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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
It’s a red flag. It’s useful.
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
I rely mostly on Borg backup¹. 1. First, I run it locally on my desktop against a repository I keep on the same drive (/home/backup); then 2. I update, with rsync, a copy of this repository I keep on a dedicated server with full d
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
I agree; it’s a terrible name for it. I also googled it and found a website whose lead image is a hangman’s noose – seriously, come on. Let’s call it online identity liberation, retaking, protection, or whatever.
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
During the past holidays, at my parent’s, I set up some infrastructure to allow remote management of some network equipment and computers. I used to employ OpenVPN for this, but I decided to give IPsec a try. Since I have been learning Cent
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
>Now you can't use the GPU anymore, the module was assigned by KVM and you can't - for instance - run a CUDA simulation in the Linux host. Maybe we had different setups, so this wouldn’t apply – I used to unbind the device with
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
One reason is to mix AMD and NVIDIA GPUs – I experimented with running X on the integrated Radeon device, while running CUDA on a Linux guest with GPU-passthrough. Trying to have CUDA on the host system led to library conflicts.
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
>The most obviously missed type would appear to be dystopians characterised by extreme disparities between rich and poor, where the dystopic regime is generally so much better off than the underclass it doesn't need to bother with e
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
I ditched GA after I tried Authy. Built-in QR scanner, plus syncing with non-mobile devices.
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
I am able to go full-screen by pressing ‘f’, using Chrome on Linux.
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Bibisco: novel writing software(bibisco.com)
1 points by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago|0 comments
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
Share them with neighbors maybe, should they need to ship something?
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
I was pleasantly surprised when I got my first Now purchase delivered that way. I was expecting a box. But the paper bag is better -- I use them as “garbage bags” for paper and cardboard, which makes the recycling quicker on my end.
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UseGalileo: Find a Galileo-enabled device to use today(usegalileo.eu)
3 points by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago|0 comments
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
Maybe this would self-regulate. If someone is the kind of person that would make a mess on an autonomous car ride, maybe after calling the service again and having to wait for a replacement due to someone else’s carelessness, their attitude
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
IANAL, but, for comparison, in Spain the right to privacy may be superseded if there are good reasons of public interest. For example, the daily stories of the average Joe’s life are covered by the right to privacy, but the same details for
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
Perhaps in the future an authoritarian government will single you out, together with others, for being politically “neutral” and thus fit for taking part in some kind of “neutral” policy enforcement corps. Rare possibility? Yes. But it’s a
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Financial abortion: Should men be able to 'opt out' of parenthood?(abc.net.au)
2 points by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago|0 comments
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
I suggest having a look at the jupyter-vim-binding¹ extension. It improves the experience for those comfortable with Vim. ¹ https://github.com/lambdalisue/jupyter-vim-binding
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
Just for the record, transfers within the SEPA zone cost me nothing in fees with either of my two banks.
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
I suggest AirVPN (no affiliation). I’ve been using it for more than a year, and it’s reliable, with plenty of servers and good speeds. If I am not mistaken, it’s operated from Italy. Another option is to rent a VPS/dedicated server som
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
The way I recall it, they didn’t void past transactions; they added “irregular state changes” that would “return” the “stolen” funds to their “legitimate“ owners. Nor were they forced to fork; it was a voluntary decision of a group of peopl
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
I really like the idea. Where free licenses are concerned, I believe this would help “cross-pollination” among projects and facilitate the progress of open source. It could also work as a (perhaps curated) reference. Sort of like Rosetta Co
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
If you discover Emacs on macOS, and like among other things the multicolor feature, then decide to try the Full GNU Experience™ and find that that feature is not supported on the flagship (!) GNU product, well, then maybe you’ll be back to
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
This is thoroughly encyclopedic, so not concise as you ask for, but it may nevertheless interest you: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/stoicism/
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
Noting that epistemology is concerned with the study of (the concept of) knowledge, and may (in principle) go beyond what’s involved in the purely scientific acquisition of such (if some non-scientific method for the acquisition of knowledg
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
That is helpful, thank you. But the most concerning issue however, in my opinion, and taking into account the amount of attention that the NTM paper got, is that (to my knowledge) all public implementations of the suggested architecture inv
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
So, for let’s say 1 TB, if my calculations follow this correctly, that would be between ~6 and ~10 SEU/h. I am worried about my personal backups now.
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
>I can comfortably work in VR with multiple desktops, but the resolution is tad too low. I am interested in this. Can you, say, write code or read text for long hours, without having to upsize the text too much?
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
And in a manner of contrast, Google DeepMind’s “Neural Turing Machines” still gives me nightmares. Where are the implementation details, where?! A perfect example of how science should _not_ be reported.
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by pYQAJ6Zm 10y ago
I haven’t thought of the term in that sense until reading your post. Not because I am unaware of black issues, but because I’m not an American and my context simply lacks the implied connotation for the term in question. The political corre

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