suprjami

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by suprjami 3y ago
About needing logins on your DMZ machine, that's not necessary if they use SSH keys to access the git user, which has no shell. You might find it easier to manage those permissions with gitolite if you want to restrict the users to jus
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by suprjami 3y ago
>The second sort of isolation is isolation of the entire build process from your regular user environment and your system's particular set of installed packages (or packages that aren't installed). I have stopped building on my
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by suprjami 3y ago
Cute but terrible UI. I don't want to click a bunch of tiny dots, especially on mobile. I looked at a couple and left because it's so tedious, defeating the purpose of the page. Give me a scrollable list.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Netplan is garbage. I remove all that and use NetworkManager. It's good and just works.
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by suprjami 3y ago
I realised this myself recently. I have used Ubuntu LTS for a long time, I don't use the in-between releases. They have about the same release cadence as Debian (2ish years) so I'm usually not losing anything much by moving to Deb
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by suprjami 3y ago
Love the idea but hate the interior. This in a time where other vehicles are scaling back the amount of screens and touch nonsense and coming back to regular tactile buttons and knobs for common functions. I've driven the 300kw XC40 an
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That Handheld 386 Gets a Teardown(hackaday.com)
3 points by suprjami 3y ago|0 comments
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by suprjami 3y ago
Some subs I'm on are going permanently dark from the 12th onwards and are looking for alternatives like Lemmy.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Wow, you're right! From being on the school newspaper (nerd) with a ruthless English teacher as editor, I learnt the older style you just described. Actually I learnt it by having large swathes of my text highlighted and deleted with a
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by suprjami 3y ago
I've heard SteamOS is a/b updates of an entire filesystem, similar to Android phone OTA updates. It's discussed in one of the first two episodes of the Linux Matters podcast talking about the Steam Deck and ChimeraOS. https:
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by suprjami 3y ago
Most likely a drawbridge doesn't average out to half a million euros each raise, like the figure quoted later in the article.
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by suprjami 3y ago
afaics this is used in Amiga accelerator cards and doubles the performance of an Amiga A4000 which ran at 25MHz. So nothing we'd really consider modern.
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by suprjami 3y ago
You can block all .zip with the following uBlock Origin filter: ||zip^ Tell everyone you know.
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by suprjami 3y ago
This is almost the same thing I say to people. To ask GPT about something and be able to determine whether its answer is false or not, you already need to be competent and knowledgeable in that topic. If you're already competent and kn
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by suprjami 3y ago
It's the human method of interacting with that integer which is the problem. Nobody is going to start saying IPv4 addresses as hex, people aren't used to base 16. "Just set your gateway to co.a8.0.fe" said nobody ever. A
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by suprjami 3y ago
I have a Giscus widget which uses GitHub Discussions on the same repo which hosts the GitHub Pages that I publish the site from. iirc I followed this https://bartoszgorka.com/github-discussion-comments-for-jeky...
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by suprjami 3y ago
To avoid the proliferation of a million different licenses, it would be better to have a single or few "No GitHub" licenses. Such a license would not be considered "open" by the OSI because it imposes onerous conditions.
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by suprjami 3y ago
I also like this one and `-Wmissing-prototypes`. https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Warning-Options.html#inde... https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Warning-Options.html#inde...
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by suprjami 3y ago
Not quite: https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Standards.html > The default, if no C language dialect options are given, is `-std=gnu17`.
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by suprjami 3y ago
This problem of skill shortcuts is not confined to programming. I work on networking. People always want to learn "packet capture analysis" because Wireshark has a cool name and looks impressive. imo there is no such skill as pack
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by suprjami 3y ago
The userspace stack size is controlled with `ulimit -s`.
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by suprjami 4y ago
Had an army of these things doing bridge wifi all over my house for many years, well past their use buy date. I still have them in a box, too slow to be of much use now. I still have the reputation with tech friends as "The WRT guy&quo
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by suprjami 4y ago
At one point I had so much PTO built up that I was asked to reduce it. I took 6 months of Mondays off. It was great, I got so much done on personal projects, and it was convenient having a day off during business hours too. It sucked going
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by suprjami 4y ago
Start with your NIC driver. Most I've seen don't support frame sizes over 9000ish, which I assume reflects a hardware limitation.
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by suprjami 4y ago
Is there a decent search engine which still has filtering like this?
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by suprjami 4y ago
"Jumbo frames" aren't any size. There is no standard. The standard is IEEE 802.3 1518 byte frames. Anything larger is a non-standardized agreement between link partners on a broadcast domain. There are NICs which only support
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by suprjami 4y ago
More likely a multiplication of x86's 4096 byte page size
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by suprjami 4y ago
I buy GL.iNet routers, they've been incredibly reliable. They come with OpenWrt on them, plus the vendor's web interface. You can flash regular OpenWrt which is the first thing I do. Make sure any model you look at is supported on
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by suprjami 4y ago
The Reddit app is notorious for being terrible, and it's only getting worse. Use a third party app. Maybe this particular disruption is local to you, like a routing or DNS issue. Try a VPN to elsewhere.
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by suprjami 4y ago
Terrible. Imagine searching for "standard TV".

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