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by irusensei 10mo ago
> I was already not very happy having to go in, but you can imagine I now abhor it. Having to share desks with people who don't give a shit about office equipment, having to clean up the screens because they figure it's fine to
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by irusensei 10mo ago
But on Linux you need to load external modules. Before upgrading or changing kernels you need to check if ZFS supports it. Specially bad in rolling distros.
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by irusensei 10mo ago
I prefer pets. I also give my server silly names. I think the cattle not pets crowd art partly to blame in ruining the fun of computing.
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by irusensei 10mo ago
The way nixos handles zfs seems overengineered while on FreeBSD you don't even need an fstab.
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by irusensei 10mo ago
If you work with computers the whole day it would make sense the computers you keep as a hobby have some degree of difference.
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Looking at that person's repo you'll also find NVME drivers for SGI Irix. https://github.com/techomancer/irixnvme
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Coming from vim the similar but not quite key binds can be confusing.
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by irusensei 11mo ago
It seems it's called SRE nowadays right? I hate how things keep being renamed for no reason other than making more buzzwords for suits.
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by irusensei 11mo ago
I have both Nixos and Macs so I appreciate I can control everything through a single repo. I have a single flake with nixosConfigurations, darwinConfigurations and home manager pointing to different nixpkgs and other weird stuff such as jov
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Microsoft is all about this. You know how they also force stuff you don't want on the OS? Somewhere within Microsoft there might be a dashboard where they show their investors people are using Bing and Copilot. Borderline financial sca
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Just run podman or docker login your.forgejo.instance.address then push to it as normal. An existing repo must exist. You can check the images under site administration -> packages. Speaking of authentication it also works as an openid p
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by irusensei 11mo ago
I had a more pleasant experience with SchildiChat hosted on a web server than the desktop Element clients. I don't like the way groups/chatrooms are displayed to be honest. Its confusing. It feels like its trying to get away from
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Considering the thread context I'm curious how would IRC help with that other than people running command line or TUI clients? Also do you want the development team to moderate self hosted chat servers? How would that work?
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by irusensei 11mo ago
This is related to a quad core intel processor. It must be noted that most of these OS with the exception of NetBSD can't efficiently handle heterogenous core configurations like in what you find on more powerful Intel processors.
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by irusensei 11mo ago
I have a pi5 running with the poe+ m2 hat from waveshare. I absolutely detest the boot loader shenanigans and the limited support from OS other than a select few. For comparison I also have a pi5 and after dumping a few files in a fat parti
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by irusensei 11mo ago
I wish we had more options. AFS never left the laboratory and stuff like AFP and whatever Novell had died a slow death. I have the impression we stalled on NFS and CIFS and I don't think webdav and s3 are good replacements because thos
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Why is every computer listing nowadays look the same with the glowing golden and blue chip images and the dynamic images that appear when you scroll down. Please give me a good old html table with specs will ya?
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by irusensei 11mo ago
But it relied on Linux virtual machines didn't it?
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Jails are great but are not OCI-compliant.
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Thats cool I knew those were coming but the most interesting thing in here is that it seems to be running the Linux images under the Linuxlator (hence he had to enable the linux service) as opposed to creating a Linux VM like the other oper
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Nice website design. I don't like to use the same stuff I use for work at home because home is supposed to be fun. So I used to have everything FreeBSD but I've stopped using around 2020 when I've started buying computers tha
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by irusensei 11mo ago
> Dang, are these kind of hateful, discriminatory comments towards marginalized groups appropriate for HN It's a new account so they are probably avoiding an existing ban. Just flag and move on. From my experience these people lead
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Yes! Thank you. > Hugs is no longer in development The last release was in 2006 it seems. No wonder it was hard to google it. Its also interesting knowing someone compiled and published this interpreter for the Jornada Super-H CPU.
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Can the Haskell people help me refresh my memory? I remember running a Haskell interpreter on an HP Jornada running Jlime Linux. It was a long time ago in high school and I felt it was great because I thought it was a convenient way to do m
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by irusensei 11mo ago
I just asked my mother if she created an account 3 days ago on Hacker News and she said no. So since you are not my mother you can't tell me what to do. Bless your heart!
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by irusensei 11mo ago
Fuchsia
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by irusensei 11mo ago
I don't think they will like Plan9 if file based everything is a turn off. Did you know the Go language supports Plan9? You can create a binary from any system using GOOS=plan9 with amd64 and i386 supported. You might need to disable C
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by irusensei 11mo ago
NT is the brainchild of Dave Cutler, who also had a leading role in developing Dec's VMS.
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by irusensei 11mo ago
There is a nascent AI industry trying to sell their surveillance tech to governments.
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by irusensei 1y ago
I call it personal freedom. I'd like very much to remove moral busybodies from my system but it seems very hard for people who have a grand plan for society to top coercing and leave me alone. Its none of your business if people volunt

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