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by skjoldr 5y ago
Can confirm the P2P problem when testing Ethereum Swarm. FYI I managed to resolve it using the Docker+UFW script from Github and banning outgoing bogon requests from both Docker and the host, though I had to request server unbans several ti
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by skjoldr 5y ago
...Why would you toss a perfectly working piece of equipment that brings you profit? If anything, there is a second hand market for mining cards for those who want to set up a mining farm for cheaper with a bit more risk.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
They can't improve the supply any longer, so they are cutting demand instead. Why would you prevent mining if some gamers do want to utilize their idle GPU power? Mining is supposed to be for everyone.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
The Ethereum Swarm project uses the blockchain and smart contracts to offer completely anonymous and decentralized file storage space, for which the node operators are rewarded with crypto. It's still in beta and actively developed, th
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by skjoldr 5y ago
That would be an IBM Model M, they are still quite popular in the community and Unicomp still makes them. You should look up the model number. Here's a good video on them: https://youtu.be/r5H58uudo1Y
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by skjoldr 5y ago
You can type, but the relative lack of tactile feedback means you either have to press the keys harder or risk skipping letters.
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by skjoldr 5y ago
You can buy a Unicomp keyboard which is the IBM Model M that's still being manufactured by the former Lexmark employees on the original equipment.
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by skjoldr 6y ago
Linux Mint has addressed this specifically. They enabled auto-updates in 20.1 only after they launched and tested Timeshift, which is a backup tool that enables you to boot into a past snapshot of the system much like FreeBSD's snapsho
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by skjoldr 7y ago
How about Tahoe-LAFS? I haven't used it, but it should be stable by now. There's also ZeroNet, though IDK if it can handle the traffic.
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by skjoldr 7y ago
Can't Tahoe-LAFS help with this kind of a challenge? I don't have experience with it, but it looks stable.