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by guerby 3y ago
I hope RISC-V servers will come with open BIOS, given Ron Minnich stance on the proprietary BIOS issue during his time at google I think hyperscalers would like that too. Recently had basic BIOS/BMC bugs it's annoying as hell.
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by guerby 3y ago
Since nuclear fuel cost is very low and maintenance/lifetime is time based nuclear kWh price will be scaled by inverse of load factor. So if for example 66% of the time solar+wind+hydro+misc provides enough and nuclear is not needed, n
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by guerby 3y ago
On the same topic a panel discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zbzwu7AExZM "Finland’s Electricity Prices Fall Below Zero"
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The duck in the room – the end of baseload(jeromeaparis.substack.com)
38 points by guerby 3y ago|117 comments
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by guerby 3y ago
LUKS/cryptsetup knows how to in-place encrypt and decrypt if you give it a place to put some metadata (16 MB in my experience): cryptsetup reencrypt --encrypt -q --header /some/where/file /dev/mydev c
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by guerby 3y ago
I searched and it looks like the Mercedes L3 is available for 7430 EUR on top of 149900 EUR for the base EQS 450+ model (link below, in french). Anyone looked if there's a cheaper way to get this Mercedes L3? https://www.les
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by guerby 3y ago
And first beta of proxmox 8.0 based on debian 12: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_8.0_beta1
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by guerby 3y ago
Full title "The effect of dietary carbohydrate and calorie restriction on weight and metabolic health in overweight/obese individuals: a multi-center randomized controlled trial"
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The effect of dietary carbohydrate and calorie restriction(bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com)
3 points by guerby 3y ago|2 comments
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by guerby 3y ago
Fossil fuel lobbyists are really smart: for EV everyone is talking about weight and no one is talking about energy efficiency aka joule per distance.
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by guerby 3y ago
If you use bitwarden/vaultwarden as password manager you can manage TOTP either on web or via browser plugin with it. In my limited testing with office365/teams a few days ago it worked.
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by guerby 3y ago
Don't forget to try to change carbohydrates and fat consumption patterns as well. Some reportedly do better with low carb and avoiding industrial seed oils.
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by guerby 3y ago
Relative to native americans or inuit? Both were most or only meat eaters.
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by guerby 3y ago
French hacktivist bluetouff was condemned for finding and reporting that government files were left unprotected on the internet: https://www.silicon.fr/bluetouff-blogueur-condamne-recherche... 30 hours locked up in the poli
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by guerby 3y ago
Lives in GNAT, GCC Ada: https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/blob/master/gcc/ada/libgna... -- SPITBOL-like interface facilities -- This package provides a set of interfaces to semantic op
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by guerby 3y ago
Why not RISC-V?
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by guerby 3y ago
A few links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrite_(magnet) https://supermagneticshop.com/fr/blog/choose-your-magnet-neo... May be if you dual use ferrite for heat dissipation or structural p
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Tesla’s Magnet Mystery Shows Elon Musk Is Willing to Compromise(wired.com)
1 points by guerby 3y ago|1 comments
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by guerby 3y ago
Data from my Tesla Model 3 SR+ 2019, France, average consumption 151 Wh/km Lost rapidly 9-10% from the new range (386km IIRC, I didn't write it down) since then range seems to not move much, up and down. date range odomet
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by guerby 3y ago
I've asked about it at FOSDEM this year but please when your software supports webauthn ask for the following factor in order: 1/ login 2/ webauthn 3/ password. This way webauthn will catch phishing site before you loose
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by guerby 3y ago
The whole point of a FIDO2 USB key is that the secret in it cannot be copied. If it can be copied any malware will just copy it and done.
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by guerby 3y ago
Be careful to not lump all 2FA together: only FIDO2/webauthn second factor is immune to phishing. evilginx will happily steal most other 2FA (TOTP, ...).
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by guerby 4y ago
Yes transmission is important. Also it's unlikely the optimum will be "only technology X" wind and solar and hydro are not correlated 100% so having all will help. For PV on homes just look at Australia: https://cl
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by guerby 4y ago
Wow FUD really has no limit. "Not only the lithium may not be enough, but the concentration of the mining of lithium may create other geopolitical issues" You mean vs fossil fuels? ... Lithium is available about everywhere Legacy
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by guerby 4y ago
frame.work solves a very real problem that happened to me with my trusty 4 year old Dell 7480: its only USB-C port is now loose and connections to it are unreliable for both data and power. Laptop still works but it's painful to use in
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by guerby 4y ago
You always have to be careful for averages kgCO2/unit of some product where there are multiple ways to produce the stuff. To take beef for example (since it usually tops the kgCO2/unit food charts) if we just replaced the millions
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by guerby 4y ago
If you're subjected to a regulation with periodic reporting, you're just not going to play and look bad on a report if you can avoid it. And you know parameters will be refreshed SVB did lobby so it could play the game it wanted,
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by guerby 4y ago
"Arguably, being exempt from Dodd-Frank may well have allowed SVB to be more resilient than otherwise." Wow, that's wrong wrong wrong. Dodd-Frank would have forced SVB to do and report tests including the vanilla interest rat
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by guerby 4y ago
I read somewhere that the waste from old recreational boats hull is several order of magnitude higher than from wind turbine even if we install as much as needed to produce all of our electricity. https://www.theguardian.com&#x2F
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by guerby 4y ago
The FOIA request ("demande CADA") that led to publication of the French IRS ("DGFIP") software that computes taxes is here: https://cada.data.gouv.fr/20144578/ Court ruling: https://www.a

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