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by hosteur 3y ago
> Because engineering effort is not free. Obviously, but that does not explain why CPU hot swap is inherently expensive. Engineering effort is required to make any CPU. Why must the engineering effort specifically relating to CPU hot swa
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by hosteur 3y ago
Why must hot swap cpu inherently be expensive?
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by hosteur 3y ago
I think a main issue is that it requires a separate client and not just a browser. Another issue is spam.
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Cryptome marks 27, June 1996 – June 2023(cryptome.org)
1 points by hosteur 3y ago|0 comments
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CIA 2010 covert communication websites(cirosantilli.com)
212 points by hosteur 3y ago|73 comments
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by hosteur 3y ago
Isn’t that only working until all regular gpus catch up?
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by hosteur 3y ago
Fantastic! Can’t wait to upgrade my servers and desktop. Debian is an absolute marvel.
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by hosteur 3y ago
What? A top spec 5 year old (2018) laptop should be plenty fast for most common desktop use. I have a 2016 Dell latitude laying around with Debian 11 on it. It is plenty fast for most things. Even running virtual machines in virtual box wit
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by hosteur 3y ago
What I do is that the very few apps that I want/need the most recent upstream version of (Firefox, Thunderbird, Digicam, KeepassXC), I use the AppImage version of those. (The Mozilla has some other system than AppImage, but it works re
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by hosteur 3y ago
The nice thing about jdupes is that the command line options are almost the same as fdupes.
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Butterick’s Practical Typography(practicaltypography.com)
1 points by hosteur 3y ago|0 comments
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I Hack Email(craigkerstiens.com)
3 points by hosteur 3y ago|0 comments
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Three-way handshake bypassing Little Snitch(blog.obdev.at)
6 points by hosteur 3y ago|0 comments
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Jdupes: A powerful duplicate file finder(github.com)
12 points by hosteur 3y ago|2 comments
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by hosteur 3y ago
Isn't this what the post specifically mentions: > If your drive’s on-board controller hardware, your data cable, your power supply, your chipset with your hard drive interface inside, your RAM’s physical slot connection, or any othe
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by hosteur 3y ago
Indeed - but nonetheless still relevant. Also, it has been updated several times. Most recently in 2020.
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ZFS won't save you from bit rot(jodybruchon.com)
3 points by hosteur 3y ago|7 comments
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by hosteur 3y ago
I’m afraid Awful ui, dark patterns, censorship, tracking all comes with centralization.
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Color LCDs(youtube.com)
2 points by hosteur 3y ago|0 comments
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by hosteur 3y ago
Interesting. Would love to try it. What is a good way to record a phone call on iPhone? Or to record a meeting done in google meet?
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by hosteur 3y ago
It does give the impression of being one of the owners.
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Peelian Principles(en.wikipedia.org)
69 points by hosteur 3y ago|56 comments
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Comparison of Email Hosting Possibilities(blog.m5e.de)
3 points by hosteur 3y ago|0 comments
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One-Way Attack Drones: Loitering Munitions of Past and Present [pdf](vtol.org)
1 points by hosteur 3y ago|0 comments
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by hosteur 3y ago
It’s in toothpaste but you don’t eat that. I have never heard of it being in salt. Maybe you think of iodine?
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by hosteur 3y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by hosteur 3y ago
I still use windows 7 in a vm for a legacy program. Works really well. Is hugely faster than any modern windows. Even in the vm. I have to run an old version of tortoisesvn. Needless to say the vm is only connected to a local network.
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Hetzner's Handling of an Abuse Case(old.reddit.com)
6 points by hosteur 3y ago|0 comments
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by hosteur 3y ago
Also a bit creepy.
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by hosteur 3y ago
Yes. I am a user. And I care. I think most users care if actually given the choice.

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