ranguna

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by ranguna 4y ago
I really need to pickup on rust
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by ranguna 4y ago
> There is a way to use a Yubikey to decrypt Linux full-disk encryption. It relies on an abandoned personal GitHub project Abandoned? You do know luks supports FIDO, right? Here's a small guide on how to do it: https://pr
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by ranguna 4y ago
For those having issues with copilot on vscodium, you can try this out, it's working for me now: https://prose.bentopais.pt/vscodium-and-copilot
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by ranguna 4y ago
Firebase for the simple to the slightly complex projects. It's straight forward to deploy, has a generous free tier and scales really well. If I need an sql database, I'll spin one up on aws, but hopefully I'll switch to neon
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by ranguna 4y ago
Hence why I said 1000s and not millions. Theoretically you could create multiple miner groups in a sybil-like manner and proceed to move a few thousands before anyone noticed anything.
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by ranguna 4y ago
Are you saying I can get 1000s of dollars for free here?
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by ranguna 4y ago
http (protocol) :// (separator) http (username) : (separator) // http:// (password) @ (separator) http (domain name) : (separator) //http: (port) // (path) ? http:// (query strin
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by ranguna 4y ago
Sorry for not summarising, but you'll find most of what you need here: https://www.gdpreu.org/the-regulation/key-concepts/legitimat...
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by ranguna 4y ago
Despite not eating meat for a few years now, I like the flavour of meat. So I personally welcome fake meats any time of the week, as long as they aren't prohibitly expensive to the environment.
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by ranguna 4y ago
Hah! That's a good one.
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by ranguna 4y ago
After hearing your comment, I humbly say that I was merely referring to the fact that, even if we exist, we might not be the only entity that does.
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by ranguna 4y ago
If you look at the circle on a piece of paper, yeah, it doesn't make sense _after_ it's been drawn. But it does have a beginning, you had to pickup a pencil, placed the carbon tip on the surface of the paper and then finally you w
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by ranguna 4y ago
Checkout system76, slimbook, tuxedo computers or the framework laptop. All of these companies make amazing laptops.
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by ranguna 4y ago
> only set of atoms in the universe Being a passerby on the street after hearing someone say that while they grind their next dose, I stop and comment that that was an incredible narcissistic observation for someone from a species who ha
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by ranguna 4y ago
> What if the history is cyclic? Then there is no origin. But what started the cycle? I guess we as humans are the ones at fault here, because we can't accept something infinite as an answer in the real physical world.
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by ranguna 4y ago
I don't really see how this competes with cockroach. Cockroach is meant to be sql compatible, whilst Aerospike is nosql. Is that why you commented under a different username, because you are affectively spreading misinformation?
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by ranguna 4y ago
What happened to the US you mean. My grandfather gets his insulin for free every month.
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by ranguna 4y ago
The earliest ban I could find for the use of PFOAs in the US was early 2021. For the EU was mid 2020. > I believe the EU followed suite recently. Seems the US is the one following suite in this case. I've found earlier laws in the U
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by ranguna 4y ago
Termite, it does one thing and does it well. I have no need to graphically accelerate a black window with white text, it's good on my battery.
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by ranguna 4y ago
This limitation is not just about code it will also affect all artifacts like container and package registry, pipeline artifacts, lfs, the lot.
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by ranguna 4y ago
Wut? I thought we had that in Portugal for years now
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by ranguna 4y ago
Thought this was a realtime background noise removal tool for meetings and stuff. For anyone looking for one such tool, lookup noisetorch, it's pretty cool.
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by ranguna 4y ago
Generally serverless means that you don't have to worry about the servers, not that it's not running on a server, of course it is. In this case, neon offers pretty good scalability that goes hand in hand with the usual serverless
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by ranguna 4y ago
Checkout the Asahi repos in github: https://github.com/AsahiLinux Didn't know it was fully usable right now, amazing work! I think one of the few last things missing is the gpu module, which is being developed with a h
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by ranguna 4y ago
I don't see how grocery store prices are related with people dying of hunger. That's going from one end of the problem to the other and doesn't help anyone when you ignore all the issues in between.
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by ranguna 4y ago
You mean you hate that they have a business model? Seems fairly healthy to me. Free to start out and you'll have to pay so you can use more.
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by ranguna 4y ago
> large scale statistical knowledge assimilation by the models And who says our brain is not exactly that, but at an even greater scale?
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by ranguna 4y ago
One issue that could arise is that delivery managers could take the worst case estimations as an absolute truth and would think that no task could go over the worst case scenarios. I'm sure there would be a few tasks that would go over
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by ranguna 4y ago
It doesn't need to be spelled out that it's a microblogging platform, it just needs to mention that one of the features is that you write your posts in markdown, and I guess the average person would reason that it's a bloggin
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by ranguna 4y ago
I read that ssd speed somehow affected the apple silicon cpu speed. If that is true, the m2 is effectively a downgrade, is that correct?

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