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by kjs3 2y ago
Well, I guess if you make no effort to understand other peoples use case, you can make sweeping generalizations like that. If you need particular features, power consumption, or other factors, a 2-4 gen old used mini might not be the right
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by kjs3 2y ago
I don't mix stacks that way because I tend to use OpenBSD for firewalls and I think it's a really bad idea to run my FW on the same physical box as my VM infrastructure, but I'm an old skool infosec wonk and we have ideas k
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by kjs3 2y ago
So it's like RS-485, but more complicated?
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by kjs3 2y ago
This is wrong and networking people care very much. (Wildly oversimplifying here, there are always exception, YMMV, no warranty expressed or implied, may cause blurred vision or a rash) A switch is a device that handles things like "
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by kjs3 2y ago
I have a Protecli 4-port firewall. It's the second one I've bought for this. It's really been excellent from a cost/performance standpoint.
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by kjs3 2y ago
The N100s are everywhere, but I think the N305 with 8 E-cores is the bomb for a home server at slightly more power consumption.
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by kjs3 2y ago
I don't like what you said, so I'll pretend you didn't say anything. What's being intellectually vapid feel like.
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by kjs3 2y ago
There are parts of France that are simply off limits because the volume of UXO left over from WWI was deemed too much to even try to clean up: https://www.warhistoryonline.com/world-war-i/zone-rouge.html
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by kjs3 2y ago
That's batshit crazy, but it could be worse[1]. At least the Nazis could say "well, you got a chance you'll live". [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yokosuka_MXY-7_Ohka
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by kjs3 2y ago
If the wage is too low, then businesses won't be able to find the people they need. Or complain that "no one is willing to work".
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by kjs3 2y ago
I am all for fair wages No, you're very obviously not. This line of argument is the very poster child of "if you're not doing something I think is important (and, apparently having clean dishes at a restaurant is by your
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by kjs3 2y ago
UART refers to the chip that implements the framing. There are many different framings that can be implemented by a UART. Many of them have names.
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by kjs3 2y ago
Sorry, I was being flippant. The author, of course, could be an old school plagiarist.
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by kjs3 2y ago
I wonder if he'll file a bug report with whatever AI ghostwriter he's using.
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by kjs3 2y ago
Didn't even bother to change the order of the quotes. That's bold.
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by kjs3 2y ago
Well, sure...if we're going with "things that have Forth someplace under the hood on which only a tiny fraction of a percent of the users ever wrote a single Forth program", there's more escapees than that. Lot of work
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by kjs3 2y ago
There's the "If you have nothing to hide..." guy.
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by kjs3 2y ago
No. Xenix through at least version 2.1 ran on the original IBM PC (and early Xenix was ported to the 68000 (e.g. Tandy model 16), which also lacked hardware VM support).[1] You could also run IBM PC Unix in the form of Venix from Venturec
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by kjs3 2y ago
You mean like all of the other Forths that have escaped and taken over the world?
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by kjs3 2y ago
Still, that's insane, the country had less than 100Mbps. It's not 'insane'. Bandwidth goes a long way when you aren't downloading 100Mb JS frameworks and watching cat videos all day.
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by kjs3 2y ago
Human sacrifice, genital mutilation and various forms of slavery have all been excused as a 'spiritual practice'. "Understanding" will not make me go 'oh, sure...now your destructive practice makes total sense...c
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by kjs3 2y ago
"I make authoritative statements based on complete misinformation and when called out on it I don't say 'maybe I was wrong' or actually do some research, I blame poverty in Portugal and try and make other people the bad
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by kjs3 2y ago
I see. "I don't have any recollection..." means "it never happened". Got it.
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by kjs3 2y ago
Nonsensical answer. I can load my pascal from a floppy into RAM, or I can run from ROM the same way. What does 'own use' even mean here.
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by kjs3 2y ago
It's like those PBS woodworking shows where they say something like "today I'm going to show you how simple it is to build an Adirondack chair" or "here's how easy it is to build a bookcase with nifty joinery&q
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by kjs3 2y ago
Yeah, but using ROMs is cheating, kind of. How, exactly?
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by kjs3 2y ago
Not sure what you're talking about. I sure ran Turbo Pascal in 64k on CP/M (TRS-80 4P & Montezuma CP/M and Ampro Littleboard).
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by kjs3 2y ago
You don't want to pack them too tight for heating/cooling reasons; it was never intended to be 'compact'. Plus, you'd loose the cool factor of having a Cray in your datacenter to show off to visitors.
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by kjs3 2y ago
Yes, you can sit on them. I have.
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by kjs3 2y ago
"What am I going to do with 2500 burritos?".

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