isodude

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by isodude 1y ago
My first initial thought when I saw the game: spaceword golf. Like any golf, you start with the smallest square possible and increase it with each level. You get less points for how perfect the the square is.
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by isodude 2y ago
There should exist something like memtest86, but for S3 and S0, that you can run on the laptop to identify hardware that do not suspend properly.
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by isodude 2y ago
TL;DR pull the the plug from the laptop _before_ closing the lid. That way it will not be sleeping thinking it got power from the wall.
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by isodude 2y ago
I only found out last week! Was not aware that vixie cron was first released 1987( https://github.com/vixie/cron/blob/master/Documentation/Chan... 1.md), and still has fresh commits.
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by isodude 2y ago
Actually it does, have a look at cronnext
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by isodude 2y ago
Horrid, but this works. &([]bool{true}[0]) But at least it allows me to write it without declaring a variable first.
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by isodude 2y ago
AFAIK Wireguard will always listen in the default namespace, thus you need to isolate everything else. A fun way of doing it though is to do an ip rule that uses the VRF table, and matches on the user id. That way all traffic from certain u
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by isodude 2y ago
Look here: https://jerryxiao.cc/archives/1004 Yes, it's eBPF but the solution is quite neat to be honest. And you can integrate it into systemd units.
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by isodude 2y ago
I saw a github project that tries to make wireguard+netns more easy to setup: https://github.com/kalken/eznetns
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by isodude 2y ago
You can also mitigate this by placing the VPN interface in a VRF on Linux. I.e. systemd-networkd have support for doing that out of the box. One thing to watch out or is that when enabling VRF, the ip rule entry for l3mdev is listed as 1000
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by isodude 3y ago
Actually, if you take a peak in to the wifi logs on the asus mesh node, you might see that it freaks out and restarts the wifi service. There's a tail mode that is pretty nice. Restore to the default settings, make sure you have update
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by isodude 3y ago
As noted [1] they are configurable. ingester: chunk_retain_period: 30s chunk_idle_period: 5m0s chunk_block_size: 262144 chunk_target_size: 1572864 chunk_encoding: gzip max_chunk_age: 2h0m0s [1] https:/&
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by isodude 3y ago
I spent 2 days fixing a Graylog instance last week. When the elasticsearch nodes gets too big they tend be quite hard to work with. And of course you only log in when there's a problem and forgot everything about the setup in the meant
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by isodude 3y ago
Not sure what you mean. Grafana as in the dashboard do seem to not accept patches in some sense, I think it's related to their enterprise offering. Loki was quite the breeze to send patches to. Thanks chaudum!
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by isodude 3y ago
Regarding the docs being a bit out of touch I can agree, although it was helpful to find the `loki -print-config-stderr` command (that should be default when setting it up). It will print all of the current config options and their values.
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Phoenix: Efficient Computation in Memory (2017)(dl.acm.org)
1 points by isodude 3y ago|1 comments
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by isodude 3y ago
In this paper, we present PHOENIX, a general-purpose architecture composed of many Processing Elements (PEs) with memory storage and efficient computational logic units interconnected with a mesh network-on-chip. A preliminary design o
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by isodude 4y ago
> What good would that do? It's fine to just accept things for what they are, but a lot of things does not have to be that way. Would you do everything in your power to help your kids/wife? A diagnose would rather be a way to a
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by isodude 4y ago
Nice! I have more links but those will have you reading for a bit :) Also, do not forget that there are loads of people both online and offline that are able to help. Connect with other parents in neighborhood that have the same situation,
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by isodude 4y ago
In a word, yes! Here's some links for you. Maybe there's schools around where you live that have a more student centric way of teaching. Smalls schools may fare better than larger ones etc. I find that talking a lot about things t
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by isodude 4y ago
From my point of view it's about expectations. An autistic person needs to have the environment adapted to endure while a non-autistic person is more likely to adapt easily. It all comes down to how much energy it costs to analyze and
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by isodude 4y ago
> Anyway, sounds like a midlife crisis. Hang in there. I got myself a sports car. Getting an EV sports car is like being a kid again. But you can still commute in it. How great is that!
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by isodude 4y ago
So, yeah, your right. You are now asking about the bigger picture, which means you've mastered your area and you see that it's just a big wheel. Pick another area and master that too. Learn Clojure along with Java to expand your k
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by isodude 5y ago
No problems here. Even Google Maps is fixable.
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by isodude 5y ago
I think that it would run fantastic, my Lenovo had dedicated Nvidia graphics and it worked like a charm. The AMD APU (Vega graphics) have been a horror show.
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by isodude 5y ago
> Only annoyance is having a couple extra clicks to pull the clipboard from one VM to another but I got used to it and it doesn't bother me anymore. When saying clicks here I assume you do the copy dance? ( ctrl+insert, ctrl+shift+c
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by isodude 5y ago
To make Firefox happy inside a VM it takes up about 2GB RAM. Dom0 eats up 1G RAM. sys-net, sys-firewall, sys-usb eats up another 1G RAM. My collegue actually runs on 16G, but he has to consider memory when starting a VM, but it's doabl
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by isodude 5y ago
First off, the USB-thingy is indeed a configuration option. https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/usb-qubes/ Regarding the Dvorak: It's a PITA. I'm running Svorak A5 currently so the current procedure is: * Make
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by isodude 5y ago
If you mean SR-IOV, that basically splits one PCI slot into several slots, which you then passthrough to the guest, which means in theory it should be supported. At least that's how the networks are treated, sadly I have not yet been a
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by isodude 5y ago
I've been using this as a daily driver for at least 5 years now. Only laptops so far, with 4+ cores and 32+GB RAM and 500G+ disk. It was working fine on my Lenovo T470p, and it runs pretty sweet on Lenovo P14s. Except that suspend is n

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