jdboyd

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by jdboyd 1y ago
StageConnect is a connection to transmit 32 uncompressed audio-channels via a single XLR cable. StageConnect is based on A2B, the Automotive Audio Bus (A2B).
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by jdboyd 1y ago
Some NFS, lots of SMB, lots of sftp, some nextcloud, some s3. I wish that TrueNAS made webdav more of a first class service.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
Why isn't there more love for Bluray? Often the price difference is negligible.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
The author addresses the BBA and says he didn't use it because the game was built without networking sorry, so having that in would have been harder.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
Proxmox is not a hypervisor. It is a Linux distribution. As such it has a web server, kvm, zfs, and many other pieces. Maybe the acme client is built in to the web server. Maybe the acme client is built into their custom management software
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by jdboyd 1y ago
Part of the problem though with saying SQLite instead of XML is a lot of things would lend themselves to XML in SQLite.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
What he listed as the first improvement, "Replace ZIP with SQLite" would certainly apply to the other ODF formats. He advocates breaking the XML into smaller pieces in SQLite. I suppose making each slide a new XML record could mak
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by jdboyd 1y ago
Are the typical Synology, Qnap, or TrueNAS devices with default Linux, macOS and Windows clients going to be set up correctly by default? If any of the typical things someone is likely to setup following wizards in a home or small office is
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by jdboyd 1y ago
In my part of PA there are 3 in the process of going in nearby. I think the largest of the 3 is "only" 828 megawatts though. One of the others is supposed to be 300MW, and I'm not sure about the 3rd. There is another group t
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by jdboyd 1y ago
In m
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by jdboyd 1y ago
The OnePlus One was my favorite phone to hold ever, but it was sadly let down in software reliability due to the the melt down in the relationship with Cyanogen.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
https://github.com/liquidmetal-dev/flintlock Appears to be trying just what you ask.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
The problem with GrapheneOS as a way to protest what Google is doing with Android is that you have to buy a Google Android device to be able to use it. Buying a Google device to be able to protest what Google is doing with their Google dev
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by jdboyd 1y ago
Increasingly zero smart features isn't one of the features of commercial displays. For instance, a lot of Samsungs want (but not require, as far as I know) you to use their VXT content and remote management system, including a mobile a
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by jdboyd 1y ago
I use a self hosted book manager. To be honest it is effectively write only memory. I assume it is still being written to the DB, but browsing them has been broken for a long time. I assume that I can fix this if I really need to find a
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by jdboyd 1y ago
The case doesn't have an expansion slot, but if you order just the ITX motherboard there is an x4 slot. Since it isn't an open ended slot though, the question is where to find a PCIe 4.0 x4 card. You can certainly find 10gig car
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by jdboyd 1y ago
After the volunteer turmoil of recent months, I'm very happy to see that this project is able to continue.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
Google seems to suggest that the secret to fast travel in Helsinki is to take public transit.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
I think that is a common use case. If you run the containers at the same time, it sounds to me like you will just run into the usage limits more quickly.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
At this point I like to use uv for installing my python binaries.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
I don't like Docker, but I do like the idea of containers, and have since I moved from Solaris 9 to Solaris 10. These days I frequently use podman and sometimes use lxc. Ignoring the development workstation benefits, I like using cont
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by jdboyd 1y ago
Yes
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by jdboyd 1y ago
What originally convinced me to try uv was the promise of faster container builds, and it certainly delivered on that. As someone who usually used platform pythons, despite advise against that, uv is now what got me to finally stop doing so
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by jdboyd 1y ago
It seems like all the 32bit stuff could be wrapped in a container of some sort. Part of the issue, as I understand it, is that the Steam client itself is still 32bit. I don't understand why they are still doing that.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
Linux's xattrs appear to only be an array of bytes, while Haiku's extended attributes are typed (string, mime, int, llong, float, double, bool, icon, or raw). This means a compatibility layer is probably needed to handle encoding
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by jdboyd 1y ago
I think there is a lot of value in people documenting what it takes to make models that will run on 8, 12, and 16GB GPUs work well for them, and the tools used.
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by jdboyd 1y ago
The "shitbox computer in the basement" is something I would call a server. I mean, it is more capable than most VPSs (except in upload speed to the Internet).
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by jdboyd 1y ago
Here are the ones I can recall donating to in recent years: KiCAD Arduino tic-80 I'd like to donate to FreeCAD at some point, but the last time I had spare money to do that, I ended up paralyzed trying to figure out what would be the m
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by jdboyd 1y ago
They say that the move didn't require adding any staff, but aren't all of these physical servers going to require somebody to do occasional physical tending to them? What happens when a server fails? Sure the software might be abl
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by jdboyd 1y ago
The admin is at least 75% of why I choose Django over another framework.

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