natebc

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by natebc 1y ago
There's still quite a few A&W restaurants around in the US though they are rareish. https://awrestaurants.com/locations-list/ 400+ according to their wikipedia entry.
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by natebc 1y ago
Spot on. You can also play Bedrock on a PC if that's your poison.
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by natebc 1y ago
They may in fact not know what you watched. I was having an issue with my youtube recommendations becoming generic to the point of irrelevance, when i went and looked at my watch history and it hadn't been updated in MONTHS despite me
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by natebc 1y ago
Maybe it's just nostalgia but i really miss Eudora.
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by natebc 1y ago
Sorry to hear this happened to your father especially with such a dire conclusion. Hopefully writing about it will give you some catharsis and help someone else, plus maybe get Zendesk to crack down on the use of their product.
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by natebc 1y ago
Ah, my only experience with sugar beets is in Farming Simulator! Thanks for the detail!
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by natebc 1y ago
> Same for American coke w/ Cane Sugar instead of actual sugar. American Coke is sweetened with Corn Syrup. Maybe it's just me being a dumb American probably fooled by some green washing but isn't Cane Sugar better? What&#
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by natebc 1y ago
Wishlisted! Good luck!
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by natebc 1y ago
gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/12/climate/pacific-cold-wate...
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by natebc 1y ago
Well, I assure you I'm not making it up. If you can't believe that people will misconfigure complicated systems that almost no single person can completely understand or that working in the storage industry exposes you to bizarre
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by natebc 1y ago
Yeah, my reaction to it usually that's so quickly recommended so frequently for general use. Obviously there's footguns in everything. Filesystem ones are just especially impactful.
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by natebc 1y ago
I don't have specifics for how many people running a fork of ZFS on Linux (or the fork for opensolaris, nexenta, etc) have copy-pasted some configuration from a wiki/forum/stackexchange and resulted in a pool that's misc
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by natebc 1y ago
A great deal. Which is why my cringe reflex still activates when I read about people running ZFS in places that aren't super tightly configured. ZFS is just such a massively complex piece of software. There were legitimate bugs in ZFS
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by natebc 1y ago
Mostly customers thinking they fully understand the thousands of parameters in ZFS. There was a _very_ nasty bug in the ZFS L2ARC that took out a few PB at a couple of large installations. This was back in 2012/2013 when multiple PBs w
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by natebc 1y ago
ZFS is perfectly capable of this too. source: worked as a support engineer for a block storage company, witnessed hundreds of customers blowing one or both of their feet off with ZFS.
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by natebc 1y ago
Higher Ed is really just Enterprise IT at a giant non-profit, sometimes state funded, sometimes not. The HPC side of the house actually used VMWare _less_ than the enterprise side. Mostly due to funding restrictions.
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by natebc 1y ago
Yes. Our 5 year ELA for vmware went from 1.5M USD to 12M USD. Higher ed. Our Hyper-V environment is coming online this month. It was already included with our ELA with Microsoft so we were able to splash out a bit for some higher tier suppo
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by natebc 1y ago
so bind cockpit to 127.0.0.1 and use ssh port forwarding? You could also have a more strict password policy but I don't know that I'd ever want to expose something like cockpit to the raw Internet.
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by natebc 1y ago
Grossly misinterpreting and spreading misinformation? I clarified a location and linked to the relevant statute. You may have a smudge on your optics, mr. sniper.
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by natebc 1y ago
<nerdsniped> and removed so that i don't get sued for gross misinterpretation, ignorance and misinformation spreading. What was here was a link to a California statute that is apparently misinformation somehow. Who knows, I'
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by natebc 1y ago
Inevitably too you'll get someone scolding you to "check the pins" which you then do and get introduced to that hellish nightmare. Discord is great for chatting with your friends, gaming, etc. but man it's a horrible kno
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by natebc 1y ago
it's anecdata but I've had the linux OOM Killer take out OVS (Open Virtual Switch) on a kubernetes node several times. Made me really not mind having a little swap space setup just in case.
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by natebc 1y ago
Not to mention a lot of people that are going do be doing this work are the same people also spending the year swapping out hypervisors which is also no small task. Maybe it's just me?
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by natebc 1y ago
If you're interested, you should watch it. It's a good video and Benn is a smart, funny and talented person. Here's the code he used to generate transparent overlays to confuse the OCR ... sorry VERY COOL SLICK GAMECHANGING A
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by natebc 1y ago
Counter-strike 2 was also just recently released. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-Strike_2
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by natebc 1y ago
Dispose of your waste water naturally!
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by natebc 1y ago
Workers and Resources is fantastic! You even have to lay sewer lines with an appropriate gradient and/or place lift stations to get it to the treatment plant. Also: it has one of the best soundtracks ... of anything anywhere of all tim
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by natebc 1y ago
This episode of The West Wing was exactly what came to my mind when reading the headline. "But you can't do that." "Why not?" "Because it's freaking me out." Such an entertaining show.
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by natebc 1y ago
perhaps a German=>English phrasing thing? the editor of that site is German. https://www.apple1registry.com/en/contact.html Frankly I'll take it over artificially sandblasted translation via someGPT.
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by natebc 1y ago
interestingly this also seems to have come up pretty recently in their discussions. https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/discussions/11670#d... > I'm not sure that subsequence matching ever produc

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