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by mkesper 2y ago
As far as I remember you couldn't even run these programs after listing anymore.
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OpenFlexture Microscope open source 3D-printed microscope (Pi 4 SBC, Cam Mod v2)(cnx-software.com)
3 points by mkesper 2y ago|0 comments
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by mkesper 2y ago
You probably want some proxy turning the average bloated page into something more consumable by ancient machines. Also modern TLS tends to be a problem for these old machines. Maybe wrp might help: https://github.com/tenox7&
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by mkesper 2y ago
The cybersecurity community has rallied together to support Rogers' fundraiser, which at the time of writing has accrued just over $63,000 in donations, with just over half of the total sum raised so far. https://www.gofundm
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by mkesper 2y ago
Use a tested distribution and not something odd like PopOS.
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by mkesper 2y ago
Oh come on, sum types are so much more useful than a value which can have literally any type (including undefined aka nil).
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by mkesper 2y ago
And these are one of the more reliable sensors. Be aware of other sensors that print out a TVOC or even HCHO (formaldehyde) value but really only measure CO2.
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by mkesper 2y ago
There is a hardcoded value of 550ms but else you're right. I guess it's still bottlenecked because it runs in a 32bit environment.
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by mkesper 2y ago
This model seems to be as opened as far as possible, though ( https://libreboot.org/docs/install/t480.html ): One of the benefits of deguard for Intel MEv11 is that it sets the ME in such a state where you can run u
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by mkesper 2y ago
Pretty sure they have. It's just been broken long ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeCSS
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by mkesper 2y ago
There's a youtube channel analysing exactly that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8rMNMURShM&pp=ygUiZmlsIHdpb...
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by mkesper 2y ago
Things are changing on that front, too: https://www.servethehome.com/supermicro-megadc-ars-211m-nr-r...
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by mkesper 2y ago
What implies being framework builds here (-> what's the difference)?
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by mkesper 2y ago
Also health is reduced before showing the attack, tricky one, I guess.
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by mkesper 2y ago
There are new materials on the linked page like follow-ups and interactive applications.
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by mkesper 2y ago
Honestly I was surprised to hear about puppet at all. Thought that was dead and buried, like chef.
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by mkesper 2y ago
You could use their cloud API https://api.ionos.com/docs/cloud/v6/ or e.g. terraform provider: https://docs.ionos.com/reference/config-management-tools/con... I don't have any
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by mkesper 2y ago
Last time I checked ECS was even more expensive than using Lambda but without the ability of fast starting your container, so I really don't get the niche it fits into, compared to Lambda on one side and self-hosting docker on minimal
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by mkesper 2y ago
Well, you were free to install a version of Python3 on the CentOS6 machines, that's what we ended up doing and using for Ansible. Python 2.6 support of Ansible was a bad lie, multiple things broke already. 10 years of support without a
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by mkesper 2y ago
The nil key case really makes me wonder how sane it is to support these cases. You will be forced to lug this broken behavior with you forever, like the infamous A20 line ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A20_line ).
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by mkesper 2y ago
What is RTK in this context?
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Soft robotic shorts improve outdoor walking efficiency in older adults(nature.com)
1 points by mkesper 2y ago|0 comments
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by mkesper 2y ago
This is a project to compile Rust by GCC (a GCC frontend), not to write GCC in Rust. Same is valid for gccgo and GDC.
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by mkesper 2y ago
KDE runs very smoothly on Debian stable. Had it running on testing also, but sid/testing can break from time to time...
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by mkesper 2y ago
RAM in cloud is expensive because it's the only thing still not possible to over-provision performantly afaik.
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by mkesper 2y ago
And further: The reliance by the consultants (before and after the first cable failure in 2020) on a perceived allowable pullout of one-sixth of the cable diameter, which should only be seen at loading at 80 percent of ultimate cable streng
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by mkesper 2y ago
(2003)
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by mkesper 2y ago
Also my Toyota Auris Hybrid has a weird kind of joystick for changing gear and putting it into neutral position requires holding that position for some time. Gave me an unpleasant (but luckily harmless) event in a car wash where you're
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by mkesper 2y ago
There are tons of affordable and upgradable NUC form factor machines for running Linux, so why a Mac Mini (if you're not running LLMs locally, then the good support and fast integrated RAM might be a reason)?
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by mkesper 2y ago
I don't get what the cave allegory has to do with false incentives (creating papers for creating papers).

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