mchristen

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by mchristen 7y ago
The OOM killer is just fine for stateless server applications, but pretty much anything else and it's a disaster waiting to happen. Containers don't really solve your problem, it just adds a layer of indirection between the proces
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by mchristen 7y ago
https://github.com/MarvellEmbeddedProcessors/u-boot-marvell/... That's the init code for the network chip. I tried removing it, the code compiles, but the board won't boot w/ it(I imagine due to som
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by mchristen 7y ago
I gave up using mine as a firewall and just run pihole + samba w/ a couple of drives on it. I tried to rebuild u-boot from source w/o the network boot code since the latest Linux Kernel has drivers for the Topaz switch now, but no
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by mchristen 7y ago
It's pretty slow TBH. I use mine to run pihole and samba and samba will max out the CPU. I tried to use mine as a firewall for my Google Fiber but w/ just basic rules enabled it would max out around 500mbps, I imagine I could prob
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by mchristen 7y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by safe, but all you gotta do is pay your taxes and you can do whatever you want with that money.
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by mchristen 7y ago
> The problem with the Max is that Boeing favoured the major airlines that wanted 2010s technology in a 60s airframe. But guess what, that doesn't work, in the same way you can't turn a Thunderbird into a Tesla by "just pl
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by mchristen 7y ago
Changing the name of the plane will not fix the problems in the plane. The worst part for Boeing is that now under additional scrutiny more problems are being found, that begs the question what else is being missed?
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by mchristen 7y ago
In a lot of rural areas the cell towers are linked together using some sort of wireless tech, usually microwave links or similar line of sight technology. So in effect all those towers share their Internet bandwidth.
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by mchristen 7y ago
It seems they are also coming out with a Thin-ITX form factor motherboard, which up until now has been limited to Intel platforms.
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by mchristen 7y ago
That doesn't have to be true with hardware passthrough.
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by mchristen 7y ago
I think part of the reasoning, perhaps misguided, is for quality assurance. It's easier for them to say our stuff runs only on our 'certified' hardware then to try and support everything under the moon. These days I don'
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by mchristen 7y ago
Where do you plan to store the logs then?
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by mchristen 7y ago
A good rule of thumb is (focal length / 500) to figure out your maximum exposure time before having blurry stars. To get around a 20-30s exposure you're looking at somewhere between 14-24mm focal length, ideally with the largest a
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by mchristen 7y ago
You can run/test your migrations in a transaction and roll back if it doesn't work.
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by mchristen 7y ago
They are referencing the opening price of the stock, not where it currently is. I would argue that for an IPO the initial opening price is important since the spread between the offering price and opening price is often an indicator of the
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by mchristen 7y ago
Can you define "real familial relations" purely by DNA? I don't think so, what about adoptions or surrogates? This just seems like a policy that can be used to discriminate against people who don't fit a chosen definitio
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by mchristen 7y ago
You can be searched and detained by border patrol without ever leaving the United States.
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by mchristen 7y ago
Just because it looks bad doesn't mean it actually is bad. A blown tire has many more ways of causing a plane to fail during landing then a wing that isn't operating at 100%. As long as all the flight controls are operational and
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by mchristen 7y ago
Not the case here in Texas. Nearly everything is private land, roaming around here is a sure way to get shot at.
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by mchristen 8y ago
Lots of people install from source and just sudo everything because that's all they know.
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by mchristen 8y ago
He claimed their dog indicated on our car... but that's a bunch of BS because the dog was already sitting next to them when we pulled up and didn't do anything further(exactly the same thing the dog did for the car in front of us)
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by mchristen 8y ago
Just south of Marfa, TX on the way back from a camping trip in Big Bend. CBP closes the northbound lanes of the highway and has a checkpoint that everyone has to pass through.
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by mchristen 8y ago
I'm an American and I have been detained and searched by CBP without actually ever leaving the country. They didn't ask my name, just that we needed to get out of the car while they let their dog search the car.
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by mchristen 8y ago
Some of the creators on Youtube are recording in RAW 8K footage. A few 1TB drives will not make a dent in their capacity needs.
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by mchristen 8y ago
I guess the mistake here is thinking that PreCheck provides any kind of additional security. Best I can tell it's a way to bribe the TSA to remove some of the inconvenience of going through their security checkpoints.
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by mchristen 8y ago
You can't just tell that story w/o namedropping....
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by mchristen 8y ago
I've noticed this problem across all of my DisplayPort based monitors regardless of manufacturer of the display or the driver.
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by mchristen 8y ago
I did this growing up in the suburbs of the US as well, back in the 80's and 90's.
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by mchristen 8y ago
Glutamates are found naturally in everything you eat. MSG is just a water soluble form of glutamates.
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by mchristen 8y ago
Nice try but throughput != capacity.

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