fivelessminutes

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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
I subscribe to the NYT partly for the daily word games. They had a survey a few months ago and that made me think about why... I realized many days, the only positive interaction with encouraging words for me was solving those games.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> The study was conducted between December 23-25, 2021, while sampling feedback from 2,200 United States adults. Randomly selected? Members of some crypto site? Garbage website makes sure there's no methodology or link to it you s
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
You should use a dns blackhole (pihole type approach) as well as browser privacy extensions anyway. Techcrunch has a redirect to guce.advertising.com, which is blackholed... so I can't read their content directly whether it's on h
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Pay rates in Austin are a fraction of SV.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Isn't it you are exhausted with people rather than code?
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Picture and summary for the curious https://www.eviation.co/
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
You seem to have put off cleaning this up for way too long. You should be able to register the same ssh pubkey with all the accounts. Then just back up that pub and privkey on a usb stick somewhere and accesss everything from the same keypa
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> Specifying LE in CAA means that I authorize noone to issue certificates for my domains, except for US-based forces. That is something I will never do, being the citizen of completely independent jurisdiction. I am not a traitor. Uh...
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
I don't see periodic packet loss as a very convincing indicator of compromise by itself. It's more likely a shared part of your ISP network, beyond your front door, overloaded or struggling. In your router you should be able to mo
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Yeah... also >> Software does not decay. The term 'bitrot' exists for a reason. Most software doesn't exist in isolation, the things it interfaces to directly (eg, libs, the OS, bits in cpu words) or remotely (crypto c
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
The point is the developer was not allowed, by github, to break his own copy, they suspended his account. This is a reminder of how much power you cede to Microsoft when you decide to make yourself completely reliant on their free services.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
... so your boss gained some amount from using FOSS. Did the FOSS projects gain anything from that? If not, why should they care if your boss wants to pay a different group to supply him software under more restrictive terms?
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> Blocked by X-Frame-Options Policy > This page has an X-Frame-Options policy that prevents it from being loaded in this context. > The browser prevented this page from loading in this context because the page has an X-Frame-Option
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Generally a good read, but only by getting challenged with a varirrty of problem can one end up the sort of ruggedly self-sufficient 'sparse polymath' the author approves of. And at the time, those problems may have been complrte
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
You don't... for the next 15 or so years they manage you, if you can keep a lid on it. I read a quote here a few months ago: you can do a good job on two of kids, relationship, job.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Loss of morale is what undermines the persistant efforts needed to make great things happen. Having a healthy ego and doing objectively great things to feel good is not in itself 'toxicity' that must be 'killed'.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Yeah. Few people seem to be using stream 9 either.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Getting it designed and a prototype 'made' is one thing. Getting a production run is another. Pico and rpi are completely different levels of effort and cost. You should figure out what networking, ram, OS or RTOS, and cpu power
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
No the author links to some qanon type conspiracy crap on reddit in the only issue in that repo.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
If someone gets a copy of the encrypted traffic - and we know that 'full take' is being done routinely for some parts of the internet - the credential in the plaintext means that if they are ever able to decrypt it even weeks late
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> Still, I made a claim (the C Language will never stop you from making mistakes), and therefore I need to substantiate it. Naturally this clickbait cannot be substantiated, since it only needs to save me from one mistake to falsify it.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> Post about the project along with the domain-name needed or invest by buying a domain for any project you like in return of 1% stake. ...who is named as the owner on the domain registration?
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> Today, however, I want to attempt to provide a cogent explanation for why bothering about web3 makes sense. ...which it fails to do, just adds to the don't-want-to-admit-it's-a-ponzi pile of babble.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
I understand that POV, but if you're on the cheapest possible vcpus, gaining a difficult-to-acquire deep understanding of how overcommitted they are and how sporadically unusable it is as a platform is not worth anything. Sure it'
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
If you can get a job for $250K, it accomplished not getting locked in to a local optimum and paying the opportunity cost for the difference.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> John will ask why Sandy is making more. The truth is that Sandy is more productive These secret decisions are not commonly rational like that. Maybe Sandy keeps quiet when they know the boss is wrong and leaves it to John to speak up
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
HP, Dell, others available in richer countries for > 5 years.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Node does not prioritize performance. vCPUs don't prioritize or guarantee performance. 2GB physical ram may not be a lot. 1Mb bandwidth (~100KBytes/s) may not be a lot if multiple simultaneous users with bulk payloads. Storage may
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
"Dave, this conversation can serve no purpose any more. Goodbye."
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> The Freedom U740 SoC barely offers decent performance for modern HPC applications Yeah... 4 of those boards in this cluster gives about the same compute as a single $100 raspberry pi 4. Risc-v's day will come but until then...

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