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by qiqitori 6y ago
I'd assume that many people download and then check if the MD5/SHA hash matches the published one (e.g., search the web for the hash and see if the results look good). Harder to do that in automated deployments that are supposed t
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by qiqitori 6y ago
You can even write an answer for your question at the same time you're writing the answer (you may need 15+ reputation though).
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by qiqitori 6y ago
IANAL, but for me the terms used here are kind of problematic on a technical level. - "unless you see a “download” or similar link displayed by YouTube on the Service for that Content." -- If there is a download link somewhere in
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Works in Slack too.
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by qiqitori 6y ago
> I salvaged some 13” LCD displays from old laptops and found additional matching displays on ebay. The LCDs were taken from old disused equipment. > I happened to have an Nvidia Jetson Nano And the board was disused equipment too, it
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by qiqitori 6y ago
That's an okay use case. I was more thinking of what appears to be described in the article, i.e. running a large gitlab instance with the data directory in an NFS mount.
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by qiqitori 6y ago
I would recommend redesigning the system to no longer require a filesystem shared over the network. (It appears to mostly work okay on a virtual network on the same host though.)
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Only partially agree, but reminded me of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_Beach_(Fort_Bragg,_Calif...
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Hrm. If the average car lasts 200,000 miles, then 800 miles is 0.4% of that, and if the car cost $30000, that alone is $120. Just some food for thought -- of course, if you have passengers it'll quickly be worth it even if you decide t
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Explanation: https://threeifbywhiskey.github.io/2014/03/05/non-alphanumer...
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by qiqitori 6y ago
On the internet, things can be "very prevalent" to one person (figuratively speaking) and "never heard of" to most other people.
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Maybe, but you will be able to use some of the knowledge or intuition gained if you ever have to package something for any other distro.
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Well... You may have firsthand knowledge or claim to have firsthand knowledge, but the rest of us don't. When you saw that happening, did you just let it slide? Where did it happen? Was the story originally about Amazon or was it just
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by qiqitori 6y ago
http://www.os2museum.com/wp/those-win9x-crashes-on-fast-mach...
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Nice article. Didn't even consider you'd ever need something like this in a single system. Also never considered that a "redriver" would be able to help at all with multi-GHz signals. (Note: I'm very unknowledgeable
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Aren't Go binaries completely static? That sort of is a large part of an operating system (the libraries minus hardware-related libraries) -- Just add a kernel (tens of MB) and whatever userland stuff you need to get your hardware to w
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by qiqitori 6y ago
This article is from May and the number of cases has steadily increased again. Tokyo now gets more cases per day than during the state of emergency. It just seems that it's a different section of the population (more young people, fewe
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by qiqitori 6y ago
How do you get AMP pages? Do they appear in Google search results when you look stuff up on a mobile phone?
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by qiqitori 6y ago
First video played well (at reduced quality, 480p), with 6 peers. The other videos seemed to just have a single peer, and it seems like I had bad peering with that person/server, so everything was pretty much unplayable. Would be cool
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Korean uses spaces.
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by qiqitori 6y ago
You can export your Hangouts chat history on takeout.google.com. The resulting Hangsouts.json file is human-readable but not fun to read. I have a one-liner to convert it into something nicer, but it doesn't resolve user names and you
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by qiqitori 7y ago
Are you saying that operating systems (i.e. the kernel) should check and enforce encodings in filenames? 1) Why? 2) Bye bye backward compatibility and interoperability
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by qiqitori 7y ago
BTW, Slashdot is #006666
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by qiqitori 7y ago
There are too many things that may or may not have some kind of effect. Adding to the brainstorming list: taking your shoes off at home, showering in the evening vs. in the morning. BTW I don't think people wash their hands more in Jap
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by qiqitori 7y ago
How? What are they spending their money on? They need to put people on leave and "pause" their business as quickly as possible!
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by qiqitori 7y ago
Here's a tweet saying they're already doing it now: https://twitter.com/PeterAttiaMD/status/1240293938684018688
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by qiqitori 7y ago
You don't need the fahcontrol package. The COVID-19 work units are high-priority and you're currently very likely to get them, but they haven't halted work on the other ones.
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by qiqitori 7y ago
https://apps.foldingathome.org/project.py?p=14307 For a more user-friendly UI, you can also go to https://client.foldingathome.org/ , which will then attempt to communicate with your client on port 7396 and
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by qiqitori 7y ago
Germany's outbreak has not been going on for a while. They had 79 cases one week ago ( https://web.archive.org/web/20200301001656/https://www.world... ), and the number was 16 two weeks ago ( https:&#
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by qiqitori 7y ago
In my experience, you're better off avoiding NFS as much as possible. (Perhaps except when you're sharing a filesystem between VMs on the same machine.) Try something else, perhaps rsync, unless you know what you're doing. NF

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