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by mrktf 2y ago
that pretty hostile to leave oldest version and disable everything else: "the steps taken by Mozilla Add-ons Team as a result of the (nonsensical) "issues" was to disable all versions of uBOL except for the oldest version, f
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by mrktf 2y ago
I imagine these kind of schemes can be implemented as sort of on device eBPF filter (in layman terms CUDA, but for storage). It would allow deeper integration with system for example have hardware accelerated/integrated lvm (obviousl
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by mrktf 2y ago
That is broader problem to solve, not taking account any civil infrastructure the houses will be bought by corporate rent company and renters will be charged "fair price" - pretty same as now (not long ago the was article with dis
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by mrktf 3y ago
With current windows shenanigans and data slurping at least there is some sort discussion about it and switching. In my opinion main blocker which introduces huge switching cost (and even bigger policy problems) is missing group policy alte
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by mrktf 3y ago
"Was it really worth it?" - is better than nothing, at least something happens. But things like only providing "just core" protocol and then functionality depends on compositor I would say is less than ideal architecture
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by mrktf 3y ago
I would go even further, if car model is sold more than 100k times and more than 5 years (a.k.a reaches "significant" portion of population) car manufacturer (or any other equipment manufacturer) must do following: 1. Wiring diag
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by mrktf 3y ago
That argument about multiple level taxes is always beyond me. Taxes are not stock market which changes in unknown direction constantly, they are always known at the worst weeks before implementation. In my eastern European country even bigg
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by mrktf 3y ago
With btrfs, interestingly enough never lost data, but got volume stuck to read only mode (fsck didn't help) multiple times over the years. On sad note qgroup qouta (it is fancy qouta - you can limit disk usage per subvolume basis http
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by mrktf 3y ago
That surreal to me too, mostly because there there are no offered alternative such as forum or even clone. (i mean open reddark and just list) I think from reddit perspective that could be considered as jackpot: 48 hours downtime it just 0
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by mrktf 3y ago
Maybe doing compromise - build space mirror and beam light to earth 24 hours per day, as bonus panels maintenance it on earth and can be easily upgraded. Something like this was tried by Russia: Znamya ( https://en.wikipedia.org
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by mrktf 3y ago
That cool CH32V307VCT6 chip have 1GBPS ethernet MAC interface, yes 1 gigabit. For me is very interesting what is real benchmark numbers. anybody have any numbers?
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by mrktf 4y ago
On paper my university have claim anything on it property (for example: you where programming using bench near building...). But in practice I would say depends, can you wipe your laptop (in my universality, you need request os)? If no, i
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by mrktf 4y ago
Personally never touched, but one argument was for forward secure sealing (cryptographic log data signing and periodic scanning for data tampering) https://lwn.net/Articles/512895/
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by mrktf 4y ago
talking about C++, there are drogon framework: https://github.com/drogonframework/drogon not bells and whistles like on Wt as there are no integrated widgets. But have c++ based template (for HTML) engine and other int
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by mrktf 4y ago
It is not for thesis professor to decide graduation as it done by committee – in theory professor input does not play big role when defense starts. There are lengthly procedure with personal reviewers for thesis which dissects it through an
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by mrktf 4y ago
Answering question for ' Why is initrd needed for "real storage support"?' because there always be somebody: * need to have sshd at initrd stage to enter encryption keys (remote boot) * need to have recovery tool on hand