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Let's go back say 40 odd years. I'm from the UK. Back then "media" largely consisted of three, soon to be four channels on your analogue TV and a lot of newspapers and magazines. The media was largely passive except fo
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2y ago
"It is also worth mentioning that Proxmox uses ZFS" No it does not enforce ZFS or any other filesystem. That's up to you. ZFS or BTRFS are fine when indicated - and you need to know your stuff. Cephs for clustering (hyperco
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2y ago
No it isn't basic and common (it is for me but perhaps not for you and certainly not for most people) OK, so you want to virtualise a router and firewall. That's fine. I have deployed roughly 200 pfSense firewall/routers as
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2y ago
"Tteck is a legend." When the shit has really hit the fan personally and yet you still worry about other people: that is the mark of a decent person. Legend, indeed.
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2y ago
Why do RTEMS and eCOS trump, say, Linux? Linux on a RPi has also famously flown (really!) in space. It's all very well asserting something but a bit more chat would be nice. I'm not sure what "turn a Unix program into a bare
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2y ago
I love cats but they are fucking daft. It's time for us (you, actually) cat owners to rise up and reclaim (y)our world.
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2y ago
I have been allowed to consider myself a colleague (at best, ordinarily: an associate) by many cats - you do not get to be an owner of a cat: that's an affectation! I have also loved and been loved by many dogs too. I am not a dog OR
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2y ago
One of my g-g-g-g-grandads was called Joz Gerder. His boy was originally called Johann Henrich Gerder. I am obviously an immigrant! Joz rocked up to the UK from Germany and married someone - records unavailable for birth and death dates, l
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"If I sold absolutely everything I owned" Quite. I get the point but why not volunteer (to do something) and really show your grit? Pissing around with M primes and trying to make a point is a bit wank as a stance from a multi-zi
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2y ago
You only get + or -. I love to see a wry comment being taken seriously too and this one did not disappoint.
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2y ago
My real name is knobbly223
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2y ago
"You’re assuming people are consistent." People are consistent but the media is not and the audience is far bigger than anyone can imagine. This is the Brave New World. We all know things are changing rather fast. Back in the d
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2y ago
"As ye sow, so ye shall reap"! errm, soz for the Biblical ref. If everyone is spewing (sorry ... sharing) pics on TikTok, X and co then you won't stand out from the crowd. Unless those pics involve something too controversi
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2y ago
NW 3.12 was the final version I think. I recall patching a couple for W2K. NetWare would crash a lot (abend) until you'd fixed all the issues and then it would run forever, unless it didn't. I once had a bloke writing a patch fo
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I configured timesync (using NTP) for the GWR office networks many years ago. Some years later I used theirs to act as a stable source for Scotrail's office network too. As I'm sure we all know here: The four horsemen of the IT
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2y ago
"1. bytes are 8 bits" How big is a bit?
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2y ago
Internet points are a bit crap but HN generally discusses things properly and off topic and downright weird stuff generally gets downvoted to doom.
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2y ago
I suspect that that stuff is far more contextually important than it might seem at first, despite it being noted as designated only for the most important rituals. It's ever so hard to try and get inside the minds of people from long a
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2y ago
Superb! I expect whoever coated the remains with that red cinnabar stuff died rather early, probably with tooth and hair loss and severe mental issues. Perhaps this fate was expected but given that "mad hatters" were a thing unti
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2y ago
It's roughly 753 ab urbe condita, big nose!
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2y ago
We all have our skills and super powers and yours do not involve optimizing for time by switching from C to ASM. Fuck that! I bet you have super powers of some sort. Compilers are not smarter than you - that's daft. The nutters that
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2y ago
"ancient Roman ruins" You might find that the Roman presence was built upon an even earlier site. That happens very often - the Romans were very good at colonizing, whilst fitting in. They would often embrace the local religion
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2y ago
The settlement as a whole is described as 3,500 years old. The Greek bit is described as: "The project uncovered a massive Greek rampart, a type of defensive wall, from at least 2,000 years ago." The title is: "Remains of a
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2y ago
Is this a human getting their nickers in a twist and being human or something generated from a corpus and a squandering of resources: "No one cares about the technology used when making a buying decision a product unless it represents
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Do I really have to point out that you don't need road markings to drive safely when it snows?
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" as would a human tasked to do the same." A human might say "are you sure" and understand what they asked and the answer.
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That's fine. You have your terminology and others have theirs. It might (not) surprise you to learn that what I call Cyprus is called "Zypern" by Germans and there are a lot more copper related names for the place. Closer to
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2y ago
Your comment is rather prescriptive without any working. Why do I need to ... ? So far, I have managed to work out how to spot a hallucinating ChatGPT derived "organic blog post" but it is bloody annoying. Back in the day, Linux
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2y ago
Meta: No need to DV a comment you don't like for no reason. Engage instead. Why not have a chat?
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2y ago
No, they only pant. ----------------- OK, at this point I really need to explain what on earth is going on here: "what does "pants" refer to?" - pants refers to trousers and pants refers to underpants and of course pants
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