nightfly

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151.
by nightfly 3y ago
At some point you need to trust your vendor or why are you even buying their products in the first place
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by nightfly 3y ago
You think the people stealing catalytic converters don't already have an angle grinder?
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by nightfly 3y ago
Yeah, I've got a Tree of Heaven problem that sucks hardcore
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by nightfly 3y ago
> How did people do it before NPK and glyphosate Compost/manure and lots of manual labor
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by nightfly 3y ago
It still does for regular loops right?
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by nightfly 3y ago
Doing at the block device level you're gonna have stuff stick around in cache, file-wise would blow things up faster
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by nightfly 3y ago
Not if you use "bastion" type hosts, right?
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by nightfly 3y ago
I've never even considered doing many of those things, and I've worked in IT for ~10 years and been using computers for 25
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by nightfly 3y ago
Most desktop computers are able to do this, pretty sure. I've used this on an old Dell plus a UPS with outlets that only activate when the PC is on to build an over complicated timer for a lamp before
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by nightfly 3y ago
Lots of things were scribbled out of textbooks. I don't think the existence of dinosaurs was denied but context about them was changed
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by nightfly 3y ago
My wife was homeschooled and that's the main reason, along with the other families in their group.
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by nightfly 3y ago
Println is also much more complicated and expensive at runtime in "any other language"
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by nightfly 3y ago
What ad are you talking about?
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by nightfly 3y ago
What makes you think ARM is "legacy"? There are billions of ARM devices out there and there will be billions more made
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by nightfly 3y ago
> No special tool needed, a shovel, a bucket, some rope, patience and certainly a permit.
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by nightfly 3y ago
Statements like this are a lot more useful is you _say_ what your age(ish) is
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by nightfly 3y ago
1. Only option 2. Only option they can afford 3. Cheapest option 4. They really don't care
168.
by nightfly 3y ago
What's not fun anymore?
169.
by nightfly 3y ago
Instead of getting the treatment they need, they end up tying up ER resources? Either because of continual crisis with no proper diagnosis, or just lack of health insurance to find/afford any other options
170.
by nightfly 3y ago
I think they just don't have any need/pressure to be more efficient than that
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by nightfly 3y ago
Plants also are able to make more of themselves from dirt out of pennies worth of matterial
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by nightfly 3y ago
It takes forever to load. I'd scroll down and think I'm at the end only for something else to pop up like 5 seconds later
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by nightfly 3y ago
"abuse" "stealing", you're cheapening these words using them for things like this
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by nightfly 3y ago
Might have been possible before he sabotaged it
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by nightfly 3y ago
Yes, Ubuntu 20.04 and 22.04. But we've been running ZFS in some form or other for 10+ years. ACL support not as good/easy to use as Solaris/FreeBSD. Not having weird pathological performance issues with kernel memory allocati
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by nightfly 3y ago
> Why did anyone ever abandon Java Boilerplate code. Java applications (mostly picking on tomcat here) being pretty much their own world of configuration, with lots of different places to look. Slow startup time pretty much kills it for
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by nightfly 3y ago
I'm a fairly cautious sysadmin but I can't say that replacing an init a script with a systemd service is something I'd be afraid of doing
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by nightfly 3y ago
Writing a service file is trivial though
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by nightfly 3y ago
"Tiny houses" take that inefficiency up a notch. Using materials and designs with no regard for road weight.
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by nightfly 3y ago
AMT/IPMI is more reliable than PXE and does support/require authentication

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