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by irusensei 1y ago
I'm so glad there are people like you with opinions about what's best for me and civilization.
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by irusensei 1y ago
The "pornography addiction" model lacks scientific support and is driven by media hype, moral conflicts, and a lucrative treatment industry. High-frequency use of visual sexual stimuli (VSS; preferred neutral term over "porno
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by irusensei 1y ago
Porn addiction is pseudoscience perpetuated by right wing pundits and known quack charlatans like the late Gary Wilson.
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by irusensei 1y ago
I was working when I saw the portal page showing only resource groups and lots of items missing. I thought it was a weird browser cache issue. The actual stuff I was working on (App Insights, Function App) that was still open was operationa
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by irusensei 1y ago
This year I've seen some retro tech YouTube videos about people putting modern NetBSD in their expensive PDPs and Vax machines. Dave Plumber comes to mind.
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by irusensei 1y ago
> "Services can no longer ignore illegal content" But that's exactly what 4chan and kiwi farms are doing.
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by irusensei 1y ago
Ring wing conservatives avidly throw our freedoms under the bus when convenient. Their electoral base is also very susceptible to thinkofyoungsebastian narratives. Extreme collectivism affects both extreme, that is the concept that people a
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by irusensei 1y ago
I think NFS is the most sane storage provider for self hosted Kubernetes. Anything else seems over engineered for a home lab and is normally not a very good experience. What I don't like is the security model. It's either deployin
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by irusensei 1y ago
I do something similar with Minio although I still have most of my stuff on normal file system.
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by irusensei 1y ago
ZFS is not RAM hungry. The only official memory requirements that exist specify 768MB system RAM and thats the whole OS (Solaris 9) minimum requirement. Just like any other file system ZFS will use memory if available and release it when ot
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by irusensei 1y ago
I've retired mine in favor of a Switchbot. Battery was tired and the cost of a new one is 1/3 the price of a new one so I got this K10. At first I've liked it but the bruise rotor is already making rattling noises. It adverti
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by irusensei 1y ago
The fact you got downvoted makes me shake my head. One could still interpret this as contributor violation and thats fair. If I'm not mistaken Kent pushed recovery routines in the RC to handle some catastrophic bug some user caused by
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by irusensei 1y ago
According to https://nostr.watch there is a considerable number of operational relays. From what I understand from BlueSky is that personal PDS can host accounts and content but the network depends on big hubs like the main blue
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by irusensei 1y ago
Bluesky doesn’t sound very decentralized to me.
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by irusensei 1y ago
AFAIK oculink is pretty much pure pci-e wiring while thunderbolt has a whole protocol much like USB that adds some overhead.
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by irusensei 1y ago
Then it was probably an LPAR. Are those reliant on hardware magic or just something like cgroups?
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by irusensei 1y ago
I did some work on AIX once. The thing that I remember is that I was granted some kind of zone/slice or wathever they call for compartmentalization. It didn't even had SSH so I had to use telnet. The guy I was supposed to prepare
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by irusensei 1y ago
I heard AMD64 uses some DEC Alpha tricks. Guess DEC engineers did had a last laugh against intel in the end.
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by irusensei 1y ago
Unrelated but there is another older but still niche operating system with a new advanced file system: https://orib.dev/gefs.html
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by irusensei 1y ago
It was more like in 2001 and there wasn't broadband yet in my country. I was a teenager so no caffeine needed to go over night. In fact I can still just stay awake just fine if I am distracted with some game or watching something. By t
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by irusensei 1y ago
Kids will bypass any verification by secretly using an adult ID or just straight away asking them to do it. Hell the crazy things I used to do to connect to the internet after my mother went to sleep. She didn't wanted me using the int
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by irusensei 1y ago
Quick! Save the EU from Microsoft by cloning it to your hard drive so the code can be safe and sound. Nah seriously this doesn't really apply to Git.
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by irusensei 1y ago
Google is gung-ho on embracing every kind of identification law because it aligns with their business model. They sell ads therefore it is important that humans are authenticated. Other social media companies like X have similar incentives.
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by irusensei 1y ago
I first heard about project Xanadu on Serial Experiments Lain.
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by irusensei 1y ago
> 1. Nelson wanted to institute optional micropayments, like 1 cent or fractions of cents to pay to access content. This would mean that nearly everything would have a paywall. Of course there are obvious problems in his ideas but I thin
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by irusensei 1y ago
Slightly off topic but I'd like to point the distinction between the contents of that article with the latest stuff on the page side. It's not bad just the same thing you see in every news site. Wired surely went full corpo didn&#
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by irusensei 1y ago
LMAO doing the redditor by asking source for common sense. Maybe try Brazil's own state media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_YOo9cU_7M
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by irusensei 1y ago
Me. I am brazilian and unless you are neck dip in ideological cool aid you would know that doing business over there is a terrible idea.
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by irusensei 1y ago
Maybe Canada but Brazil doesn't have political and economic stability for this.
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by irusensei 1y ago
From my observation the federation is largely split between sides that don't like each other. The main block where the main instance lies is very trigger happy to block entire instances and if a server administrator doesn't follow

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