new discovery brings us 10 years closer to fusion energy. More news at 10.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
I smile every time I get to drive my car. Hate the phone every other time I pick it up.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Moving? I can register the same sim to multiple phones.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
This is by far the best selling point of the new series of devices.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Nextcloud was dog slow for me, Immich just flies. And the client app is far better both on iOS and Android. Nextcloud never worked for my SO, Immich just does.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
The heat is starting to become an issue for DDR5 with higher voltage.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
This is rather late, to be quite fair.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
The person is arguing that it is a massive difference, not a typo. I am saying that if that is the case, then maybe the hamming distance between correct and buggy code that both compile should be greater than 1, regardless if more tooling c
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by eptcyka 1y ago
A large company has to deal with many different things, some of the things are intrinsic to the business, some are not. When push comes to shove, business will try to relieve itself of the latter so it can focus on the former.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
If the implications of a one char diff are this egregious that they’re considered obvious, maybe it should take less cognitive effort to spot this? CI and tooling are great, but would be far less necessary if it was more difficult to make t
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Without stopping.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Prices never go down. Neither central banks nor business owners want deflation, do mountains will be moved to avoid it.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
What is your argument exactly? The world is worse so we should be OK with that?
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by eptcyka 1y ago
What do you mean by that? I don't think this follows at all.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
What do you mean by your data being protected by vast amounts of encryption? Can you verify those claims beyond trusting what Apple tells you? Isn’t the commenter above insinuating that a targeted individual can be compromised anyway?
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Atomic write operations force a cache line flush and can wait until the memory is updated. Atomic reads have to be read from memory or a shared cache. Atomics are slow because memory is slow.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
There’s a floor on how cheap a vehicle can be made to conform to the current safety and fuel economy requirements, the margin is greater for more expensive cars. Manufacturers are incentivising bigger cars.

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