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by rubatuga 5y ago
Elon pays some tax
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by rubatuga 5y ago
A doctor doesn't need Uptodate to manage your run of the mill asthma and diabetes :). Best tip? Do your own research and take it to your GP. Either they appreciate it, or they dismiss it. That's the best way to differentiate betwe
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by rubatuga 5y ago
It's because doctors know that they're so well respected, they have to keep the appearances up too. At least a big book looks more official. Wondering where I can find one of these big books so it doesn't look like I'm u
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Lol, I remember reading a story about how you quit everything to run macrumors. Why were you on uptodate way back then? (I'm also a daily reader of macrumors!).
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Nope, they’re both layer 4 protocols.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
We started a company called Hoppy Network that does away with ISP bullshit like CGNAT. As long as your ISP doesn’t block UDP packets, you’re set. I talk about the rationale here: https://www.naut.ca/blog/2020/12&#x
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by rubatuga 5y ago
QEMU 6.2 introduces full hypervisor support for M1 Macs. I've installed ARM Ubuntu Server in a VM on my MacBook, and wrote a blog post explaining it. It uses libvirt to start the VM in headless mode. https://www.naut.ca&#x2F
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Probably 2kb buffer
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by rubatuga 5y ago
This author is deluding him/herself. Oh well, not my money.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
They won’t work over active thunderbolt 3 cables
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Not true, thunderbolt 3 can carry up to 8 DisplayPort lanes, something usb-c alternate mode cannot do. Both can coexist
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by rubatuga 5y ago
I recommend using ZFS encrypted snapshots send with rsync.net ZFS plan.
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ARM64 VM on macOS with libvirt and QEMU(naut.ca)
1 points by rubatuga 5y ago|0 comments
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by rubatuga 5y ago
You could try our service https://hoppy.network It tunnels a public IPv4 and IPv6 (/56) over WireGuard. We have a good IP reputation so you can use it as a mail server. We’re using the service ourselves, so overall pretty r
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by rubatuga 5y ago
I guess Kafka forgot to acknowledge the power of complaining on Hacker News.
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Demystifying USB-C and Thunderbolt Docks (2017)(dell.com)
66 points by rubatuga 5y ago|74 comments
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Minaj has a song called super bass, similar effect.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
You forgot steroids and mabs such as Omalizumab.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
The ladder.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Lmfao right to repair devices that Windows 11 will no longer support just because it doesn’t have a TPM
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by rubatuga 5y ago
apple should embrace the progressive fart app future already.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
This is true, mice must eat much more often.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Amazing progress. However I don’t imagine GPU driver progress will be fast, or ready in the near future.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Something like aerosolized salt from a humidifier using tap water is essentially harmless. But it still counts as PM2.5
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by rubatuga 5y ago
I would purchase it if it was one time only, outside of App Store distribution. But otherwise amazing notes app!
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Lol, parent comment was edited so my comment is out of context.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
You know, hacker news is an important enough site that your post may have been flagged by Biden’s campaign team
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Poison control center calls are not poisonings. There were no significant increases in hospitalizations due to ivermectin. It's a fear-mongering article.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
You need a better argument than that to convince somebody to never gamble lol. Remember, it was also a gamble to trust the WHO not to use masks early in the pandemic. We are making gambles everyday.
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by rubatuga 5y ago
Of course it makes sense to act on low quality evidence, it’s called a risk benefit discussion and it’s done everyday in doctors offices. Risk of ivermectin is low. Possible benefit is high. Calling something contrarian doesn’t make it any

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