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sekh60
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sekh60
11mo ago
The license makes it very different philosophically.
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sekh60
11mo ago
Gentoo is a Linux rolling release built from source (just recently they gave the option of using binary packages as well). I've ran it on my desktop for years.
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sekh60
11mo ago
You mean the *NIXes that via their license hold dev freedom (and corporate freedom without the forced source publication) over user freedom (the purpose of the GPL)?
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sekh60
11mo ago
The Amazon Lens was pretty bad ethically.
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sekh60
1y ago
CLOUD Act.
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sekh60
1y ago
I have a friend who, no matter how many times I have explained it, calls her Internet connection WiFi. I was really confused at first when she said she pays for Wi-Fi. She's 27.
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sekh60
1y ago
Not always the case. Generating traffic can be more computationally intense than routing the traffic. I've done speed tests on a few routers local to it and the results have been less than stellar compared to getting expected results w
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sekh60
1y ago
Thank you. I really hate how watered down the term "bricked" has become.
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sekh60
1y ago
Reddit is far from left wing, liberal maybe, but not left wing.
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1y ago
Both. Microsoft would probably never go after the buyer, but I just wondered the justification people buying from the grey market are - legally speaking in many places, you're just paying money to pirate it - it's not a valid lice
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sekh60
1y ago
I have to ask, why even bother paying some key site? It is violating the terms of the license agreement anyway, so why not just pirate?
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1y ago
I've used Ceph in a home lab setting for 9 years or so now. Since cephadm is has gotten even easier to manage even though it really was never that hard. A few pointers. No SMR drives, they have such bad performance that they can period
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sekh60
1y ago
Silver lining? The thousand year olds may actually care a bit about climate change.
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sekh60
1y ago
Was kinda hoping we'd have a more Shadowrun dystopia if we had to choose one. At least there would be some cool magic.
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sekh60
1y ago
Maybe early training for the inevitable sex bots?
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sekh60
1y ago
I just bought a framework this past week largely due to the easy to replace keyboard. On my last two laptops a year after the three year warranty the keyboards started to die. So, just in case that happens again, and just In case fame.work
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sekh60
1y ago
So I guess if this takes off the internet will become a series of tubes.
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sekh60
1y ago
There's also the American Philosophical Association.
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sekh60
1y ago
Seriously, would love to have not had to spent 3 years backfilling paperwork, and paying $2000+CAD (after lawyer fees) to renounce.
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sekh60
1y ago
You pointed out the difference yourself, it's unmetered, not unlimited.
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1y ago
Sorry, I was being a little tongue in cheek. My wife is on Adderall for ADHD and the renewal thing is frustrating for sure. Our pharmacy would only let us refill her prescription the day of until our psychiatrist wrote one that said 30 tabl
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sekh60
1y ago
Since you may sell them if you get them more frequently. Now here's a pack of 30.
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sekh60
1y ago
Depends, is Mastercard OpenAI's payment processor?
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sekh60
1y ago
/s not-/s BGP?
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sekh60
1y ago
I use Ceph. 5 nodes, 424TiB of raw space so far.
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sekh60
1y ago
Still covered by the Cloud Act as the article mentions. This is just performative.
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2y ago
OpenStack out of the box does KVM, network, firewalls, NVFs, orchestration (via native heat or terraform), and with the Magnum component can launch k8s, Mesos, or Swarm largely automagically. Storage is typically via ceph (which does block,
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2y ago
For my last two Exos drives (22TB each) I decided to try refurbs. I have them in my homelab's ceph cluster. I figured I'd try them due to cost. They were two thirds the cost of a new drive, so I figure I can do a 3 for the price o
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2y ago
There's OpenStack. It's a private IaaS. Had loadbalancers, ipv6 support, support for K8s hosting via the magnum component (and other container orchestrators), HA via Masakari component. The networking is very flexible. It does not
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sekh60
2y ago
My FAANG working spouse thinks that AIs and Robocallers should be mandated to identify themselves. She thinks a audible "Beep-boop" at the end of a sentence for calls and video would be appropriate.
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