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by lathiat 2y ago
However your IOMMU may not actually be in use. It's not in use by default on Linux and on most Linux distros as it tends to break things on random hardware that isn't setup right. It tends to work most of the time on servers. Ubun
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by lathiat 2y ago
Many IRC networks were early to IPv6
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by lathiat 3y ago
-2 points, yikes.. not sure if if that's 3 angry people that had to deal with LILO not working or 3 people thinking I was just spamming who never had the pleasure of dealing with LILO.
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by lathiat 3y ago
I see ads for these devices and the possibility of suffocating in your sleep just terrifies me. Sure most of the time you might wake up but still :/ Fortunately CPAP therapy works fantastically for me, and the CPAP masks have anti asph
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by lathiat 3y ago
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by lathiat 3y ago
You're a young apprentice working at a shop who is too cheap to purchase those safety devices for their employees. What do they do?
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by lathiat 3y ago
Probably because Google are designing the entire hardware (its not a Dell rack server) and data center together, they are also responsible for the entire workload if something goes wrong and likely also have data center redundancy for an en
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by lathiat 3y ago
The distributions often run the same tests after it’s built to make sure it’s working correctly as built in the distribution environment. This can and does find real problems.
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by lathiat 3y ago
tunsocks would work, there also seems to be an openvpn fork with that functionality built in: https://github.com/bendlas/openvpn-tuna Otherwise you may be able to use SSH's SOCKS proxy mode if you can directly SSH
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by lathiat 3y ago
Counterpoint: I was professionally diagnosed as a child, my mum got me medicated, my dad got me off it a year later because it was "all about discipline". Typical untreated ADHD style I excelled through early school until the late
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by lathiat 3y ago
I am not an expert in this so I can't explain it in any truly deep detail, and you might be right in terms of "Masking" the identity of the card number if you think this is a privacy feature, but there is much more to it than
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by lathiat 3y ago
Outside of malicious usage, this technique has also been used by VPN providers to support using Video services (Netflix, Prime Video, etc) in other countries. That was certainly the case a few years ago but I am not sure how prevalent that
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by lathiat 3y ago
quickemu also does the job, not just for macOS but many operating systems "Quickly create and run highly optimised desktop virtual machines for Linux, macOS and Windows; with just two commands. You decide what operating system you want
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by lathiat 3y ago
You can definitely cause problems by spilling an entire dewer into a smaller room. Had to calculate this for the safety part of a LAN party event application. Fortunately we had a very big room.
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by lathiat 3y ago
Yeah squashfs is one of the good ones right now. for sosreports (archives with lots of diagnostic commands and logfiles from a linux host), I wanted to find a file format that can both used zstd compression (or maybe something else that is
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by lathiat 3y ago
It works for a year or two, then enough of a delta builds up that people get confused at why the version is so old. New docs don’t apply, etc. Similar issue has played out with MongoDB and Docker. Plus it’s basically unmaintained so the bug
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by lathiat 3y ago
Mailman is most common, however discourse also has a mailing list mode which allows people to get involved and reply by both email and web. Your biggest hurdle will be email deliverability.
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by lathiat 3y ago
"First, they need the LLM instructions AI thingy to look at your pieces and instantly come up with inspiration. Gamify that." That exists, though it's not from Lego: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bri
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by lathiat 3y ago
I mean, yeah, but the odds of someone using "xn--" on the start of a domain are pretty small. The double dash is pretty uncommon.
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by lathiat 3y ago
Another possibility from another top-level comment "I remember reading in The Signal and The Noise* that people _think_ that forecasts are bad if it rains, but the chance of rain was reported as below 50%. Getting rain when the forecas
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by lathiat 3y ago
One of the realisations I only really had in my early 30s is that whether or not it's raining is much more localised than I thought. It can be raining here, and not at the shops a suburb over. The percentage chance of rain includes whe
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by lathiat 3y ago
When I was trying to learn C at 15 or so I tried to implement Solitaire crypto from cryptonomicon as part of some programming challenge: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solitaire_(cipher) Failed but learnt a lot about me
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by lathiat 3y ago
You can and people already do receive AIS with satellites. So that’s mostly possible without it being peer to peer. AIS only makes it about 50 miles across the ocean due to earth curvature so in sparsely populated areas a peer to peer appro
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by lathiat 3y ago
There’s definitely a different feel to the electric motor driven assist. Though there are just many different implementations probably the specific one you had was particularly quirky. Relatedly I had a Hyundai i30 for a while which has a w
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by lathiat 3y ago
GCompris is a fantastic bit of open source educational software: https://www.gcompris.net/index-en.html
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by lathiat 3y ago
What car do you have without power steering? Or, are you referring to electric as opposed to hydraulic power steering? I haven't seen a car without power steering since the early 00s (which was a 90s car). The steering deadzone is not
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by lathiat 3y ago
I do that to but for the many stable branches of OpenStack/Ceph/etc that I’m working on at once (working on the distro/backporting side often back porting patches 3-8 releases). It’s great.
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by lathiat 3y ago
Except the same thing might happen to your ext4 cloud instance and they’ll just tell you it’s lost.
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by lathiat 3y ago
I was referring to the part where he starts out with you know you can please some of the people, some of the time. You’re right though he has a solid pause as well.
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by lathiat 3y ago
"buys you about 5 seconds of time to think." Steve Jobs had that mastered, like in this clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeqPrUmVz-o

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