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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
I've never heard of an ISP called "SonicWall"; in what geographical area do they operate a network?
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Chinese manufacturers claim that marking means "Chinese Export". They have some ridiculous story about how the curvature of the "C" is different when it means "Council of Europe". I know, it's bogus, but
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
why? also: source?
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Github culture is the infection vector. That's why OpenBSD is unaffected. Hygiene, folks. Also could be the fact that the entire reason OpenBSD exists is that De Raadt got cancelled out of NetBSD: http://mail-index.netbsd.o
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
There is one: @reckenrode. He's really good. But yeah only one person who knows nixpkgs inside-out runs Darwin. Low bus factor.
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Cabal has had nix-style local builds since 2016: That's a bug not a feature. Every language these days is trying to force you to use its own badly-implemented imitation of Nix. Just look at what cargo does with the target/ dire
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Guix or any rewrite as a library in a well-developed language The fundamental difference with Guix is that evaluation (what they call "host code" -- everything that happens BEFORE the .drv is written) is wildly impure. Guile cod
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
I'm unclear where the extra energy comes from. When the atom ejects an electron, the hole left behind gets filled by an electron from a neighboring atom. Then the same thing happens to the neighbor -- and so on. This is electrical
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Of course you can use it. What you can't do is deny others the same freedoms the license grants to you.
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
I was going to post the same thing. This has to be the most beautifully typeset webpage I've seen in quite a while. Not just the font but the layout too. It's almost like this page is part of the web from some parallel universe,
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
> PS: Are you sure it's gamma emission? That takes more energy than the exciting UV photon. Apparently it is neither: Decay of the 229Th isomeric state of the neutral thorium atom occurs predominantly by internal conversion (IC) wi
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
The last sentence of the paper seems to imply that this result will give people a reason to want to develop those: The development of dedicated VUV lasers with narrow linewidth will make it possible to access a new regime of resolution and
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
The paper and videos are here: https://bertoldi.seas.harvard.edu/publications/shell-bucklin... Note that this is not "gripper" like "five-fingered robot hand". A better description might be "v
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
For 10gbit+: Mellanox SN2xxx. Probably the SN3xxx, SN4xxx, and SN5xxx too but I can't afford those. For 1gbit: Ubiquiti Edgerouter ER-4 and ER-6; both have SFP cages for fiber optic transcievers https://github.com/NixO
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
¡Afuera! revs chainsaw
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Friends don't let friends use multi-mode fiber. Single-mode fiber is future-proof. Utilities bury that stuff and depreciate it over a 30-year lifetime. There has been like one spec change since the 1970s. Single-mode fiber. Always s
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
All the switches in this series except the one in this review actually have two separate boards inside with a PCIe-over-cable connection between them. For example the SN2700 here (the sleeved cable in the third photo; you can't see
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Yes. The switchdev "sw1p[0-9]+" ports are special; the any data the software kernel injects to them is discarded and they never emit packets to the kernel. They exist only to allow you to use `ip bridge` and `ip route` on them.
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
I am curious though what configuration option prevents this from ending up with software switching The answer is "switchdev": https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/networking/switchdev.... T
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Having gone through this struggle myself, here's the cheat sheet. You want a device that uses the Linux switchdev driver and is supported by dentOS whether or not you actually choose to run dentOS on it (I run NixOS on my switch):
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Dear sir, may I interest you in the initial coin airdrop of WSDLCoin? It is going straight to the moon.
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
please go other yourself somewhere else
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Nope, just a big difference between a one-party state and multiparty states.
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Antarctica, perhaps Powered by what? Solar panels in a place where the sun doesn't even rise for months at a time? That big beefy transmission grid that the Antarctic continent is so famous for? The jillions of oil wells already dr
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Boston writes engagingly, though not concisely. Understatement of the year.
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
/me laughs so hard that milk shoots out of his nose
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Here, knock yourself out: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu... https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu... https://finance.y
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by karma_pharmer 2y ago
Ever heard of HTTPS? Ever heard of SSL MITM Proxy? Required by law (and corporate compliance departments) in many industries. Also, cloudflare. They are the MITM for what, like 80% of the internet now?

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