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1y ago
9P? Significantly simpler, at the protocol level, than NFS (to the point where you can implement a client/server in your language of choice in one afternoon).
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1y ago
It looks like it has been trained exclusively on car advertisement videos playing at airports.
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1y ago
https://github.com/currentspace/capn-rs/blob/main/capnweb-co... mmm delicious slop may i have more please sir
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1y ago
You're absolutely right!
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1y ago
I'm not a bot! You're the bot! :)
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1y ago
I think some people are convinced that everything they don't like about society (in this case, companies coming up with "sterile" logos) is Woke and generally part of The Culture War. As they say, the internet makes you stupi
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1y ago
Right, but that's more effort than just using real units in the first place.
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1y ago
Gravity doesn't scale this way. Earth's gravitational pull (~10m/s^2) is a constant that ties distance to time, so if you want to observe the same gravitational effects in the same gravitational pull on a small dimensional sc
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1y ago
It's a big peering LAN (not dissimilar to a LAN party, but you know, with equipment costing more than a nice car), scaling from a switch in a rack somewhere (eg. FCIX [1]) up to hundreds of switches in dozen of locations not even in th
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1y ago
I don't. I also have the highest end model FWIW.
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1y ago
No sleep battery drain issues on my OLED model. Stock OS. Got it a few months ago.
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1y ago
... cops? There's no, like, highway traffic authority with their own maintenance force to take care of this?
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1y ago
Two economists are walking in a forest when they come across a pile of shit. The first economist says to the other “I’ll pay you $100 to eat that pile of shit.” The second economist takes the $100 and eats the pile of shit. They continue wa
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1y ago
Larger pool of people you can hack/blackmail/coerce into giving you access to millions of systems :)
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1y ago
The code is only a projection of someone's mental model, which is what actually allows the project to succeed, especially in the long term. That's why codebases die when they lose maintainers and forks often don't make it pas
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1y ago
Speaking of social media FUD...
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1y ago
That sounds more like a CephFS issue than a Ceph issue. (a lot of us distrust distributed 'POSIX-like' filesystems for good reasons)
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1y ago
Technically doable but you'd have to put in a bunch of effort (effectively reimplement the stock OS's API surface, which includes OpenGL for later devices). I also think these games are still not decrypted - some previous ones wer
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1y ago
Also tire noise and pollution, and an even higher road maintenance cost (as EVs tend to be heavier than ICE cars).
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1y ago
> TBH had I known too many of the specifics of the platform by now they would be forgotten or I wouldn't be able to mention them! Thanks anyways! :) > This was/is common for most RTOS type environments where MMUs were not a
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1y ago
Ooh, I have a lot of questions if you're willing to answer them :). I've been reverse engineering the original iPod software for the iPod Nanos for some time now, and I've seen the interface to 'eApps' (what they se
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Right, I also have some chemistry knowledge, so maybe that's why this felt off (form over function?) to me. There's a reason labs continue to have the modern periodic table on their wall even though they have Wikipedia in their po
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1y ago
Is it just me, or does this seem a surprisingly bad teaching aid? I mean, it's correct and concise, but it almost distracts from the things that actually matter. I feel if I was learning Rust again this would've been almost useles
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GH issue: https://github.com/debug-js/debug/issues/1005
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NPM package 'debug' v4.4.2 contains malware
(social.hackerspace.pl)
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1y ago
You call it bad vibes, I call it people gaining class consciousness.
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1y ago
> hw raid controller ... oof.
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1y ago
Now would be a good time to migrate to a different homeserver :).
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> We are in the process of restoring the matrix.org database from a backup. The matrix.org homeserver will be offline until this has been completed whoops
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1y ago
Broadcom has always been about pure evil ( cough capitalism cough ), you just haven't been affected by it before. Ask anyone who's worked with their hardware... So
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