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by geek_at 6y ago
I used the Intel neural compute sticks [1] for my porn detection service [2] and they worked great. Could import and run models on a Pi with ease [1] https://blog.haschek.at/2018/fight-child-pornography-with-ra... [2]
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by geek_at 6y ago
that storage pod looks really interesting. Standalone disk enclosure connected to a RAID card. Are there any like these broadly available (in that form factor)?
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by geek_at 6y ago
they still make great LAN party GPUs. HL2 mp is not a problem and even ark runs on them somewhat
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by geek_at 6y ago
even pollen filters since I'm allergic to everything outside
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by geek_at 6y ago
It was too expensive to use a ground-preheated heat pump (where like 500m of cable are layed under ground to pre-heat the air). Mine is just sucking it in as-is
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I heat my home by mining crypto currencies(blog.haschek.at)
529 points by geek_at 6y ago|401 comments
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by geek_at 6y ago
I'm not even on the same continent
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by geek_at 6y ago
wait Lollapalooza is a real event? I honestly thought the simpsons episode made fun of the music event scene
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by geek_at 6y ago
well it's easy if you have 12 friends
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by geek_at 6y ago
my mistake
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by geek_at 6y ago
I'm more amazed by the fact that they got bounties because the attack wouldn't be (easily) possible without insider knowledge on which dependencies their internal build system used
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by geek_at 6y ago
something about the website makes my browser lag so much while scrolling. Even reddit doesn't do that, what's going on
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by geek_at 6y ago
you're right, that _does_ look like a perfect location for a cozy couch
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by geek_at 6y ago
not true, I have started a blog and hosted it on blogspot at first but wasn't satisfied with the style in general and the lack of customization so I built my own in bootstrap + php and hosted it on a 5€/month Server. No tracking,
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by geek_at 6y ago
Had it for 7 years, never had a spill. Now I do have a proper rack for all my servers
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by geek_at 6y ago
Also don't forget there are more IKEA things that can host computers. I used a Kallax shelf for a beautiful home server. https://blog.haschek.at/2014/07/ikea-server-rack-nope-not-th...
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by geek_at 6y ago
Wow if true, this is a huge violation of user trust
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by geek_at 6y ago
Personally I like homebrew better https://blog.haschek.at/2020/the-perfect-file-server.html Because I don't need web interfaces or more attack surfaces
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by geek_at 6y ago
Has anyone calculated at the current rate of leaks how long would it take for every human on earth to be in some of these lists?
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by geek_at 6y ago
It only dies when it's powered down unexpectedly. (while writing)
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by geek_at 6y ago
I did the same before discovering alpine. I am much happier now :D
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by geek_at 6y ago
they need two whole server racks to process the auto-delete function that runs their support email backend ;)
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by geek_at 6y ago
I use one of the first batches to control a few sensors around my front door. Movement detection, reed switch door opening sensor and it controls the siren and the light at the front door. I burnt through sooo many SD cards until I started
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by geek_at 6y ago
Would this also work with remote Windows RDP sessions?
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by geek_at 6y ago
true, all I see on social media is hate (in the comments at least) even if the post itself is genuine or nice. Even in the tech groups. going to leave soon too
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by geek_at 6y ago
Also you can auto-decrypt LUKS when your main machine is booted https://blog.haschek.at/2020/the-encrypted-homelab.html
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Show HN: Backupdrop, a backup target for secure backups with retention(github.com)
2 points by geek_at 6y ago|0 comments
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by geek_at 6y ago
Do it and let us know when you're finished ;)
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by geek_at 6y ago
or the mods
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by geek_at 6y ago
you're under 20, right?

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