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by kalaksi 9mo ago
It feels like you think that the parent hasn't really considered their options and don't know what they really want. > Not that big of on an issue in most home user cases as a home server I don't know what "most home
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by kalaksi 9mo ago
Laptops are still pretty bulky and power hungry in comparison if you're looking for very SFF and passive cooling.
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by kalaksi 9mo ago
My APC UPS self-tested and monitored battery status automatically. Then started to endlessly beep when it noticed the battery needed replacing (could be muted though). Eventually, I stopped using UPS since I rarely needed it and it was just
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by kalaksi 9mo ago
> What I really wanted is a web interface which will just show me EVERYTHING it knows about the system in a form of charts, graphs, so I can just skim through it and check if everything allright visually, without using the shell and each
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by kalaksi 9mo ago
> I routinely have several thousands of tabs opened on my devices, and I never considered myself a hoarder. You seem serious, but it sounds a bit funny! I also often open links in new tabs. It's also a bit faster than e.g. going bac
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by kalaksi 9mo ago
> I've worked on teams where multiple engineers argued about the "right" way to build something. I remember thinking that they had biases based on past experiences and assumptions about what mattered. It usually took an ou
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by kalaksi 10mo ago
I think the QML linter detects that but may require maintaining some extra files that tell which methods and properties are available in C++ classes. Not sure if they can be auto-generated if using C++ and more native tools since I'v
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by kalaksi 10mo ago
Whoa, I noticed something similar. I was updating my password or something a few years back and decided to test the backup codes too. They didn't work. I don't know what went wrong but that got me worried a bit.
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by kalaksi 10mo ago
I was just about to share it too. Forklift driver Klaus is a classic. Here's one with english subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJYOkZz6Dck
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by kalaksi 10mo ago
May I suggest Framework ( https://frame.work/linux ).
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by kalaksi 10mo ago
After reading some comments: this probably goes without saying, but one should be very careful what to expose to the internet. Sounds like the analytics-service maybe could have been available only over VPN (or similar, like mTLS etc.) And
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by kalaksi 10mo ago
Sounds awful, though. Maybe we should get more widespread usage for IPv6 instead.
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by kalaksi 10mo ago
It doesn't. And you shouldn't install Arch on your grandma's computer.
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by kalaksi 10mo ago
For learning vim, I recommend searching for a "vim cheat sheet" that has an image of a keyboard layout with vim commands in it and printing that. Makes it easier to check and learn more, little by little. Another one is online tut
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by kalaksi 10mo ago
I'm running NixOS on some of my hosts, but I still don't fully commit to configuring everything with nix, just the base system, and I prefer docker-compose for the actual services. I do it similarly with Debian hosts using cloud-i
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Jolla Trying Again to Develop a New Sailfish OS Linux Smartphone(phoronix.com)
2 points by kalaksi 10mo ago|1 comments
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
I don't think that makes 100 / 100 the most likely result if you flip a coin 200 times. It's not about 100 / 100 vs. another single possible result. It's about 100 / 100 vs. NOT 100 / 100, which includes a
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
I'm sorry, but try what once? 200 flips once?
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
> There is also complete lack of secure boot That's not true, though?
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
I'm not sure where you're going with this, but since they have actually researched how it grows, I think it's more likely your calculations/assumptions are incomplete. For example: > Energy needed to grow 1g of microb
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
There wasn't much about the energy equation there. And since it's just conversation with Gemini just pasted here, I'm not sure how much to trust it and it just feels lazy and disjointed.
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
When I was younger, I worked doing sales and customer service at a mall. Mostly approaching people and trying to pitch a product. Didn't pay well, was very easy to get into and do, but I don't enjoy that kind of work (and many peo
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
Sure, it's mostly comfy and well-paid. But like with physical labor, there are jobs/projects that are easy and not as taxing, and jobs that are harder and more taxing (in this case mentally).
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
> programmers should be some of the most worry-free individuals on this planet, the job is easy, well-paid, not a lot of health drawbacks... I don't know what kind of work you do but this depends a lot on what kind of projects you w
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
Recently noticed that YouTube had also removed the button for disabling autoplay if you're not logged in. The enshittification continues.
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
Sure, but that's also why I asked you explain your comment.
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
Well what? Don't most servers run Linux? And support is good assuming you pick a distro that fits
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
Thanks for the context. I don't really know the Taiwan situation well. My main gripe was mostly around the perceived reasoning that ethnicity or culture of some people would make it more okay to try to annex, or invade, anything. >
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
I don't claim to know the Taiwan situation well. I'm just saying that culture or ethnicity of people isn't a sufficient argument in general.
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by kalaksi 11mo ago
> Taiwan is different: the vast majority of people there are ethnically Chinese, so reunification is seen as an absolute necessity. How does that make it a "necessity"? It's not for China to decide? This is the reasoning R

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