nubinetwork

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by nubinetwork 4y ago
I have a friend that lives near Boston... He had to visit a hospital recently, while he never disclosed to me what his medical condition was, at the end he mentioned that his hospital bill was almost $1500... "Only to find out I'
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
AFAIK, you can go to medical school, but the problem is what happens afterwards. Each province regulates how many graduates get assigned to hospitals (or allowed to open family doctor practices). If the openings "aren't there&qu
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
> The problems facing health-care systems are not therefore caused by a lack of cash. Much of the increased spending has gone on programmes to combat covid Maybe in your country, but not in mine... Our government is sitting on a surplus
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
Mikrotik sure looks daunting once you open winbox, but you can really ignore most of it until you need a specific feature. Setting up a switch with VLANs, or a wireless bridge is no different than on Cisco, its just got a fancy GUI. (Same
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
I would argue it's safer to stay behind a truck than to try to get in front of it... Between the blind spot in front of the bumper, and the stopping distance of a heavy truck, you're probably more likely to get rear-ended than dr
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
Why are the repos still there, two weeks later?
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
I would love to see repo platform owners do something about new project repos, but that doesn't do anything when a developer ragequits and puts malicious code in their own repo that's been around for years. Really, there is no goo
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
This sounds great and all, but I've seen so many instances of good extensions giving up when the browsers decide to make your extension unusable... IE Firefox deprecating NPAPI, google trying to force manifest v3, etc etc.
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
For the money she spent on the lawsuit, she could have spent it on sealing all the holes in her walls. You'd be surprised how many homes in the US aren't insulated properly.
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
https://bugs.gentoo.org/724314 Compiler bug or CPU issue, take your pick :)
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
Not to discredit what you're saying, but everyone seems to forget all the other employees at hospitals. I've been in Canadian healthcare IT for 20 years, and for the past 5-10 we've been overworked, understaffed, denied vacat
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
If your system is all zfs, there shouldn't be much in the Linux cache, except for cache from NFS shares... At worst, if your uptime is over month, you could just run sync and echo 1 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches (b
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
This sounds cool, but it would take a fair amount of changes for me to use it, since I bake the cmdline into the kernel and boot the kernel directly from the efistub. Maybe I'll check it out some day though.
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
I don't think they really need the two pool model, booting off efi(fat32) can load the modules, and importing the pool can be handled by the initrd. At least that's how I've been doing it on gentoo for years. Edit: handcuffi
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
Good luck finding a bylaw officer to enforce it, I've made many complaints in my city only to be told there's only one person and they never showed up... and this is in a city of 700k.
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
Sorry cloudflare, but my network, my rules. If I want to block an IP, there's nothing you can do to suggest me otherwise. Freeze Peach doesn't mean I'm obligated to have an empty firewall ruleset.
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
QEMU will let you emulate a particular cpu family, but you can't really tell it that you want a "486dx2 66 with 256kb of l2 cache". While 86box/pcem can't get 100% accurate, it's a lot closer than QEMU emulati
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
I was just about to post this, but you beat me to it. Now if only google would let you use addons on mobile chrome...
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
I looked into using oracle cloud servers this year, but gave up after a day or so because the interface was bad. They only called me once, because I hadn't used the account in a month. They've only emailed me once since then.
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
Both twitch and YouTube's subreddits aren't moderated by staff, but by random tryhards. If they don't like you, you're banned. Reminds me of Wikipedia.
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
Their managed databases aren't that great unless you're willing to spend $100+/month. The cheap $15 instances are single threaded on oversubscribed hardware. I wouldn't recommend it unless you're okay with queries
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
If carriers/ISPs monitored their networks better (or acted on abuse@ emails), their IPs wouldn't wind up on blocklists (either temporarily or permanently). edit: That isn't to say they should be logging every packet... But i
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by nubinetwork 4y ago
You might be interested in a side project I've been working on... While its similar to sshguard or blocklistd, I didn't know they existed when badips died a couple years back. https://www.nubi-network.com/faq.php