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by monocasa 6mo ago
RTGs do. That's what Perseverance and Curiosity use today.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
Microsoft just upstreamed support for running Linux as the Hyper-V equivalent of Dom0, so no Windows required. https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.19-Improves-Hyper-V
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by monocasa 6mo ago
Mars gets less sunlight on a good day for solar power; the inverse cube law really hits you harder than you'd think. And that's before accounting for the planet wide dust storms that can last for months. We're probably looki
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by monocasa 6mo ago
I think they see privacy as one of their primary valueadds, and are concerned about the privacy implications with exposing a (PAN) network to the internet that probably wasn't designed to be exposed to such an adversarial environment.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
For Voyager 1, Jupiter's gravity assist was the only one that increased velocity, the flybys ultimately sapped velocity.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
They use a seccomp filter to decide which syscalls get sent to the other process for processing.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
There's also SECCOMP_RET_USER_NOTIF, which is typically used by container runtimes for their sandboxing.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
35B, but your point stands I think.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
Totally agreed. For instance that's why sel4 just throws the whole binary at the proof engine. That takes any runtime (minimal in sel4's case) and compiler (not nearly as minimal) out of the TCB.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
Has anyone tried to horizontally scale jellyfin to running on a multi node cluster? I'm wanting to set it up for around 20 households to share, and with transcoding that exceeds a single (cheap) node.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
And that plex really pissed off the community by changing its pricing model.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
I mean, as someone who was in that situation as a customer, we couldn't find a great cloud option for our needs, and we ended up building our first hardware lab with a bunch of macs. It definitely caused us to buy macs we would have re
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by monocasa 6mo ago
A big part of the reason is that Orion (and Apollo) reentry speeds are way higher due to the orbital mechanics involved in going to the moon and back. Today's was actually the fastest manned reentry ever attempted. For reference the sh
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by monocasa 6mo ago
A flash drive with a port on each side (one RO and the other RW) would be neat.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
Yes.
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by monocasa 6mo ago
> Prior to the industrial revolution, the natural world was nearly infinitely abundant. We simply weren't efficient enough to fully exploit it. That meant that it was fine for things like property and the commons to be poorly define
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Which is why Firefox doesn't support it either.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
It looks like it's just because they had no way to test, and bandwidth to deal with it. But should still mostly work, once whatever issue (that sounds like app notrization) is fixed. It seems like the better option would have been to
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Gutenprint supports macos as a first class citizen, including this particular printer AFAICT.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Oh, OK, new information, thanks! But this driver is older than OpenPrinting's fork from Apple CUPS.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Isn't cups a de facto apple project? What's the VM getting you?
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by monocasa 7mo ago
I've seen people use the same technique and tooling for resin pours.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
You'd be able to do it with tubes at least.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
I mean, the core issue here is that proper engineering just isn't valued. Social capital just isn't given out to people that fix things in a lot of these companies, but instead those who ship a 1.0a. On the management/product
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Except pretty much the entire millennial generation knows about computer folders and files, as that was necessary information for graduating school.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
I feel like using spinlocks in user space at all without kernel support like rseq is just asking for weird performance degradations.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
No joke, I worked at a place where in our copy of system headers we had to #define near and far to nothing. That was because (despite not having supported any systems where this was applicable for more than a decade) there was a set of fil
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by monocasa 7mo ago
There's been plenty of computer security issues wrt state actors that we in the industry assume is true, without any actual evidence beyond a whistleblower saying that it happened combined with plausibility that it could have happened.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Meanwhile Europe has access to $30k EVs because they didn't stock a 100% tariff on Chinese EVs. Hell, a leapmotor to3 is almost down to $20k.
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Prompt to tape out: Autonomous AI agent builds 1.5 GHz RISC-V CPU(blog.adafruit.com)
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