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by rekabis 2y ago
Correct. Plus, when rebuilding a failed RAID-5 disk, the system is engaging in mass calculations to rebuild that data from the “fingerprints” stored on the other drives. Conversely, with RAID-10, we have mirrored drives (the 1 part of the R
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by rekabis 2y ago
> But you obviously do not have any such claim — or anything that is in the same time zone as such a claim. I prefer the term “anything within ICBM range” as shorthand for “not even on this f*king planet, ya douches”.
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by rekabis 2y ago
For this who use this product, a query: I have been using Hyper-V since the early days, and run it on both my development iron (Win11 23H2, heavily castrated) as well as my personal (non-commercial) Win2k22 21H2 Datacentre servers. Why shou
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by rekabis 2y ago
The author fails in their understanding of Animé’s history in North America. While certain series such as The White Lion, Astroboy, Space Battleship Yamato (marketed over here as Starblazors) and Captain Harlock did see airtime first, it wa
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by rekabis 2y ago
> GitLab supports but does not require 2FA. And that is coming back to bite everyone in the ass: https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/05/0-click-gitlab-hija...
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by rekabis 3y ago
It’s not a matter of technical merit, but one of first-mover advantage and vendor lock-in. By many metrics LibreOffice is superior to Microsoft Office, but what keeps people locked to Microsoft Office is, 1. Public consciousness/pe
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by rekabis 3y ago
Any company with a solid product would be able to expand into other product sectors based on the profit margins from that main product. The only thing investment does is abrogate control to “investors” who care only about profit. Once inves
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by rekabis 3y ago
The fact that the debt isn’t linked to a person by name is absolutely wild. The fact that they assign it to someone based on residency is IMO absolutely bonkers, and downright mentally defective. It sounds so ripe for rampant abuse it’s rid
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by rekabis 3y ago
BuT cLiMaTe ChAnGe Is FaKe!!!1!
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by rekabis 3y ago
Nothing. If I can’t view a site with my adblocker on, I will simply move on. Don’t get me wrong, I feel for those legitimate platforms who are trying to fund themselves, but that well was poisoned for me decades ago. You see, I was there at
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by rekabis 3y ago
> no system is perfect and perfect is the enemy of good. Keeping the noise down to a dull roar, least it totally overwhelm the signal.
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by rekabis 3y ago
Solid wood that has been buried can take 20-50 years to decompose, depending on species and the thickness of the wood. If you know you are going to die of old age in your current home, and you haven’t hit your fifth decade yet, solid trunks
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by rekabis 3y ago
As much as I would love to see this kind of tech added, our current “greed is good” economic climate that is eviscerating the 99% will mean that this change will disenfranchise most who would have gotten such a saw. Sawstop isn’t going to o
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by rekabis 3y ago
RustDesk has been my go-to for nearly two years now. Their main C&C server had experienced a DDOS late last year that I could have avoided being affected by if I had set up my own C&C server, but I wasn’t in the right spot for that
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by rekabis 3y ago
“Hotter than expected.” “Faster than expected.” “Sooner than expected.” Scientific predictions are exceedingly conservative on purpose. Maybe we need to be exposing that fact a little more vigorously. Because right now, most any climate sci
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by rekabis 3y ago
> And those whose bills had been paid were just as likely to forgo medical care as those whose bills were left unpaid. This is an utterly irrational statement. If you don’t have medical insurance, you are just as unlikely to seek out med
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by rekabis 3y ago
I suspect that navies are no longer viable as weapons platforms, but are still viable as force projections that can move across water. Since we don’t yet have aircraft of comparable size and weapons/personnel capacity that can loite
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by rekabis 3y ago
Without extensive appropriateness research prior to planting, and follow-up care, most to nearly all free planting programs end up being nothing more than greenwashing.
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by rekabis 3y ago
Another excellent example. Woman using vibrator: empowered and engaging in self-care. Man using fleshlight: sick and disgusting, a pathetic sh*tstain that can’t get sexual relief any other way.
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by rekabis 3y ago
> The last and honestly funniest part is you think society doesn't judge women who end up failing their biological imperative. You must be a boomer. They’re the only ones I have ever heard this from. GenX here, and I haven’t heard t
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by rekabis 3y ago
What I have seen so far: Women turn to AI boyfriends, and it is seen as “empowerment” because all men are filthy dogs and should die. Men turn to AI girlfriends and feminism screams bloody murder because men are employing misogyny against I
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by rekabis 3y ago
Maybe with a little research and genetic manipulation we can engineer the world of Nausicaä, where an entire ecosystem of fungi purge the world of toxins from man’s prior technological civilizations.
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by rekabis 3y ago
The unfortunate bit is that “doing Science correctly” is failing us where Climate Change is involved. In particular, 1. Data should only be released to publication once it has been fully assembled and analyzed. This ensures that all possibl
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by rekabis 3y ago
If the crayon-eaters can do it, why not the rest of the corps?
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by rekabis 3y ago
As a “slow thinker”, I am continually kicking myself in the arse when I come up with the perfect reply hours or even days later. My compensation is to know the subject inside and out. When I am absolutely aligned with the data being discuss
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by rekabis 3y ago
I still have an HP4050DTN and an HP5000DTN. Both of them pre-date this century, and will likely work just fine into the next, providing I can still find cartridges for them and Ethernet still exists. I doubt I will ever buy a modern HP pr
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by rekabis 3y ago
If possible, get a router that can be re-flashed with open-source firmware such as DD-WRT or OpenWRT. The firmware from router manufacturers frequently comes with dozens to hundreds of exploits, rarely ever gets updates for any but the most
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by rekabis 3y ago
>VC Funny how that is quickly becoming backronymned to Vampire Capitalism .
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by rekabis 3y ago
And all of this can be solved by standardizing on leading commas, like SSMS does when you have it generate an SQL command.
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by rekabis 3y ago
And even if AI was going to be successful, you always lift-and-shift in stages, evaluating at each step to ensure that your strategy is working and that you aren’t heading in entirely the wrong direction. This sudden wholesale replace

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