fukka42

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by fukka42 11mo ago
Check out window.history.pushState
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by fukka42 11mo ago
You're thinking of grams and watts. Kilo is an SI prefix.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Their support reps would have to be paid thousands per hour for that to be the possible reason
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by fukka42 11mo ago
The comment above reduces the interesting article to a lacking one sentence summary. It is indicative of someone who is both too lazy to read something for themselves and for some reason thinks it is a good idea to admit this publicly.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
My machine has a perfectly fine CPU. A text box to enter OpenAI credentials would also be an easy fix.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
How do I run this on Windows and Linux?
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Because you intend to run their software? And don't try to tell me you've never ran any proprietary software.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Someone compared hashes of the sectors of both drivers and they are identical except for the signature. You don't know what due diligence was done.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Such a shame Google & Apple refuse to let us use our devices to their full potential.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
It makes their service better. It fixes slow transfer speeds between my nodes because their derp servers are rate limited.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
> All customers can use two peer relays, for free, forever. As your needs scale, so will the number of available peer relays. To add even more peer relays to your tailnet, come have a chat with us. I have to pay to be able to donate my o
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by fukka42 11mo ago
My strategy is to use postgres first. Get the idea off the ground and switch when postgres becomes the bottleneck. It often doesn't.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
USB passthrough is trivial, as is PCIe passthrough which would let you pass the entire USB controller.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Can you explain why you think Linux needs the internet any more than windows does? Are you perhaps not aware of the millions of embedded Linux installations that never see the internet?
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by fukka42 11mo ago
It's hilariously out of touch, but it's what you should expect from the HN bros. They live in a bubble. I'm from the eu and earn far less than these American techbros do, but far more than my American friends who work normal
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Yes, it is what they want. In the end there are more of them who want to "own the libs", or "not pay for freeloaders" than those who want to contribute to another's child surviving.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
I have a "server" at home. It's just an old desktop. I use a PiKVM (similar to JetKVM) to manage it remotely when the kernel crashes or I fuck up the boot. It happens rarely, but it's nice I can just fix things remotely.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
(US-only)
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by fukka42 11mo ago
I'd appreciate it if the police could help stop cheating in my kids' soccer game as well. One of those brats keeps pretending to be injured! Lock him up.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Ha. That's funny. But no, it seems you have drank the kool-aid and are delusional. But you're right about one thing: FAFO
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by fukka42 11mo ago
yes doesn't do string concatenation, at least not in the loop that matters. It just prepares a buffer of bytes once and writes it to stdout repeatedly. https://github.com/coreutils/coreutils/blob/master&#
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by fukka42 11mo ago
ICE Tariffs You may not notice it yet, but he has ruined the reputation of your country. People consider it insane to travel there now for vacations. We are actively avoiding American garbage. We are migrating away from American clouds. He
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Interestingly I tried this as well and was disappointed with the results: yes $(printf %1024s | tr " " "y") | pv > /dev/null About the same throughput as letting yes output a single character. I guess
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by fukka42 11mo ago
I'm easily reaching 30GB/s with a single client: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null bs=1M status=progress A second dd process hits the same speed.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
This is not about user content, but about their own preview environments! Google decided their preview environments were impersonating... Something? And decided to block the entire domain.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Seems viable if you can wrap each build stap with a start/stop signal. At the start snapshot the filesystem. Record all files read & written during the step. Then when this step runs again with the same inputs you can apply the dif
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by fukka42 11mo ago
It does matter, since the current AGPL license status is questionable at best, they did not have permission to relicense code added by contributors. This is why CLAs exist.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Did they ever get permissions from their contributors to switch to AGPL? Last I checked they did not. They didn't require a CLA either. So no matter what they claim large parts of the codebase are still apache2.
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by fukka42 11mo ago
What a weird take. Open source projects exist to be used. If you didn't want people to use it, it wouldn't be open source. As such the users are doing exactly what the creator wants: using their product. This helps the creator in
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by fukka42 11mo ago
Then Ruin would be able to influence what is written.

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