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by j0057 4y ago
This is easy to answer: my music collections add up to about 400 GB now. Phones are pretty stingy with storage, it just won't fit. My solution is to have a pretty serious 20 GB/month data bundle, run Wireguard and some additional
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by j0057 4y ago
Reassuring read from someone unable to consistently write "ChatGPT" vs "ChatGTP".
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by j0057 4y ago
"In theory" is doing a lot of work there -- see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcubierre_drive -- you need to apply a type of matter that we're not even sure actually exists, even if the type of matter e
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by j0057 4y ago
I read that too, that's why I asked. Here is an article about it: https://www.forbes.com/sites/arielcohen/2021/02/08/what-is-b... — this thing is supposed to enable faster than light travel, wh
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by j0057 4y ago
Sure, why not, what are we looking at though, some kind of microwave propulsion for spacecraft? Was a prototype ever built?
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by j0057 4y ago
I'm not sure why I even tried...
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by j0057 4y ago
There are plenty of explanations for these videos that don't involve alien species traveling multiple light years to troll American air force pilots, like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsEjV8DdSbs and https:/&#
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by j0057 4y ago
I'm already bored by AI art. At first you think, who thought of that? When? What techniques did they use? How long did it take to master them? Then you realize it's just a bunch of matrices in a GPU. On top of that it doesn't
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by j0057 4y ago
Yes, it took me some thinking but it's the conclusion I arrived at as well; the password is useless because as soon as somebody or something can run a bad process it's game over, first of all because all the files I really care ab
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by j0057 4y ago
It's also explained in the shred manual itself, that seems like a decently authoritative source to me: https://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/manual/html_node/shre... — halfway the page all the cave
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by j0057 4y ago
"Avoid using exceptions for control flow" is unhelpful advice because it is a paradox: exceptions ARE control flow.
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by j0057 4y ago
I don't think there are warehouses full of electric heaters waiting on the off chance half a continent switches from central heating to this.
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by j0057 4y ago
If you don't specify a version, the default will be the 2022-11-28 version, so naturally I wonder what happens in ~two years when that version gets retired.
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by j0057 4y ago
That cause for that event is not undisputed, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_pipeline_sabotage . You still haven't explained why you think it's doubtful Russia would use sabotage in this way. This
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by j0057 4y ago
You can call it mental gymnastics, but I just call it thinking. I notice you're not really engaging with the point, which is that yes, Russia attacked its own infrastructure, and that hurts their own interests, but the effects of the a
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by j0057 4y ago
The potential downside for Russia to blow up the Nordstream pipelines is: it would require some investment to repair the pipeline in the event Russian-German relations would improve, Germany's security outlook on purchasing Russian gas
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by j0057 4y ago
The highway blockades have lead to accidents too, in one case a fatal one: https://www.rtvutrecht.nl/nieuws/3443753/twee-aanhoudingen-n...
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by j0057 4y ago
You can use openresolv to configure a local DNS server to do split DNS, or let do systemd-resolved do it. Or did you mean Android/iOS with 'official client'?
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by j0057 4y ago
The WSL instance is a special kind of VM, in a virtual network that gets masqueraded onto whatever network the host is on, yet nowhere in Windows can you manage this, for example to set the subnet the WSL runs in. Sometimes you have to rebo
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by j0057 4y ago
With the InTune/device attestation stuff they will feel the heat to move to Windows as well.
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by j0057 4y ago
I'm no security expert, but this discussion leaves a large part of the threat model implicit before discussing countermeasures: what is the asset that needs protecting, who is the threat actor, what is the threat vector, what would be
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by j0057 4y ago
Can we not just fix our systems to run in TAI or GPS time, and convert to UTC (or the user's local timezone) when displaying timestamps, instead of causing civil time to drift off indefinitely? I thought these were the best engineers i
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by j0057 4y ago
MS discontinues a UI library project and then hypes up a new one every few years. Today Blazor and Maui are hot, but there's a lot of abandonware that came before. You can see it in Windows too, where you can burrow deeper and deeper i
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by j0057 4y ago
The secondary server can cache the result, so that only the first time there's a signal to FB.
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by j0057 4y ago
I usually understand "Identity" in the context of authentication and authorization to mean "who is the person or process trying to access the service", what do you think is inappropriate about this use of the word? Or an
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by j0057 4y ago
Is vscodium usable for .NET development and debugging?
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by j0057 4y ago
ZenFone 8 is passable and less than 6", but still too big for me.
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by j0057 4y ago
The other distasteful thing is getting your hands on the actual ISO 8601 specs is pretty expensive, like 350 CHF, which is weird, because so many national standards bodies gave it official blessing, and so many things in the digital univers
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by j0057 4y ago
https://fit-iot.com/web/products/fitlet3/fitlet3-specificati...
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by j0057 4y ago
"One of the many things", so not the only thing, but a thing nonetheless.

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