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6mo ago
No, it doesn't create an L3 like Tailscale. A client (a machine running the tela CLI) connects to an agent (a machine running telad) via a hub (a machine running telahubd), but once they connect they negotiate a P2P route if they can.
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Thanks! Yes, Tela already does UDP hole-punching. I made Tela because I wasn't allowed to install Tailscale on my new corporate laptop, and no other available solution seemed to tick the right boxes. It started as a simple way to RDP t
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I'm building my own cloud (I actually typed claude instead of cloud there... wow). There's no IaaS or PaaS; it's much simpler. I wanted my own way of connecting to machines and the TCP services on those machines without hav
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7mo ago
Nice system. I think I'd cut out a bit of adhesive whiteboard material and draw dots on that, but that has its own downsides. Little systems like this are so useful. For example, I have a similar system for clothes hanging in my closet
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7mo ago
Interesting moral discussion: An estimated 8000 fewer births in 2017 attributed to a law that saved an estimated 57 lives in the same year.
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7mo ago
Input: > Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo. Output: > Unlocking the power of synergy: Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo. > It’s all about leveraging local ecosystems to d
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7mo ago
Exactly. Even if I hammer the erstwhile reviewer with Teams/Slack messages to get it moved to the top of the queue and finished before the 5 hours are up, then all the other reviews get pushed down. It averages out, and the review mark
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7mo ago
Note to the author of TFA: The moment I get a sign-up modal on any site, I close the tab and move on.
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How did MS-DOS decide on two seconds to keep the floppy disk cache valid?
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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8mo ago
> in fact, no one knows what gravity is Albert Einstein has entered the chat
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8mo ago
There is no "should" in the relevant section. It's making a mathematical model of the risks and benefits. > Now consider a choice between never launching superintelligence or launching it immediately, where the latter carr
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The Next Train to Bracknell
(parkscomputing.com)
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I'm 55 and I started at age 13 on a TI-99/4A, then progressed through Commodore 64, Amiga 2000, an Amiga XT Sidecar, then a real XT, and on and on. DOS, Windows, Unix, the first Linux. I ran a tiny BBS and felt so excited when I h
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How Many Years of Pizza Do You Have?
(parkscomputing.com)
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The saying isn't "The only way..." but "The best way...". Of course one may improve with all the things you mention, and it's a tongue-in-cheek statement anyway, but there's a grain of truth to it. I saw i
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There's a saying about golf that probably applies to chess: The best way to improve is to go back in time and learn it at an earlier age.
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Exactly what I came here to say. I've been programming for 40 years, 35 professionally, and I didn't find my ergonomic, no-pain, no-RSI happy place until I stopped following advice to sit up straight. I set my chair with just enou
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I can honestly say that this happened to me, but the feeling did leave me. It required a massive change of lifestyle and the habits that went with it.
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This is well done. I can't say I agree with all of them, but I agree with the fact that you sat down and thought about them, and that you wrote them down. Good job. > Adults make a lot more sense when you realise they're just c
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https://parkscomputing.com/ I wrote the engine for this so that I can just write bare HTML or Markdown files, put them into the content folder, update the index, and away we go. It also internally uses a JSON replacement I
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Yeah. Heck, you can just prop the slide rule up somewhere and look at it without even moving the slider. No button punching required.
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Bases for cases. One of the advantages of Imperial measurements is that they are divisible by more factors than 2 and 5. This is where metric falls down for cooking. NB: I know the metric system and use it daily, but it's not perfect f
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The point of the article is that he can set the C and D scales to the proportion he needs, one time, and then just move the slider around for each ingredient, rather than doing a different calculation for each ingredient. Knowing when to va
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This is great! I actually just bought a slide rule a few weeks ago (a Pickett N902-ES), and I've been working through the original booklet. One reason I bought it was to get a different perspective on calculation, since I never used a
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You didn't happen to hang out on #C++, did you?
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I'm running Windows (25H2, 26200.7462). I used the batch file you pasted and tried your repro steps, multiple times (I started writing this comment, in fact). It didn't steal focus. (Edit: See below). I'm quite sure that I ha
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AINU - Ainu Is Not UAE? Just spitballing.
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Swapping two blocks of memory inside a larger block, in constant memory
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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One of the best videos ever. This set me on the path to having respectable Excel kung fu that was the envy of all my colleagues.
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10mo ago
Body mechanics, leverage, and neuro-muscular connection definitely come into play. I could deadlift 430lbs for reps at my peak, and I while I was no string bean, I also didn't look all that muscular compared to the other lifters at my
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