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by stonogo 2y ago
FC remains a lossless protocol; bugs in multipathd just mean we live in an imperfect world. Your initial sentence, "FC is not entirely lossless," conflates a specific networking term of art with a pedantic application of the deno
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by stonogo 2y ago
Because that doesn't account for the non-profit rugpull he orchestrated earlier in the company's history.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Broken hardware does not make the protocol lossy. I think you're misunderstanding what 'lossless' is intended to mean in this context; it does not mean that it is error-free. In a lossy protocol, missing data is not necessa
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by stonogo 2y ago
you might note that people still paint.
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by stonogo 2y ago
You can follow peertube accounts, comment on their posts, etc, from a mastodon account. The only thing you can't do is post videos to their instance, but that's how all activity pub apps work.
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by stonogo 2y ago
> Google has zero incentive to improve search for users since there is no competition. Not sure I buy this. People will overwhemingly choose 'cheap' over all other qualities. Anyone providing the sort of competition to Google
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by stonogo 2y ago
Roads are also state-controlled, but uniformity of the interstate system is via the federal government funding projects which accord with federal guidelines and not funding projects which don't. HUD could just as easily gate funding p
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by stonogo 2y ago
By being valued as a tech company instead of as an automaker.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Team sports teach you how to work productively with people, including people you might not like. That skill directly transfers to sales.
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by stonogo 2y ago
If you highlight the doi.org URL and right click, most modern browsers will allow you to navigate to them.
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by stonogo 2y ago
I know plenty of ugly men in committed, loving relationships. You're the one bringing up looks. I don't think it matters what you look like; if you want to date a computer you have some kind of psychiactric disorder.
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by stonogo 2y ago
I'd say the set of people who want an AI girlfriend and the set of people whose defining trait is a lack of empathy is probably a bigger overlap than you think.
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by stonogo 2y ago
The article mentions getting replacements from HP which exhibited the same behavior.
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by stonogo 2y ago
It's also explicitly listed in their documentation: https://docs.gouach.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-ques...
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by stonogo 2y ago
So at no point did anyone even suspect that Illumos was under consideration because it's been corporate leadership's pet project for decades? That seems like a wild thing to omit from the "RFD" process. Or were some to
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by stonogo 2y ago
Your argument would benefit from some examples of amazing research. Most of what I see is better implementations of the status quo. While I am excited about CHERI and similar efforts, they're hardly revolutionary.
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by stonogo 2y ago
> The article doesn't quite mention it but back then the other option to get internet on a laptop was a dedicated USB dongle modem or Wifi hub thing. Those were the only other options from the carriers ; lots of phones supported th
558.
by stonogo 2y ago
I maintain that if your workplace is this dangerous, your hearing aids aren't the problem. That mechanized forklift should have warning lights and safety cutoffs. It's extremely common for industrial workers to be wearing huge a
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by stonogo 2y ago
If you're concerned about cost, the small-batch handmade laptop market probably isn't ever going to make you happy.
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by stonogo 2y ago
I'm with you on the product management story here, but I've had hearing aids fail and no dismemberment occurred.
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by stonogo 2y ago
The SoM in this is available for the original Reform. Plus other SoMs with 8gb or 16gb have been available for some time.
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by stonogo 2y ago
They sure did! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grove.io
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by stonogo 2y ago
I served from 1998 to 2005. You only get "VA for life" if you incur a permanent service-connected disability. Everyone else who uses VA pays for it and are prioritized lower than disabled veterans. Retirees do not have access t
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by stonogo 2y ago
This explains why I don't have to worry about who is providing my toilet paper, but must carefully risk-manage all the other things you listed.
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by stonogo 2y ago
you can backup and sync without the subscription. you just don't get unlimited storage.
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by stonogo 2y ago
It's not good as an e-book reader regardless of how much storage you need. It renders epubs to pdf on the fly (so changing the font size induces a long delay in a big document, for instance). The documentation even tells you it'
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by stonogo 2y ago
The level of documentation is fairly demonstrably irrelevant. I agree it's garbage, but on the other hand all fifty or so filesystems in the kernel seem to get by without it, and have done for as long as the API has existed. Rust doe
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by stonogo 2y ago
> First, there is no reason why we have to choose between Rust in the Linux kernel and a new Rust kernel. First, we may have to choose between those things because Rust in the Linux kernel is not gaining traction and major contributors a
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by stonogo 2y ago
Its a genelec 1029a, I think.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Getting paid minimum wage to wander around an empty building will not become a status job no matter how many sit-ups you do. Training standards would help. Paying real wages would help more.

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