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by nisa 5y ago
As long as you have only spinning rust for swap I disable it. After reading that article some time ago I tried to add a little swap to my shared general purpose machines (running quite a mixed workload that sometimes tends to explode e.g. m
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by nisa 5y ago
...and these posts more than once saved my ass or gave a clue to find a solution or at least gave some context where to look.
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by nisa 5y ago
The Distributed Mutable Containers spec looks super exciting: https://dream.public.cat/ https://inqlab.net/projects/dmc/ - https://inqlab.net/projects/eris/ - it's
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by nisa 5y ago
> “You don't need this overengineered goo for your project.” k8s is probably a great excuse to think how to compose your infrastructure and software in a declarative way - I'm still fascinated by https://demo.kubevio
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by nisa 5y ago
Netzgesellschaft Entstörungsdienst: It's an emergency service for gas leaks[1] - it may feel implausible but it's totally common in Germany to have a "Netzgesellschaft" or some other very generic name like "Wasserve
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by nisa 5y ago
gitmemory or these translated stackeroverflow clones are a pain - the original result doesn't even appear anywhere in the results - it's the same in german. Overall google result quality declined a lot from my perspective (and col
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by nisa 5y ago
> the ideologies that are currently being forced on them are very much the product of corruption and oligarchies on a much larger scale (just better hidden). In fact, none of these ideologies are what claim to be. This is all about power
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by nisa 5y ago
As far as I know most laws that are 'pushed' are based on providing equality, protection of minorities and avoiding discrimination (i.e. LBGT). Basically things like these are not okay: https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by nisa 5y ago
I call bullshit on this. It's a propaganda tale from the controlled media in these states to avoid having to talk about oligarchs, corruption and and real issues. At least it's pretty visible in Czechia, where Andrej Babiš and the
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by nisa 5y ago
is this related to the sinclair broadcast group[1,2] or something else? 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinclair_Broadcast_Group#2018_... 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvtNyOzGogc
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by nisa 5y ago
only looked through papers but this didn't look good for them (but maybe an older version - paper is from 2015): https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c... - that's why apache age is real
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by nisa 5y ago
cypher is really cool and with neosemantics[1] you have the best of both worlds - labeled property graphs and rdf* they even have a cool reasoner and sparql. that being said I thought about porting it to postgresql with apache age vs. using
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by nisa 5y ago
Personally I've had great success working slowly with an open babashka repl through the tutorials from aphyr: https://aphyr.com/tags/Clojure-from-the-ground-up - everything else didn't really stick for me, bu
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by nisa 6y ago
looks like the aura 15 from tuxedo computers / schenker but a little bit more expensive? https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/Linux-Hardware/Linux-Note...
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by nisa 6y ago
this looks like quack bullshit - I'd be very careful what to believe. Just look at page 6 that makes some arbitrary calculations and the bold headline. I'd skip that as evidence.
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by nisa 6y ago
Alina Chan looks from a scientific perspektive at the lableak hypothesis and it's unresolved as far as I know: https://twitter.com/Ayjchan Bascially we don't know and probably won't know. The conflict of inte
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by nisa 6y ago
Okay, sure I understand. At the moment it's really going from being a mess to managing life to that extend that I can at least be an mediocre student that passes exams and actually albeit late finishing some projects at work that requi
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by nisa 6y ago
interesting - why would it be useful? my doctor said it's better to keep the dosage mostly constant because there are studies that switching on and off actually could increase the addiction and it's better for the brain to have no
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by nisa 6y ago
This is all true but but I've been recently been diagnosed with adult adhd in my mid-30ies and on a low dose of slow release Methylphenidate and it's all the difference between getting things done and procrastinating like hell. If
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by nisa 6y ago
It's not a concern but just an observation that things in universe in Ubuntu get rarely if at all backports. It's okay. I agree about having a company especially regarding timely security updates.
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by nisa 6y ago
I've got bad news for you - most of Ubuntu is repackaged Debian which is from a community of volunteers that maintains the packages. Besides that Ubuntu used to be sloppy in backporting important patches and doing some NIH here and the
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by nisa 6y ago
Not really. There are probably ton's of licence boilerplate that requires extra money for the possibility that someone might watch from a different country. Even content that appears to be directly from the BBC is probably created by s
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by nisa 6y ago
while at uni a colleague discovered zmap and scanned 0/0 from the 1gps line for the port of the intel amt management a day after a remote code exec bug was found there. he was just curious but watching the fallout and the angry forward
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by nisa 6y ago
What helped me in a rather huge Java/Spring codebase with little documentation and little knowledge was running the code locally and using async-profiler to generate flamegraphs for requests to our rest-endpoints - then setting breakpo
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by nisa 6y ago
You can get a beer case in germany for as low as 5€ - 10€ for something mildly decent - that's 24 bottles of 0.5L beer. As much as I enjoy my beer every other day it's crazy. Double that and pay for rehab/hospital costs with
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by nisa 6y ago
The reason is also pretty simple: Most german startups I've seen were some more or less (mostly less) good ideas from rich economics students - and they are looking for developers that are badly paid, get little benefits and have to wo
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by nisa 6y ago
> Europe dug it's own grave here by not funding its domestic tech sector enough and sleeping at the wheel while US and China were stealing their lunch from underneath their nose. IMHO it's not a failure of the technology skills
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by nisa 6y ago
sed -i 's/impossible/inconvenient/g' The power of convenience is probably also the reason to place a megacorp microphone in your home in the first place.
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by nisa 6y ago
> Firefox on KDE uses the GTK filepicker. No thumbnails. Not true. Firefox on current Arch/Plasma works fine with the KDE filepicker.
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by nisa 6y ago
Thanks for your kind words - I'm working on doing the latter - at least one colleague shares my thoughts - if that won't work out I'll move on.

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