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by mkj 6y ago
You mean "sshing in to 'zfs send' data" won't need a SLOG? That's a good point. This zfs.rent server lets you run local programs too on it, so SLOG would help there.
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by mkj 6y ago
Where's the mention of more STEM? (I was hoping it might have some details, but can't see it)
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by mkj 6y ago
> Warning With everything installed, just having the Kubernetes server components running add a 10% CPU on my Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU C2338 @ 1.74GHz Why is it that Kubernetes uses this much overhead? Surely it should be sleeping most of
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by mkj 6y ago
I think fsnotes might fit your criteria? Or perhaps even nvalt
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by mkj 6y ago
In case anyone else is wondering, it looks like this will show if any SHA1 signatures are involved (brew or apt install pgpdump). gpg --export -a {keyname} | pgpdump Surprised it isn't in gpg itself - maybe that's why Debia
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by mkj 6y ago
If a person's typing you could probably figure the keymap using timing between keystrokes.
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by mkj 6y ago
This paper has some interesting reading on where the various citrus varieties evolved from Genomics of the origin and evolution of Citrus https://www.nature.com/articles/nature25447/ (Open Access)
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by mkj 6y ago
Is this built on top of libc or using Linux syscalls directly?
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by mkj 6y ago
100mbit is similar to a slow sd card or usb stick anyway?
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by mkj 6y ago
Isn't that 0.326 kWh? 40e3 * 9.8 * 3 / 3600
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by mkj 6y ago
Don't sign in to Google, use Firefox?
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by mkj 6y ago
The post office is trying to centralise this.
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by mkj 6y ago
Is it the Linux kernel or userspace programs that make Linux battery life worse?
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by mkj 6y ago
Thanks for the explanation, I didn't realise there was a per-exposure noise component.
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by mkj 6y ago
How long are digital exposures? It seems like most of the interference could be removed with a bit of signal processing.
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Heptapod – Mercurial for Gitlab(heptapod.net)
63 points by mkj 6y ago|40 comments
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by mkj 6y ago
Do you have some more details how it would be copyright infringing? I can't see what part of an implementation would be direct copied work, unless it's byte sequences etc.
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by mkj 6y ago
Surely all metals would be unsporting in a cricket bat, not just scandium.
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by mkj 6y ago
The "# cat greetings.txt" has a # suggesting they sorted out a real pty somehow. Or it was faked later :)
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by mkj 6y ago
In the tcpdump screenshot the hostname is something.bugbounty.internal . Was the author running against specific bugbounty machines or something?
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by mkj 6y ago
If you're on Linux look at perf list then perf top -e [...]
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An update on spline licensing (2019)(raphlinus.github.io)
1 points by mkj 6y ago|0 comments
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by mkj 6y ago
The pictures of glowing things need something for scale.
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by mkj 6y ago
I assume there's some technical problem with classic sites, but it doesn't seem to be described on the support.google site. Anyone know what the reason is?
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by mkj 6y ago
And Google's own cloud servers
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by mkj 6y ago
Is Evil Corp their actual name, or just what the US law enforcement called them? https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sm845
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by mkj 6y ago
Try temporarily setting sync=disabled ? If that speeds it maybe a fast ssd log device would fix it.
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by mkj 6y ago
Use Firefox instead of Chrome, then Google have less control over web trends.
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by mkj 6y ago
I think they ran their own SSH server on the router for the SSH connect-back from Telia's server. SSH password auth sends the password to the server [router here]. This is encrypted over the network, but the server [router] decrypts it
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by mkj 6y ago
I was looking for a laptop to replace this here 2013 13" retina macbook pro. The only high res display 13 or 14" machine readily available in Australia seems to be a Thinkpad x1 carbon. I was hoping there would be more options in

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