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by flemhans 6y ago
We could heat the streets in winter, keep all lights on, mine bitcoin, drive around like crazy due to almost free "fuel". All possible thanks to Nuclear!
452.
by flemhans 6y ago
For fun, 20 mins from the center of Copenhagen: Is there a farm? Yes Is there a harbor? Yes Is there an airport? Yes Is there a powerplant? Yes Is there a military base? No (or maybe, depending on definition) My personal threshold is probab
453.
by flemhans 6y ago
It was the military itself doing it as a test, but they couldn't disclose that since it's a classified project.
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by flemhans 6y ago
I've accidentally pasted sensitive passwords enough times that I know the procedure is prone to errors. If I have to do it, I immediately copy something else right afterwards, to avoid an accidental paste later on.
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by flemhans 6y ago
I've had my render queued up for many months, can that happen? It just shows "No renders yet :("
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by flemhans 6y ago
UBNT is going downhill. They require the cloud login for most of their stuff now. :(
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by flemhans 6y ago
That was already the increased value. I think it was set to 10 or 20 in this particular type of router. At one coffee shop their credit card payments were affected because they shared the POS with the guest WiFi. Raising the limit solved th
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by flemhans 6y ago
Thanks for the advice.
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by flemhans 6y ago
A week is a good trip. We went around the whole island (the outer ring road) in five days and saw so many beautiful places. It was almost too much. This was in June 2020, so there were no tourists. Incredible nature. Edited to add: It'
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by flemhans 6y ago
It's the same with every TLD. They invent processes, paperwork, registrar meetings, weird EPP extensions, user verification, arbitration procedures, hearings, just to make themselves useful and have a reason for the annual payments.
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by flemhans 6y ago
The author knew from the beginning it wouldn't "cost them $2023", but that it would most likely be solved by a simple support request. The title is misleading.
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by flemhans 6y ago
Yes, password managers are way safer than copy-pasting. You don't want something as sensitive as a password in your clipboard buffer, either.
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by flemhans 6y ago
So I would want to include a big corpus like GPT-3 or this newfangled "Neo" thing but still have it trained to respond to our own customers based on 200k email passages. How to create a hybrid?
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by flemhans 6y ago
There was a time when routers shipped with a really low dhcp lease max clients settings which would cause issues in coffee shops. I'd change the setting up to eg 50 simultaneous clients, which seemed to solve it.
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by flemhans 6y ago
Often, when people discuss how easy or hard Kubernetes is, they mean running it on a managed platform like GKE. Running it on your own metal is supposedly what requires that team of engineers.
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by flemhans 6y ago
Funnily enough, Gmail can be on the receiving end sometimes too, e.g. being blocked in SORBS. The response was: 451 Currently Sending Spam See: http://www.sorbs.net/lookup.shtml?209.85.215.41 Although some may argue
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by flemhans 6y ago
My grandmother had the same expectation.
468.
by flemhans 6y ago
For me, Google Maps got slow some 5 years back.
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by flemhans 6y ago
Shouldn't the Policemen in question then be charged with breaching the secrecy of correspondance for each of those of the messages that did not pertain to illegal activities? Het briefgeheim is onschendbaar.
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by flemhans 6y ago
Ubuntu has pretty good LTS too, actually. And up to 10 years "end of life" support.
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by flemhans 6y ago
You'd still need to bootstrap the metal with a VM/container environment, anyway.
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by flemhans 6y ago
Managed 500 physical machines over the course of 20 years, no UPS, never had a problem where power loss caused data corruption or loss.
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by flemhans 6y ago
Same experience. A few refreshes and it works.
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by flemhans 6y ago
Same here (Denmark with Hi3G), but they often forget. I've had a new SIM issued for myself just by saying the phone number. Of course that's several orders of magnitudes harder to do than just finding a leaked password somewhere,
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by flemhans 6y ago
I submerged my iPhone XS on several occasions, thinking it was OK to do. Eventually the FaceID sensor stopped working.
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by flemhans 6y ago
What happened to the AwesomeBar?
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by flemhans 6y ago
Linux-Vserver all the way.
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by flemhans 6y ago
Oh and I also remember that the hospital billed my travel insurance €4 for an X-Ray :)
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by flemhans 6y ago
I remember people in Germany being upset that you have to pay €10 for a consultation.
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by flemhans 6y ago
Applied in June and haven't heard anything!

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