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by gorkish 5y ago
The world is consuming the entire vaccine production supply already. The economic disparity is causing very difficult problems in allocation, but it's beyond ridiculous to suggest that the fight against COVID has a capital problem. &qu
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by gorkish 5y ago
I have some archive data stored on GELI drives; this is a welcome development. Yes, ZFS has encryption, but it comes necessarily along with the rest of ZFS. GELI is a much more straightforward way to deliver an encrypted block device compar
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by gorkish 5y ago
This is already a thing; it's called the HSTS preload list. The sites on it are not set apart visually for the same reasons that browser vendors stopped distinguishing EV certificates.
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by gorkish 5y ago
Given the rapid development and maturity of virtualization, container, sandboxing, and emulation technology: to me it seems rather silly that it's not yet trivial to run macos and windows apps (and anything else one would want) transpa
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by gorkish 5y ago
This article is hot garbage. Boo on Avi Loeb and boo on Scientific American.
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by gorkish 5y ago
I will echo the other sentiment here about the lack of support for anything other than RSA keys in various products that have SSH tooling is both maddening and absurd considering that it's just a string that's passed around. Micro
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by gorkish 5y ago
Towing ratings are given in lbs but you have to remember that is a "full system" number which includes the load on the hitch, the tongue weight, and (the usual limiting factor) the ability for the vehicle to reasonably accelerate
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by gorkish 5y ago
The cool thing about EVs is that they have an instantaneous power meter in them, so there really is no need to speculate. The following numbers roughly correspond to my 2017 Model S: At 30mph the car consumes approximately 200Wh/mi (6k
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by gorkish 5y ago
How exactly do you think we get data to the cloud if not for airplanes with server rooms to take it there?
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by gorkish 5y ago
OK; https://github.com/harvester/harvester Security and performance aren't the only driving forces; there are a lot of technical and operational benefits to the abstraction and standard interfaces that you get whe
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by gorkish 6y ago
0 for never set, timestamp for set time, negate the timestamp for unset time
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by gorkish 6y ago
I am curious how this could even possibly be done. As far as my understanding goes, it's hardly possible to even verify that a compiled binary represents a faithfully executed representation of the source instructions, let alone that i
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by gorkish 6y ago
> An author of a post in social media may not recognize the fact, that the actual audience is beyond what he or she expected and that he or she is not in control of the access to this publication. I agree with you wholeheartedly were we
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by gorkish 6y ago
I really fail to see how these laws should or could realistically apply to information that is published publicly. It's reasonable to expect they have something to say about the expectations and rights that a user of a platform ought t
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by gorkish 6y ago
Another way to say this is that Bitcoin's value comes entirely from the sunken cost fallacy. It is a war of consumption. Whoever can waste the most resources and/or produce them the most cheaply will gain the most economic benefit
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by gorkish 6y ago
NRPT has worked fine for me on regular Win10 clients ever since I first started configuring it about 18 months ago. With the exception of apps like Firefox being configured for DNS-over-HTTP and bypassing the OS resolver entirely, it works
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by gorkish 6y ago
No; support is baked into the default OS resolvers if you like, but obviously you can also use outbound software to achieve it too. The stuff in /etc/resolv.conf have not been "the whole story" in Linux name resolution e
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by gorkish 6y ago
Windows has NRPT which is mature and works across all applications. It actually appears to be rather more capable in some ways as compared to what systemd resolver or macOS can do. I have been using it with regular Win10 clients for about 1
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by gorkish 6y ago
> what should MicroCenter be doing? I'm not suggesting MicroCenter should be doing anything other than moving product. If they can mark it up and still sell it, I can't fault them for it. They don't owe me anything. At the
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by gorkish 6y ago
DNS seems to be the weakest point of many of these overlay network products: hamachi, zerotier, tailscale, and probably this one all use some convoluted nonsense despite the fact that split dns mechanics exist out of the box now in Windows,
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by gorkish 6y ago
Given that any human being crewing this ship or working in the Suez very likely lacks 59 billion dollars, the answer to this question is very probably "It doesn't matter."
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by gorkish 6y ago
Unfortunately at 02:53:44 GMT a web request which, due to high botnet activity and a packet storm, experienced poor routing conditions and unfortunately became wedged in one of the major transatlantic fiber optic cables. Network operators a
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by gorkish 6y ago
Quite simply, Google Reader is antiethical to an Internet brokered by a central conglomerate. It made total sense for Google to kill it. They wanted the shitshow we have now; however on the heels of Gmail they thought they could take over e
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by gorkish 6y ago
*Patience and luck and a willingness to pay way over MSRP for a display model Yeah there are ways to get cards, and I'm not gonna fault anyone for interacting with the laws of supply and demand, but it seems a bit disingenuous to heap
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by gorkish 6y ago
All of this isn't particularly relevant if the function is abysmally terrible at filling the correct fields with the correct data, which in the case of 1Password certainly seems to be the case. In the example posted here, it happily co
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by gorkish 6y ago
Why release a custom patching tool instead of a standard IPS rom patch?
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by gorkish 6y ago
I’m 100% sure RTX Voice could run happily on a cpu. Might be a fun target for one of the groups working on CPU back ends. It’s a really good NR though; I’ll give it that.
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by gorkish 6y ago
Yes! How hard is it to have a headline that says "Mathematician Hao Huang solves Sensititvity Conjecture"? It's nearly impossible to distinguish news stories from the force-fed advertorials as it is. Now journalists are elect
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by gorkish 6y ago
> The problem is that there isn't any wear leveling happening at all, so if you have an event that happens at every boot up and is logged, it wears the same block every time. This isn't true. Very nearly all eMMC devices have h
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by gorkish 6y ago
It's buggy as shit. If you lose the websocket for any reason it falls back to a polling mode which appears to be completely broken. I know it's just for fun, but as someone who has written a very robust distributed FIFO queue befo

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