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rubatuga
4mo ago
Isn't that a lot? I see them only when heavily over clocking .
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rubatuga
4mo ago
Isn't the paper feed the hardest part - the part that always gets jammed? I swear a paper roll is cheating.
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rubatuga
4mo ago
All CarPlay is is sending video and audio (like a Moonlight stream) over USB Ethernet. It should be a recognized standard at this point so that you can have a custom device plug in to your car, and have your own UI. But regulations (think w
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4mo ago
Is it based on mail undeliverable errors? Or attempts to login using IMAP or SMTP with it? Or is it exposed during the SMTP protocol?
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6mo ago
Annoying how it doesn't disable the cell modem from registering to a network (in Canada). So no it doesn't provide any tracking protection. Or at least that is how it sounds.
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7mo ago
If you take either of these medications regularly talk to your doctor.
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7mo ago
I believe WOL brings it down to 10Mbit - at which point it'll process any received packets use a low power processor. Packets wouldn't be routed to it unless specifically addressed
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rubatuga
7mo ago
If you've ever had to deal with usb hotplugging then no pci pass through is much simpler
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rubatuga
7mo ago
Please explain!
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7mo ago
yggdrasil-jumper aims to help with this
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7mo ago
I never understand why people enjoy having a centralized control plane.
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7mo ago
I mean, it just had a release in Feb 2026, version 0.5.13.
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8mo ago
Wow we finally did it
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9mo ago
No ECC makes this a show stopper for me.
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9mo ago
Wow everything he said is coming true /s
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9mo ago
I was really impressed that a ESP32 Antenna Array Can essentially make a WiFi camera - it uses both time and phase differences to localize based on MAC addresses (which are sent plaintext) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXw
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10mo ago
If it was inflamed would your GGT level be high?
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10mo ago
Clinical validation, proper calibration, ethnic and community and population variants, questioning technique and more ...
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10mo ago
Honestly not a big fan of IP address certs in the context of dynamic IP address generation
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10mo ago
Yggdrasil network is probably the future. At Hoppy Network we're about to release private yggdrasil relays as a service so you don't get spammed with "WAN" traffic. With Yggdrasil, IP addresses aren't allocated by a
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10mo ago
Shoutout to another fellow Yggdrasil user! There are dozens of us!
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10mo ago
Hmmm wonder if it's due to sudden influx of ketamine on the dance floor ... warning for those who don't know, ketamine is also linked with bladder wall destruction. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025
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11mo ago
SMT can be disabled on the Linux bootloader command -nosmt
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11mo ago
A bit of a meme, but why do endurance bikers look so old?
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11mo ago
Ah, I am a bit biased to the medical meaning
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11mo ago
The last bit about the heart surgeon, turns out you actually want the surgeon with the best outcomes not the one who does it the quickest. It seems like we're quibbling over surrogate measures for important outcomes.
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11mo ago
You're confused about the definition of addiction... breathing is an addiction too by your logic
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11mo ago
I don't know- apparently for many years the helium levels stay at 99%, if we extrapolate they will probably last for a few decades. So my concern over helium might be a bit too much
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11mo ago
Honestly a lot of these problems are because they don't test a staging environment, like isn't this software engineering basics?
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1y ago
Space computers are generally in 3 with a hot spare
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