jetbalsa

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by jetbalsa 2y ago
He is making a good bit of sense, if it was the tiny 0402 SMD Caps near the GPU going south that would explain a good bit of what is going on
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
That is really interesting! I always though those things where solid state and wouldn't age over time! It makes a ton more sense that there is a somewhat of a reset that is randomly happening when people are fixing stuff nearby and thi
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
It amazes me they didn't use some kind of KVM on these laptops instead of software, most company laptops have a ton of bossware on them monitoring applications and such
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
Some of the boomers I know like to explain that they are paying for a brain. someone who has taken the time in school and is "smart" This of course doesn't really work out as you have explained. I always like to point out tha
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
At this point more people would be pissed off that systemd is missing then using another init system. Its too late in the game for most major distros to get away from systemd. Systemd is here to stay, the most we can do is fight to try and
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
I've been using IRCCloud for my IRC since it has very good mobile support and acts like a bouncer as well
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
Its a interesting issue, its kinda of like software piracy, so what if someone steals the product, we will still make money on the product with the normal sale of the data in the first place. Its just making the news because it was a breach
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
Its not just a bad password, it was a password that was exposed to a info stealer in some way. It might of been reused or overshared into some system that got exposed. From what I understand someone got a huge info stealer dump and started
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
how long until its just X11 with some extra steps :V
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
Im kind of in the same boat, I'm on a CGNAT with a apartment community, they don't have IPv6 at all, matter of fact they barely VLAN the apartments / wifi apart. I've rick rolled the entire complex's chromecasts bef
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
Looks like it was dropped after sitting too long[1]. [1] https://www.smh.com.au/world/europe/assange-has-not-been-vin...
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
it /used/ to take forever back in the Core 2 Duo days, with the amount of cores and the sheer speed of the IPC its gotten a ton better.
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by jetbalsa 2y ago
I've used SSDB[0] in the past for some really stupid large datasets (20TB)_and it worked really well in production [0] https://github.com/ideawu/ssdb
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Nice to see you using voip.ms for all your science -- The number I just left for you is also hosted on it, its a fun little IVR Maze
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Android Auto is not yet supported in GrapheneOS and that's pretty much half the usage of my phone gets on a daily basis
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Alpine in Diskless mode is the closest I can think of as a good way of doing this. Also the Windows ADK to make a custom Windows PE is how HBCD is made to load a windows desktop with a bunch of tools off a CDROM
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
marquee tag was never dropped, and its wild, Firefox's is more like the old days, a little jittery. Chrome/Edge is a ton smoother in its scroll
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Its mostly Jellyfin is king of open source media library stuff, XBMC morphed into Kodi over time and is still used as a OS / Media Library as well
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
A 6c / 12t Dedicated Server with 32GB of ram is 65$ a month with OVH I do get that it is a bare server, but if you deploy even just bare containers to it, you would be saving a good bit of money and get better performance from it.
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Don't forget the tooling, ROCm still hasn't taken off very well.
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Putting ad space for sale on a eBay listing has to be a first. Is this even allowed?
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Ah yes, TF2 Hats, They did start that shit for sure, but there are bigger targets for this issue like Roblox who are /really/ targeting kids
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Well... SpaceX did it with rockets :V
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
The only company I know of that is "doing it right" is Valve. Keeping themselves private really has paid off for them and has started to better the overall gaming community with their services, I think their cut might be a little
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Oh for sure, I would not suggest doing HL2 Engine Modding, I had suggested it because it has the lowest barrier of entry to get started for a someone that young. Basic Wiremod can make some rather complicated contraptions. and once you star
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Garry's Mod + Wiremod is really easy to get into if you use Basic Gates or even Expressions, Its how I learned to program when I was 12 (back in Gmod 9)
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
I would say Garry's Mod + Lua Scripting / WireMod Easy to get into since its rather old at this point and its easy to get bootstrapped with simple logic in WireMod, Its how I learned programming, has multiplayer and really support
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
Looking at [2], They did not. Only has FWRITE and FREAD, later on in the linked v7 they added FPIPE, not sure how TTY's are handled back then, but I bet it was a device driver of some kind with the real basic BIOS those systems had.
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
TL;DR: Its a very old counterfeit coin.
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by jetbalsa 3y ago
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