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by metadat 2y ago
Already happened last year. https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2023/everything-ive-learne... I wonder how many watts it pulls at idle and under load. Given that it requires water-cooling, probably a lot. But the
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by metadat 2y ago
It will be interesting in a few years when cloud providers begin dumping Ampere CPU+mobos into the market (eBay, etc). I wonder what the pricing will converge towards.
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by metadat 2y ago
Looks like development is still active, I missed the "mercurial" button earlier, oops. https://sourceforge.net/p/wordtsar/mercurial/ci/default/tree...
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by metadat 2y ago
You can't see or browse the source without downloading and extracting zip files. After clicking around more it looks like there is a mercurial repo you can browse. https://sourceforge.net/p/wordtsar/mercurial&
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by metadat 2y ago
This is binaries-only. Is the WordStar source code out there? It seems not, but there is an open source clone called WordTsar with source included: https://sourceforge.net/projects/wordtsar/files/ I migrated
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by metadat 2y ago
How many Teslas are out there? I wonder what percentage are vulnerable.
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by metadat 2y ago
Oops, here is the correct link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40195557 Thank you for letting me know
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by metadat 2y ago
Recently discussed 3 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41115128 (11 comments)
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by metadat 2y ago
How deep did they bury the wires? Were they run full depth from point to point?
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by metadat 2y ago
> Clothing was available for contaminated workers including dozens of boxes of brand new Converse sneakers, c. 1968! Why would the workers be contaminated? Struggling to understand the purpose of this station, at the top it says coax but
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by metadat 2y ago
https://archive.today/7h3zG
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by metadat 2y ago
If someone can't afford $30-50/mo for Internet, how does one pay rent or mobile phone bills? I am sympathetic to low income folks, and also genuinely curious how one affords rent when it's ~20x the Internet bill ($1300-2500&#
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by metadat 2y ago
The linked email story was also interesting: https://blog.healthchecks.io/2023/08/notes-on-self-hosted-tr... The author's end solution goes against all common HN wisdom (!) This is the way things should work.
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by metadat 2y ago
What was the fate of this game? I still play Supreme Commander: FA, but never heard of Planetary Annihilation. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Taylor_(video_game_des... Supreme Commander 2 is just terrible, I wo
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by metadat 2y ago
Swimply sounds like the early days of Airbnb - when people did it mostly for fun and a bit of pocket money. It's nice while it lasts.
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by metadat 2y ago
That incident list is damning. Is senior leadership asleep at the wheel, or how can this many incidents possibly happen every 30 days for months on end? If leadership really cared, they'd make sure post-mortems and other best practic
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by metadat 2y ago
Oh you're right, I was thinking of integrated graphics! Thanks for setting me straight, haha.
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by metadat 2y ago
Isn't discrete GPU the bottom of the barrel?
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by metadat 2y ago
I thought the n100 would be a joke compared to an an HP G6 mini with i5-9xxx (small book sized computer), but seems they might be competitive with n100 drawing 1/6 the energy? Is that right? Can n100 do fast SHA256 and h265 / x2
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by metadat 2y ago
If this was the source of issues, it's still a product failure. I hope they will address it. If I can't figure it out, 99% of others won't either.
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by metadat 2y ago
Haha, I'm tickled. What aspect of my (intentionally quite long) profile made you think this? I am a regular user who appreciates HN, when something seems off I email hn@ycombinator.com. All my macro-expansions are done manually, it o
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by metadat 2y ago
It seems you're assuming the firewall or my machine configuration was the issue rather than a tailscale "sharing" feature issue. I am, among other things, a network engineer, and previously I shared my tailnet with my brother
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by metadat 2y ago
I was skeptical, but they've been submitting to HN for over a month, ew.
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by metadat 2y ago
Thanks! Macro-expanded: Lost by Schoolgirls: A display of 17th century papercuts - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41045233 - July 2024 (20 comments)
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by metadat 2y ago
Interesting, I thought docker uses 172.*.
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by metadat 2y ago
And this is why tailscale isn't solving the fundamental issues of connectivity. Thanks and cheers eddythompson80.
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by metadat 2y ago
No other VPN, but my windows machine firewall is on and it pings fine. Anyway, tailscale still has more to go. Inviting someone to your tailnet doesn't seem to be the same as adding a machine yourself.
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by metadat 2y ago
Maybe, but even ICMP pings? He also couldn't ping my systems, it seemed really broken.
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by metadat 2y ago
More info about Carrier-Grade NAT (for others who, like me, are only encountering this term for the time): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrier-grade_NAT Can anyone elighten me regarding what is different or special a
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by metadat 2y ago
I really enjoy and appreciate the tailscale service, but this article didn't click for me. I love an inspiring CEO rally speech as much as the next early adopter, and agree that there is a ridiculous amount of developer friction and c

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