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by sh-run 6y ago
This is a really good sign. I hope this means more corporate IT support for Linux desktops. This is the first year I've been able to use Linux (Fedora 31) on a corporate owned machine (T490s) and I don't think I could go back. For
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by sh-run 7y ago
I'm completely unfamiliar with this, but could they not get HAM licenses and operate on amateur radio frequencies? Or simply turn what they are doing into a podcast? Or is the issue that their target audience only has access to AM&#x2F
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by sh-run 7y ago
Really it's meant to solve the fragmentation that already exists. Cisco developed the standard, but it's completely open. I believe Cisco is the only large vendor that's implemented it, but there are Linux and BSD implementat
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by sh-run 7y ago
LISP is meant to solve this problem, but it's yet to be deployed outside of the test network. It could also be used to address exhaustion to some extent by allowing the use of prefixes longer than /24 on the internet, although t
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by sh-run 7y ago
I made a slideshow in LibreOffice Impress for my grandfather's funeral last week. We ended up playing it via PowerPoint because of how the chapel's AV system was set up. PowerPoint rendered the images in the ODP poorly, like it ja
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by sh-run 7y ago
I took linear algebra after college (I hold a non-technical bachelors) through a local community college. 3blue1brown is what made linear algebra really click for me. My professor also gave us some jupyter notebooks to play around with that
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by sh-run 7y ago
I'm in the same boat. We use redhat jumpboxes for a lot of our tools at work. I'm kinda the department linux guy. It'd save me a lot of time if I could just tell people to modify their .ssh/config with nano instead of ne
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by sh-run 7y ago
If anyone has issues with ANC, I suggest giving Etymotic IEMs a shot. I have ER2XRs, they provide a quoted 34-42dB of isolation. I never had a problem with the deep insertion, they sound great and are relatively cheap. This isn't neces
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by sh-run 7y ago
They make really great IEMs as well. I've got my ER2XRs on right now. They sound great and when music isn't playing they basically act as earplugs. They are a great option for people who have issues with ANC.
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by sh-run 7y ago
As a user I don't think I'd ever go to .new directly. If you've got some other way to get users there from the main site, you might as well use a query string, path, subdomain or some combination of the three. I'm not a
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by sh-run 7y ago
I agree. It's just compounded by social media. It could be that I'm affected by this more than other people, but I've spoke with friends and family with similar experiences. Luckily I'm mature enough now to recognize thi
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by sh-run 7y ago
I'm 28 and spent a lot of my childhood playing video games (N64, GameCube and later Xbox 360) and reading. I still play video games and read as an adult (although much less often due to work and personal obligations). I have also gone
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by sh-run 7y ago
Assuming someone sleeps 8 hours a night and spends 100% of their 40 hour a week job in front of a computer and no other time in front of a screen, that's about 36% of an adult's waking hours. My total screen time is higher than th
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by sh-run 7y ago
I live in Dallas-Fort Worth and grew up near Amarillo, TX. In high school I regularly drove a few miles (like less than 5) away from the city to look at lights. I've noticed in DFW you've got to get much much further away from the
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by sh-run 7y ago
The article references this line from the glob documentation: "The glob module finds all the pathnames matching a specified pattern according to the rules used by the Unix shell, although results are returned in arbitrary order."
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by sh-run 7y ago
I own a pinebook. It's a fun little machine, but if you need anything other than light web browsing (without javascript) and basic text editing it's insufficient. It's also based on an Allwinner SoC that only has ok Linux sup
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by sh-run 7y ago
Slab would be part of main memory, not to be confused with swap. ~10% of the utilization on my system is slab. [bjames@lwks1 ~]$ grep "Slab\|MemTotal\|Active:" /proc/meminfo MemTotal: 65976620 kB Active: 6
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by sh-run 7y ago
When this happens it's typically due to undiagnosed cardiomyopathy (which is very difficult to detect). It's true that when something like that happens to someone they would've lived longer had they not been an endurance athl
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by sh-run 7y ago
Check out the Forerunner 945, it's near feature parity with the Fenix 6, but it's in a plastic body. I've got a FR935 (which is basically a Fenix 5 in a plastic body) and it's seriously great for anyone who spends a lot
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by sh-run 7y ago
That's hardly true, the two devices have very different purposes. I couldn't run an ultramarathon (or even a shorter trail race) in an apple watch. That's before we even start talking about features. The battery would die lon
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by sh-run 7y ago
Wish you wouldn’t have shown me that.. this time next year I’ll be surrounded by a pile of Sony GM Lenses.
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by sh-run 7y ago
Yeah, I'm curious too. I've got a E-M5.2 and the photos I get on it are consistently better than what I get on my Xr. I mostly shoot in Aperture priority mode, but I switch to full manual in tricky situations. I do very basic edit
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by sh-run 7y ago
Yeah, there's also the benefits you get from longer exposures and the ability to swap lenses. I carry an Olympus 12-40mm f/2.8 and Panasonic 100-300mm f/4-5.6, which gives me a massive focal length range to play with in a rel
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by sh-run 7y ago
People have always questioned the usefulness of smaller sensor cameras (Ie M43) with the improvement in cellphone cameras, but it looks like I'll still carry my Olympus EM5.2 when I travel. The iPhone 11 gets great social media photos,
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by sh-run 7y ago
Yeah, I don't want to sound anti-union, but I really don't understand what the expectation is here. Workers sitting around doing nothing all day? GM producing excess inventory?
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by sh-run 7y ago
I absolutely love my Tacoma. It's a 2009 4dr TRD Sport with 164,000 miles. I have no desire to 'upgrade' to something newer. My only regret is getting the short bed, I sleep in the back a few times a year and it'd be nic
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by sh-run 7y ago
I grew up thinking you could substitute fruit for fruit juice. It turns out fruit juice has just as much sugar as soda and almost none of the benefits of raw fruit. I think better health education would go a long way.
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by sh-run 7y ago
I agree that MPLS would be used for transport through the Infineras, but the article specifically states that this was caused by management traffic. MPLS doesn't have a concept of a broadcast address and wouldn't have been used fo
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by sh-run 7y ago
Assuming that by > 3. no expiration time, meaning that the packet would not be dropped for being created too long ago; and they mean the TTL was set to zero. From RFC 1812: > A router MUST NOT originate or forward a datagram with a Ti
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by sh-run 7y ago
It's been a while since I was in a position where I regularly watched servers boot, but 2015ish I was doing a lot of 'boots on the ground' sysadmin and virtualization work. Servers do a lot of additional testing during boot-u

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