rokkamokka

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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Rather you would say it draws 5 watts. If someone is interested in draw over a period, e.g. over one hour, you'd say it used 5Wh in that period.
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
No regulations is a fast-track to the megacorp dystopia, sadly... No regulations means no incentive to care about the actual living people
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
This is illegal in the EU, they still pulled the same shit here. Let's hope they're fined for it.
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
That volume knob thing is typical for poor quality potentiometers, I've had it myself on old 2.1 speaker systems
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
I mean, according to the graph he's losing money, so not that great I guess? :)
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
The recipe site meta is spreading
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
According to the linked article, that's the specific thing they removed in this latest test build
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Baader-Meinhof in action :)
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
10tb fits on one disk though - it may not be trivial but it's not overly complicated setting up a raid-1. Off-site redundancy and backup of course does make it more complicated however.
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
The link says the dinosaurs were sold and moved to southern california. Anyone know where they are today?
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
What would you estimate the performance implications of using go-cdc instead of fastcdc in their cdc_rsync are?
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
I suppose it's rather the "without maintenance" part. Had everyone updated their WordPress sites the problem would've been much less.
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Well, back in the day this lead to thousands upon thousands of vulnerable WordPress sites
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
So what would I do when daycare needs to reach me about my child? Get a 3310 as my actual phone?
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
That goes for anything that lies about its rating though
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Funny enough, cities skylines, a much more modern game, had the exact same thing (at least at release). Simply disconnecting the residential areas removed their traffic altogether but left everything else working normally
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Another way to solicit donations, let's say
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Why? It's an interesting coincidence. Don't you think?
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
The resignation is 100% by design. They do _everything_ in their power to make you resigned.
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Like Mr Garcia?
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Normally, a phone with a streaming app or large SD card.
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Same, am I making qr codes wrong? Like you, I've never seen a simple https link in a qr code fail
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
A toy example but it's an interesting read nonetheless. We also host our monolith app on a few bare metal machines (considerably beefier than the example however) and it works well, although the app does considerably more queries (and
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Clearly ChatGPT is streets ahead
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
I love stuff like this. It always tickles my brain to try and find the optimal way (or, as optimal a way as I can) of solving puzzles. Sometimes it's easy, sometimes it's really hard. Oftentimes you can get something decent with n
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
A scary proposition considering what the US is rapidly becoming
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
I was taught this incident in university many years ago. It's undeniably an important lesson that shouldn't be forgotten
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
Unlimited? Do you think Sub-Saharan Africa would have a higher or lower quality of life if they had accepted unlimited Japanese immigration? Of course literally unlimited amounts of people is a bad thing. Did you mean unregulated?
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
The interesting question here is if a statistical model like GPTs actually can encode this is a meaningful way. Nobody has quite found it yet, if so
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by rokkamokka 1y ago
One half of carrot mooners believe it's the tip, the other half believe it's the butt. I'm a butt man myself

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