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by irusensei 9mo ago
It can also use the apple native hypervisor.
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by irusensei 9mo ago
On a slightly related note UTM remote is such a nice remote client for VMs that I wish they would make it compatible with other hypervisor protocols such as libvirtd and bhyve.
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by irusensei 9mo ago
I'm trying to find the contact for the does-not-imply-causation dept but I think I lost my slashdot account in 2004.
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by irusensei 9mo ago
I think the way Roblox is doing right now separating the users in age groups just makes it easier for predators to find victim.
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by irusensei 9mo ago
Face scan: download and install Gary's mod.
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by irusensei 9mo ago
I've upgraded because I wanted to have access to the latest OS features but I got to admit I'm not a fan of the UI either. I have an M3 Max with 128GB and sometimes my computer UI feels sluggish. What is even going on? My biggest
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by irusensei 9mo ago
Is he slapping at 00:53? Can't wait til Davie504's cover.
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by irusensei 9mo ago
I had to use it when I installed 9front on a computer that has no graphics card just a serial port (APU2C2). I had only a serial device at 9600bps and the other text editors (sam, acme) didn't worked. I wanted to turn it into a CPU ser
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by irusensei 9mo ago
>American: no you are wrong... let me educate you about your own struggle.
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by irusensei 9mo ago
These people treat geopolitics as if they are watching an avengers movie.
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by irusensei 9mo ago
Well hopefully this will help to keep the "x86 guy" from barging into EVERY arm sbc related conversation regardless of the subject. They will ignore every argument about what the conversation is about and point out their recycled
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by irusensei 9mo ago
Pis are awesome if you have PoE+ or better. I have two pis one of them using the nvme+poe+ hat connected with just an ethernet cable. It also has serial UART port that counts as an offline remote access of sorts. I also just sent a Rockpro6
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by irusensei 9mo ago
Do you need anything else than scanning people eyeballs for supposedly UBI cryptocurrency?
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by irusensei 9mo ago
Which is also the current version on MacOS. Thing is it doesn't seem to talk very well with the samba version of rsync. The OpenBSD implementation seems to be capped at the version 29 of the protocol. When pulling data on MacOS from a
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by irusensei 9mo ago
I'd love to have ipv6. The idea every device in my network can have its own unique worldwide address is awesome. Having said that I still want to have a router with routing rules and firewalls and a network range I can divide into sepa
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by irusensei 9mo ago
Maduro is a dictator and a murderer but I'm sure most people should now be uncomfortable with the way this was handled. Its undoubtedly the whole region will be better off without its hold and no there won't be regime remaining be
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by irusensei 9mo ago
It's the same bullshit everywhere it seems. There goes the CGNAT with their router where the "advanced" options are basically defining DHCP settings - through a shitty phone app. There is also the stupid TV that no one asked
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by irusensei 10mo ago
Have a look at Tailscale DNS and certs. Its gives you a valid cert through lets encrypt without exposing your services to the internet.
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by irusensei 10mo ago
Didn't knew. Do you have a source on that? Can't see any mention of coins in their blog. Are you maybe referring to the crypto exchange with the same name that normally appears on top of google searches?
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by irusensei 10mo ago
If I'm not mistaken this has been greatly facilitated by the recent bpf based extension mechanism that allows developers to go crazy on creating schedulers and other functionality through some protected virtual machine mechanism provid
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by irusensei 10mo ago
And then there is the urge to Postgres everything. I was disappointed alloy doesn't support timescaledb as a metrics endpoint. Considering switching to telegraf just because I can store the metrics on Postgres.
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by irusensei 10mo ago
They kinda do on Apple Private relay and most services don't block it. Funny thing if you put it in your router and point the tunnel to a certain country is a good way to source address launder since the endpoint will just think its an
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by irusensei 10mo ago
I am waiting for M5 studio but due to current price of hardware I'm not sure it will be at a level that I would call affordable. Currently I'm watching for news and if there is any announcement prices will go up I'll probably
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by irusensei 10mo ago
I am more frustrated by the fact browsers allow such manipulation such as this and some clipboard operations.
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by irusensei 10mo ago
>Every person who encounters your “fun” name pays a small tax. Across the industry, these taxes compound into significant waste >Reserve the creative names for end-user products where branding matters. For infrastructure, tools, and l
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by irusensei 10mo ago
For PCs I go for DisplayPort or USB-C on devices nowadays. The DisplayPort connector has the advantage of being good with a clipping mechanism.
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by irusensei 10mo ago
Happy to hear. We should embrace new things.
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by irusensei 10mo ago
Those made up status pages like AWS and Azure need to be signed up by a director so it doesn't hurt their pretty SLA.
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by irusensei 10mo ago
Git itself comes out as a very decentralized tool to me.
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by irusensei 10mo ago
Please don't be irrational. We all can make fun at clueless suits desperately throwing money at the AI buzzword furnace while still recognizing there are practical applications for it.

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