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by stryan 4y ago
Kodi has Netflix and Amazon Prime apps that I've used. They get the job done, though they ain't pretty.
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When Docker images stop being portable(mental-reverb.com)
3 points by stryan 4y ago|0 comments
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by stryan 4y ago
> Anecdotally, most of my family members who actively tried to stay healthy died relatively early (< 70 years) I never tried to stay healthy until after I started having health problems (GI issues, mild concussion, etc). I wonder how
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by stryan 4y ago
> The unimaginable runaway success of Fortnite took Epic from "market entrant" status to "dominant industry leader" The Unreal engine has been around for over twenty years now and has been considered one of the top ma
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by stryan 4y ago
> Looking back, I think this idea was somehow rooted in the idea that jokes have delivery and that if you use that delivery (rhythm, emphasis, body language) maybe you could say anything and be funny. Reminds me of the Code Geass abridge
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by stryan 4y ago
> RedHat/Fedora, they are smushing both /bin and /usr/bin together. This breaks any link with embedded world (and will come back to bite them when Intel ME becomes abandonware due to malware pervasiveness and their in
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by stryan 4y ago
I believe this is referring to Vanguard, the anti-cheat Valorant uses that at some point is supposed to come to League.
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Georgia Guidestones, known as ‘America’s Stonehenge’, damaged by explosives(theguardian.com)
3 points by stryan 4y ago|0 comments
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by stryan 4y ago
Ah, thanks for the context! > systemd-homed, using systemd-nspawn for management, and the rest go directly against the investments which have been made in [fedora-]toolbox, rootless podman, and flatpak. At the time that I left (~2 years
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by stryan 4y ago
Judging from the email in the article, systemd is still his main priority (which makes sense). With system-homed/etc he's been trying out some pretty interesting new ideas, so I wonder if RedHat has just been a too conservative fo
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by stryan 4y ago
>Now Thunderbird has added chat, that's great. What does it support, Slack? no. Discord? no. Oh. That's not great, then, that's useless. They're intending to jumpstart a chat protocol with a client that's used by
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by stryan 4y ago
>If you correct your mind, the rest of your life will fall into place. > - Lao Tzu FYI, I hate to be that guy, but I don't believe that's a Laozi quote. It doesn't really sound like anything in the Dao De Jing, and goog
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by stryan 4y ago
Pretty much the same setup we run at the university I work for, though for the whole department instead of just one cluster. Combination ZFS exporting shares with it's built in server and controlling autofs mounts from FreeIPA makes it
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by stryan 4y ago
> If you compare overwatch and say DotA. The one is a 1st person shooter the other a RTS engine. Yet conceptually they're identical. ~5 a side lane push mechanics with two tanks, two dps and a healer with each having unique but comp
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by stryan 4y ago
The Dao De Jing, Mahabharata, and Plato's dialogues have been or are currently used as religious texts (the former two more then the latter, but the Neo-Platonism is/was a hell of a drug).
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by stryan 4y ago
Isn't that the point of the org though? They spin out cheap hacker-friendly ARM hardware at cost for interested hobbyists and that's about it. They're very clear[0] that they don't necessarily provide software outside of
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by stryan 4y ago
> And are Hindu or Christian meditation practices dangerous, or just the secular stuff? What precisely is the nature of this danger? I don't think the argument is usually "meditation without Buddhism is dangerous" but rath
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by stryan 4y ago
Riffpedia has a better article[0] then I could write, but the TL;DR is SMoD used to try to do DMCA takedowns against over stoner metal Youtube channels, as well as running a pay-to-play (as in, the bands pay to play) festival for a couple y
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by stryan 4y ago
Another point for doom/stoner metal: Samsara Blues Experiment got me through my OS class in college. It's pretty easy to get into too since a most albums are uploaded in full as single videos to youtube. Just beware that one of th
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by stryan 4y ago
Both Bungie and 343 have done an admirable job (well, compared to other devs) about explaining their network infrastructure etc. Back in the day they did a big talk about how their matchmaking in Halo2/3 worked that I think to this day
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by stryan 4y ago
Pine needle tea is pretty good, though don't forget to wash the needles off first. It's pretty good for you too. My old college roommate had a saying: "Pine needle tea, free vitamin C!".
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by stryan 4y ago
I've been intrigued by the concept of a co-living space combined with a hacker-space/co-working space (something similar to a boarding house with attached hacker/maker space) but it does sound like you would definitely have t
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by stryan 5y ago
Haxe (the language Heaps uses) was initially written by Nicolas Cannasse, who worked at Motion Twin for a while; not sure if he was part of the team that did Dead Cells. So it's not a big surprise. Still, that's a big +1 for Heaps
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by stryan 5y ago
> That said, I don't actually like Jellyfin, and I wish it weren't implemented in such a Windows-centric language framework. That's an unfortunate holdover from it's origin as an Emby fork. > Once I found out that
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by stryan 5y ago
> Rewriting a Rust program in Go is sacrilege, we know, but Go had the Consul libraries we needed, and, long term, that Go server is going to end up baked into our orchestration code, which is already in Go. This line from the post indic
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How Proprietary Social-Media Is Shaping the Future of Pepper and Carrot(davidrevoy.com)
2 points by stryan 5y ago|0 comments
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by stryan 5y ago
Source on them being taken without permission? This is being digitized as part of the International Dunhuang Project, which includes Chinese universities such as the Dunhuang Research Academy. If you're talking about how they would hav
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by stryan 5y ago
Ah, I understand what you're saying now. Yeah, that's fair assuming it was btrfs's fault for the data loss. >Between being unable to reshape a pool (eg, removing a disk when plenty of free space exists) and not being safe
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by stryan 5y ago
>ZFS doesn't have these kinds of hidden gotchas, and that's the key difference. Yeah ok somebody's being dumb if they never scrub and find out they have uncorrectable bad data come from two drives on a raidz1. That's
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by stryan 5y ago
btrfs is default on two distros (that I know of) OpenSUSE and Fedora. If you're using one of those two distros, don't read the documentation, and then your data is eaten/etc then that's fair and you can rightfully be ups

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