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by synack 1y ago
A directory called “git” with a bunch of bare repos accessed over ssh. You don’t need to make this complicated.
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by synack 1y ago
Agreed, but for laptops it’s nice to keep a copy of the DVD iso on disk and in your apt sources so that you can install stuff offline.
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by synack 1y ago
https://diskprices.com/
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by synack 1y ago
Maybe they should design an API that doesn't require constant polling for updates? Pubsub isn't exactly new technology.
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by synack 1y ago
NARC? Cute.
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by synack 1y ago
> Through a foundational change, Amazon EKS has offloaded etcd’s consensus backend from a raft-based implementation to journal, an internal component we’ve been building at AWS for more than a decade. It serves ultra-fast, ordered data r
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by synack 1y ago
Last I checked, a lot of the US manufactured dies got shipped overseas for packaging. I wonder when they'll have that capability domestically.
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by synack 1y ago
Native Capacity: 30TB Native Transfer Speed: Up to 400MB/s 21 hours to write a full tape
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by synack 1y ago
It doesn’t say what type of CPU they tested on, but core count should be correlated with the results. I’m curious how FreeBSD performs on the same test.
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by synack 1y ago
Last year I had an injury that left me one handed for a few months. I managed to hunt-and-peck my way to a patched QMK firmware for an Adafruit Macropad I had lying around. I set it up with the artsey.io layout and set the cheatsheet as my
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by synack 1y ago
There are 15 competing standards: https://xkcd.com/927 Augeas [1] does a decent job of translating various formats into a common AST which you can edit and write back out, but setting this up is often more trouble than just
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by synack 1y ago
There’s more detail about the language proposals and their merits here: (very large PDF) https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/trecms/pdf/ADB950587.pdf
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by synack 1y ago
Are there any publicly available firmware dumps/blobs we might be able to reverse engineer?
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by synack 1y ago
The desktop UX was good, but nearly every network service on Windows 2000 had a critical vulnerability at some point. The Code Red worm (MS01-033) comes to mind as particularly impactful. This was the golden age of stack smashing.
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by synack 2y ago
Big Drink got me through many long nights. I miss it. http://www.faqs.org/faqs/csh-coke-machine-info/ https://github.blog/news-insights/the-internet-coke-machine-... Looks like it got the Rus
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by synack 2y ago
I once built a Yocto system that had both... We'd use our package index for quick hotfixes, and push a full OS image to the A/B partition for larger, riskier changes. It was nice to have options.
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by synack 2y ago
Only about text editors
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by synack 2y ago
LTS makes sense for services with a finite lifecycle that are meant to be replaced at EOL, not upgraded.
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by synack 2y ago
Could you email the hardware vendor and ask nicely for Linux support? They won’t develop it if customers aren’t asking.
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by synack 2y ago
Any advice for online forum operators regarding the UK Online Safety Act taking effect in March?
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by synack 2y ago
Sounds like the author got stuck in an elevator and decided to kill time by writing about elevators on their phone.
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by synack 2y ago
I think anyone selling commerical products to the public that include software/firmware components should be required to submit source code and binary artifacts to the Library of Congress. The library can then release it to the public
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by synack 2y ago
I had the same problem with my webcam and solved it with 3d printing: https://www.printables.com/model/370558-logitech-c920-shim
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by synack 2y ago
I’ve been playing with a new Lunar Lake laptop and they’ve complicated things even further with the Neural Processing Unit (NPU) Now if your vectors are INT8/FP8 you’re supposed to shovel them into this accelerator via PCIe, rather tha
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by synack 2y ago
If I have to interact with your customer service, I’m already thinking about cancelling. Your net promoter scores are worthless.
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by synack 2y ago
No Linux version :(
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by synack 2y ago
Maybe don’t put ads between every paragraph on your blog.
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by synack 2y ago
I learned web development in the early '00s with the Webmonkey tutorials, which were easy, accessible, and fun . I don't know what the modern equivalent is, but I wish more people could have that experience. https://we
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by synack 2y ago
If all the students are using ChatGPT to do the assignments and the TA is using ChatGPT to grade them, maybe it's not cheating, maybe that's just how things are now. It's like using a calculator for your math homework. You st
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by synack 2y ago
Are they gonna let me block the scrapers that run on Cloudflare Workers?

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