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by iberator 8mo ago
why you need DNS for at server? just use hosts file. why your server would need to resolve domains on the internet? client yeah, server no.
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by iberator 8mo ago
wasting ram speed, disk speed AND cpu compression cycles? No, thank you. ZRAM is dumbest Linux idea in the past 20 years.
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by iberator 8mo ago
what's wrong with Jenkins? It's battle tested and hardened. Works flawless even with thousands of tasks, and WORKS OUT OF THE BOX. imo top 10 best admin/devs free software written in past 25 years.
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by iberator 8mo ago
PNG
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by iberator 8mo ago
why? it works and its super clever. Simple command instead some shit written in JS with docker trash
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by iberator 8mo ago
this. last sane person in HN
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by iberator 8mo ago
Claude did not wrote it. you wrote it with PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE with 20.000 long commandshyellihg him exactly what to do. Real usable AI would create it with simple: 'make c compilers c99 faster than GCC'. AI usage should be banned
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by iberator 8mo ago
So? Some software doesn't need to updates to be perfect. games are great example. Some software is simply mature and nearly perfect and working - so lack of commits is GOOD thing instead of tons of useless neverending useless features.
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by iberator 8mo ago
Tipping is a scam. Only person who should be tipped is MAYBE the cook for doing something special out of carte. MAYBE.
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by iberator 8mo ago
Another useless feature into Linux kernel. Who uses swap space nowadays?! Last time I used swap on Linux device was around Pentium 2 era but in reality closer to 486DX era
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by iberator 8mo ago
stock price, not assets.
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by iberator 8mo ago
lol. WPRS works like 10.000km per WATT on HF. You can't do it with 2.4ghz. Ham radio basics
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by iberator 8mo ago
Great but icons fail to render on Mosaic, Netscape and other web 1.0 browsers. Apart from that: great
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by iberator 8mo ago
Citation needed. Cigarettes have one huge advantage: filter.
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by iberator 8mo ago
This. Exceptions: Hacker News and... Irc servers. Python devs are very kind for example on irc
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by iberator 8mo ago
Wow. One of the most insane things I have seen lately haha The funniest thing is that it could be kinda useful and working haha
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by iberator 8mo ago
How come? This is golden standard for secure computing: read only os image. Immutable by laws of physics heheh
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by iberator 8mo ago
Ps. On old good days there was not initrd and other ram disk stuff - you read entire system straight from the disk. Slackware 8 was that for sure and NetBSD (even newest one) is still doing it by default
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by iberator 8mo ago
You can always run Linux off the dos partition with vmlinux loader. Or Slackware DOS version (forgot it's name). Don't lose hope. You can boot it one way or other :)
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by iberator 8mo ago
NetBSD is the only 32bit modern Unix still running like a charm on 32 bit hardware. OpemBSD is second with great wifi support.
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by iberator 8mo ago
All of them. Starting with syntax changes or type hints.... (Python should be always and only be duck typed forever as designed by God itself (it's creator).
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by iberator 8mo ago
Micro python is the last hope for Python. Python simplicity got destroyed by a bunch of new wave of programmers who packed a lot of new useless features into it in the past 10 yrars. Now it's NOT easy and small language as it used to b
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by iberator 8mo ago
Starbucks doesn't even have good coffee and it's WAY overpriced. It's an abomination. Trust me! Black coffee in McDonald's is superior in quality and price worldwide. Especially in UK and Switzerland. Please explore - St
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by iberator 8mo ago
What's your obsession with REST AND HTTP for console tools?! Rest bloat is insane. Kidss nowadays wants EVERYTHING to run over IP/TCP/https. Why?! Learn to write local tools first.
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by iberator 8mo ago
Those are some new and very very shallow books. There better one's from 90" and 80".
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by iberator 9mo ago
Build one. Great, ambitious but doable newbie electronics project :)
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by iberator 9mo ago
Why pathetic? People were breaking the rules, not working, going for walks and making dinners during WORK TIME. Lazy and fraudulent people destroyed WFH. Should be banned forever. 20% people working, 80% slacking
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by iberator 9mo ago
You must be from USA. In Europe you give tea even to toddlers and they sleep just fine. You mistook tea for coffee lol (Americans...)
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by iberator 9mo ago
Why? I bet you never even wrote custom VM for your lang/architecture. There are like dozen of implementations for JVM alone: sun, Oracle, gnu, IBM etc etc
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by iberator 9mo ago
Why even do such thing if there is free Google, chatgpt and dozen more models? Waste of money towards ultimate goal: global loss of jobs and destroying earth.

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