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matja
4y ago
Wouldn't kexec with a mounted filesystem lose the filesystem state because the kernel heap+stack is overwritten? I think ZBM copies the kernel/initramfs from the ZFS dataset (presumably to tmpfs), unmounts/exports, then kexe
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matja
4y ago
Requiring to pay US taxes on your income abroad grants you the privilege of a vote :)
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4y ago
On the laptops I've used with pre-installed Windows (which I reinstalled), the license key was in ACPI table "MSDM". I assume Windows gets it from there automatically. You can extract the license key from Linux with: cat &#
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matja
4y ago
I'm sure some creative people will find a way to make an EV very noisy.
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matja
4y ago
It's not a debt until the produce is sold. Any vendor can refuse to sell, which means there's no debt.
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4y ago
Yeah, he built an MMU, which is possible for any 8-bit CPU with similar features - nice work but I don't see any previously unknown features.
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matja
4y ago
A microphone and https://github.com/kamalmostafa/minimodem ?
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4y ago
Had a secure server room with a maglock with very few cardholders and forgot our cards a few times. We wired-up a CD-ROM drive to a server positioned so that it pressed the door unlock button on the wall when it was ejected, so someone cou
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4y ago
Fun fact: The source contains: rand = (Math.floor(Math.random() * 3) - 1); vco.frequency.value += rand * hum_delta;
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4y ago
If there is someone phoning you or knocking on your door when you turn it off, it's not a microcomputer.
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4y ago
Specifically zfs-dkms + the stable kernel package ("linux") can often be an issue because I have seen the kernel version updated by Arch without ZFS support for that version (obviously not something that the Arch kernel package ma
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4y ago
Wouldn't that be a cause of even more e-waste?
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4y ago
They have an entire RTOS ecosystem which supports a gazillon different microcontrollers.
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matja
4y ago
I'd guess because 210x297 is closer to 1/16 of a m^2 than 212x300 is.
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matja
4y ago
Even without network logging, the hypervisor can still access the memory of the VM, parsing the kernel process and paging structures to read process memory, which can store transient logging information. Things like AMD SEV/SEV-ES are
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4y ago
ImageMagick and GNU parallel happily max-out all cores on my machine and convert a few hundred images per second: find -type f -name '*.jp2' | parallel --xargs --max-args=1 convert {} {.}.jpg
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matja
4y ago
Well, two hard drives in RAID-0 if you want to play it back in real-time without copying it first to faster storage, because a single SATA drive cannot sustain 597.2MB/sec. Unless your definition of "basic consumer external hard
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matja
4y ago
Calling them Legos is torture enough
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4y ago
AMD EPYC is already that, a SoC - there is no EPYC chipset. They all have 8x 16-lane multi-function interfaces, which can be configured to work as PCIe, xGMI (inter-socket communucation), or SATA, as well as built-in USB, eMMC, LPC, UART,
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4y ago
There's one that can do over 500MB/s : https://www.storagereview.com/news/seagate-exos-2x14-hdd-del...
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4y ago
And somehow, selecting the generic PCL driver always worked fine, required no 150MB download, and pressing the "Print" button caused the printer to immediately start printing. That's progress!
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4y ago
Reminds me of Ricardo, Butch (Butric) - Up : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR-H36Vgr00
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4y ago
True enough, exactly how Windows XP had it :) - OK/Cancel/Apply
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4y ago
First thought, for "About This Mac" I usually want the model number and serial number. Second thought, is it fashionable now to not include a "Cancel" button in settings dialogs? Many times, I have navigated all of the p
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4y ago
7. Write a new MBR to a disk, keeping the partition table: dd bs=440 count=1 if=/usr/lib/syslinux/bios/mbr.bin of=/dev/sda Even in the age of EFI/GPT, that still gets used often (usually VM p
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4y ago
AMD's plan with EPYC Zen 4 "Bergamo", with up to 128 Zen 4c cores.
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4y ago
How do you mitigate the privacy risk of mail providers reusing email addresses for accounts when their customers stop paying for services? (e.g., I heard that fastmail do this). For example, user@example.com signs-in to your site and stores
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4y ago
It's depends on the site that uses OpenID Connect federated sign-in if they ask for your email address from the identity provider. An application/site can optionally request the "email" scope during OpenID Connect sign-i
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4y ago
Yep - this is the VFS shadow copy extension for samba, works great! Actually it doesn't require ZFS, just a method to create snapshots and find them - example smb.conf : vfs objects = shadow_copy2 shadow:snapdir = /home
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4y ago
Use a filesystem that does end-to-end error detection and correction. I use ZFS on all of my USB drives (even "real" SATA and M.2 SSDs via adaptors) and it frequently finds checksum errors (and thanks to the design of ZFS, is abl
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