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2y ago
Not enough exit nodes.
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grubbs
2y ago
The B300 8-way SXMs will use around 1.4kW for each GPU. I think the TDP on an H100 is like 700W.
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grubbs
2y ago
Living in Baltimore was a mess with rats until the city issued the rat-proof trash bins. Now I rarely ever see them.
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grubbs
2y ago
This happened in my city. One day my Rite Aid randomly became a Walgreens. Then a few weeks ago I got an email saying my Walgreens is "Temporarily Closed". It's not reopened and I had to xfer all of my prescriptions to a s
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grubbs
2y ago
Looks like it's mostly stored in Oracle Cloud.
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grubbs
2y ago
Wonder if this would be possible for my Kindle DX 3G? It has no Wi-Fi but I still hold onto it.
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2y ago
My buddy ordered from a spot called "Mega Quesadilla" and was raving about it. Turns out the ghost kitchen was just an IHOP making quesadillas.
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2y ago
Just checked some GPU workstations we deployed at work recently. Ubuntu 22.04 Desktop :( ● cups-browsed.service - Make remote CUPS printers available locally Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/cups-browsed.service
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2y ago
Glad my VW only had a 3G antenna built in. No longer works in the US.
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2y ago
It was Cisco routers that made the headlines. Not sure of other gear: https://www.engadget.com/2014-05-16-nsa-bugged-cisco-routers...
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2y ago
Jesus - you had to force your doc to take it seriously? Like beg for a colonoscopy or something?
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2y ago
Bleh. I did exactly this and got a CPAP. I just can't fall asleep with it. I've heard of possible surgery. Or that implantable device. Maybe I'll look into those.
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Blind Man's Bluff: The Untold Story of American Submarine Espionage
(en.wikipedia.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
But not Palantir? Damn.
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2y ago
Is this the reason I could legally buy weed in Nashville, TN a few weeks ago? It sounded like there were some crazy loophole there.
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$1B gift to make Johns Hopkins medical school free for most
(washingtonpost.com)
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2y ago
Edibles also seem to make my body work overtime to process. I always feel like crap the next day.
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2y ago
I get the "what about alcohol" argument from the standpoint of being able to make your own decision to do a drug without the government interfering. But it's not an argument to prove that weed is harmless. Its definitely not
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2y ago
If you enjoy beer basically any brewery is having some sort of makers market / flea market / local artist event on the weekends.
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2y ago
I believe it's all Supermicro hardware. We looked into it as well (higher ed) and it was just way too expensive for their NX servers with Intel Silver CPUs. I've heard stories that it's usually low cost to enter, but when yo
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2y ago
Was yours the pizza transport box for Pizza Hut? ;)
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2y ago
I literally can't keep up with every company I do business with. It's impossible so I just give up.
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3y ago
I'm reading here on local news there were multiple construction vehicles on the bridge when it collapsed.
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Landlines are dying out. But to some, they're a lifeline
(washingtonpost.com)
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Scopolamine
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Mark McCloud Has 30k Tabs of LSD in His House (2014)
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3y ago
Reminded me of this article: https://www.vice.com/en/article/7b7kv4/mark-mccloud-collects... Mark McCloud has about 30,000 tabs of LSD. He collects them, frames them, and catalogues them in his San Francisco
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3y ago
I used this to teach my students Wireshark and intercepting unencrypted communications :)
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3y ago
My DSLReports is my oldest! 1999.
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3y ago
Default config with port 1194 is super common with "anonymous" VPN providers. It can very well be fingerprinted. But I hope the data in transit would be secure. Maybe not from NSA.
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