matthews2

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by matthews2 3y ago
I receive a lot of physical mail from HelloFresh and there's no clear way to opt-out. I've never (willingly or knowingly) signed up to their service or any marketing bits.
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by matthews2 3y ago
CentOS Stream isn’t unstable in the way that something like Arch Linux or Debian Sid is. They effectively only got rid of point releases. Instead of going from CentOS 7 to 7.1, you just regularly get updates. Since they’re a part of the sam
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by matthews2 3y ago
Putting your outbound emails through SpamAssassin as part of a regression test sounds like a really good idea - would have never thought of doing that myself!
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by matthews2 3y ago
The mentioned article on 12v-2x6 connector: https://www.igorslab.de/en/rest-in-peace-12vhpwr-connector-w...
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12VHPWR is just Garbage and will Remain a Problem [video](youtube.com)
2 points by matthews2 3y ago|1 comments
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by matthews2 3y ago
> "even" the BBC that refuses to call Hamas terrorists? This isn't specific to Israel/Hamas, the BBC avoid a lot of emotive and loaded language. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-670834
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by matthews2 3y ago
> how many cameras there are monitoring every moment of your life In some areas, they get local curtain twitchers to volunteer and watch: https://www.hu17.net/2017/05/11/volunteers-wanted-cctv-syste...
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by matthews2 3y ago
> My main concern as a sysadmin in a company is user training and telling folks to use the non-standard ports. Could you ship and manage SSH config files for your users?
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by matthews2 3y ago
> pgxman’s automated build system creates [APT] packages Could these packages be put in a repository online, so that they can be installed without using pgxman?
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by matthews2 3y ago
Firefox on iOS is just Safari in different clothes. Same engine.
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Intel hybrid CPU scheduler always prefers E cores(bugzilla.kernel.org)
3 points by matthews2 3y ago|0 comments
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by matthews2 3y ago
My car from 1997 with an analogue speedometer still has issues, because the wheel speed sensors have corroded and don't work when wet...
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by matthews2 3y ago
How will this be enforced? If Mozilla or Google added some hard coded certificate into a new browser version, what if a distribution like Debian patched it out? Or if a user can delete it from the certificate stores themselves?
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by matthews2 3y ago
> Why do embedded developers pick really resource-constrained chips, when decently powerful chips that can run Linux have become so cheap? There are other things to consider, like power consumption, size, reliability, IO... It's a t
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by matthews2 3y ago
Why don’t you submit a pull request to add it?
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by matthews2 3y ago
WebUSB is about a web page communicating with USB devices. So the USB device itself doesn't need to be connected to the Internet, it just needs to be plugged into a PC with a web browser (Chrome).
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by matthews2 3y ago
The debug info is stored in an elf file, just like an executable. You can have them together in the same file, or you can use a tool like objcopy to make them separate.
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by matthews2 3y ago
We were just following orders!
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by matthews2 3y ago
Join a local club!
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by matthews2 3y ago
On cars with an electronic handbrake, do they have a way to apply the brakes while the car is moving? Also while it's not mentioned in this article, The Guardian's article says "MG Motor UK has been urgently trying to make co
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AMD Zen4 CPU Bug? Spurious SMT Sibling Invalid Opcode Speculation(lkml.org)
3 points by matthews2 3y ago|0 comments
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by matthews2 3y ago
What is the benefit to running multiple Kubernetes nodes on one physical Proxmox machine?
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by matthews2 3y ago
The RuneScape Wiki and OldSchool RuneScape Wiki left Fandom in 2018, for similar reasons: https://runescape.wiki/w/Forum:Leaving_Wikia I think the move has been really successful. They've managed to add lots of ex
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by matthews2 3y ago
I think that this would be incompatible with the fast cloning/reference counting feature.
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by matthews2 3y ago
> In addition, we don’t intend to capture or count installs for QA testing. How will this be counted? If via some telemetry running as part of the game/runtime, could an attacker pretend that your game has suddenly has a million ins
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by matthews2 3y ago
A problem with plants is that when they die, they decompose and release the CO2 again.
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by matthews2 3y ago
The cleverness inside coreutils is mostly around choosing effective ways to interface with the kernel, e.g. using copy_file_range() instead of read()/write() to avoid having to copy the data into userspace. It's more a software en
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by matthews2 3y ago
Good luck to anyone relying on income from BountySource (if you exist)
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by matthews2 3y ago
> trying gdb, I asked myself if this is really what people use. The display constantly breaks and there's not a lot of stuff to quickly walk through code and visualize what it's doing gdb has a tui that can show you multiple pa
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by matthews2 3y ago
WaaS (Washing as a Service)

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