nightfly

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by nightfly 4y ago
The problem is having to wait for all those applications to push updates when a vulnerability is found in a common library
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by nightfly 4y ago
I don't think I could care enough about any/all phones to lose sleep for a week+
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by nightfly 4y ago
After some talking with Packt, we agreed on a 9 months writing time: a tight schedule, but we felt we could make it working together with Marco. We succedeed, albeit not to the level we wanted, but it was a huge learning experience
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by nightfly 4y ago
1. They play even while fairly damaged 2. Super cheap to get decent equipment from a thrift store. Took me two visits to get a really nice dual cassette deck 3. Recording your own cassettes is easy and fun. My wife and I have been dubbing p
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by nightfly 4y ago
When you have a problem that can be solved with a hammer and nails you don't break out the TIG welder
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by nightfly 4y ago
You consider something like IT or dev for non-profits or universities? Not as much money, but the working environment can be a lot nicer without the same pressures
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by nightfly 4y ago
One is a contest to waste the most resources, one has potential to actually have useful results
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by nightfly 4y ago
I got to go once in 2017 and really hoped to be able to go again someday... If it is dead, I at least hope their machines are donated to a similar museum elsewhere
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by nightfly 4y ago
Comma in odd place. Could be typo of 30,000 or 300,000. Written the same way in the article
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by nightfly 4y ago
Lifetime warranty on a consumable product (SSDs have a limited number of writes) doesn't seem reasonable.
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by nightfly 4y ago
Postgres on top of ZFS with compression on gives about 4x more efficient storage for the numerically/time-series centric database I help manage Edit: Current on-disk size is 5.34TiB and logical size is 20.3TiB so closer to 3.8x savings
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by nightfly 4y ago
Nearly everyone fucked up on COVID. Every side and opinion in hindsight was at least partially wrong.
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by nightfly 4y ago
It's already useless (for motivated attackers), since you can capture video output and send input from a separate device
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by nightfly 4y ago
I've had the ants working in my install since 2.10.28
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by nightfly 4y ago
You can use flask with CGI too ;) I did this last month for a website that only needed to live for a few weeks so it could piggyback off an existing Apache setup and require less work to setup and run.
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by nightfly 4y ago
The equipment needed is hardly cheap though. And bread is a bad example, you can easily make that cheaper than retail price at home.
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by nightfly 4y ago
Maybe re-read my comment?
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by nightfly 4y ago
It would be nice if it could be cooled using water from the Columbia river instead of from the aquifer... I only live like 3miles from the data center but am on a different water source. Still, with increasing drought conditions it might co
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by nightfly 4y ago
He lied, got caught since it was completely obvious what he was actually doing, and had to fess up to to. That's not transparency and calling it that is giving him way too much credit
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by nightfly 4y ago
He started off by acting like it was because links to the plane tracker existed on Mastodon though. This "transparency" is reluctant and lags behind the actual policy change.
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by nightfly 4y ago
I'm certainly no expert, but isn't (linux) kernel C full of pre-processor macros that muddy reading the code?
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by nightfly 4y ago
Seems more helpful then exploitative
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by nightfly 4y ago
I have to pay my water bill with one!
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by nightfly 4y ago
We've tried to roll out IPv6 at my work, and after several years of it causing more issues than it help we turned it all off again... We're gonna get back to it again this year, but I can see many organizations just not doing that
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by nightfly 4y ago
The increased heatwaves, extended drought periods, lack of snowfall are climate-change caused and definitely contributing to fire issues.
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by nightfly 4y ago
Yes, replace one misery with a worse one. Great solution.
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by nightfly 4y ago
This isn't the only way to generate/extract hydrogen
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by nightfly 4y ago
They are arguing that C89 is better because it's supported on more platforms (curl is used on all sorts of oddball embedded systems), and that it's easier to get a new platform going with C89
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by nightfly 4y ago
I've had a password on an SSH key I used like every day for years until it was entirely in muscle memory. Then one day I just... stopped being able to type it, couldn't remember anything about it all
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by nightfly 4y ago
The other comment pointed out the installer, which I did forget about. But other then that what significant has changed? Ubuntu's documentation, and lots of third party documentation targeting ubuntu, is like 10 years out of date for l

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