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by temp0826 1y ago
I'm not finding the exact one I was at (I saw them at the 2023 conference) but here is one from 2017- https://youtube.com/watch?v=lk9-PMKZPAY
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by temp0826 1y ago
> very little difference between one distro an another These days the differences come down to systemd or no systemd. I joke that we should refer to it all as SystemD/Linux (akin to how "GNU/Linux" was used).
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by temp0826 1y ago
This site is an "old internet" gem and I hope it never changes. I saw Earth and Fire (the creators of the project) speak at the Psychedelic Science conference a few years ago, quite a treat! Genuinely great people oozing integrity
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by temp0826 1y ago
If I was going to start a shitcoin scam I'd call it AGI
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by temp0826 1y ago
Late reply but this gave me a chuckle as a (I guess old) unix guy. Sun had automount in the late 80s and afaik it/autofs/auto.master stuff is largely unchanged (in usage, maybe not in implementation).
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by temp0826 1y ago
I haven't kept up with spinning rust drives so I had to take a look. Seagate has a couple 30 tb models now, crazy. Lot of eggs in one basket...and through the same ol 6gbit sata interface these must be a nightmare to format or otherwis
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by temp0826 1y ago
What's considered habitual? THC notoriously stays detectable in the body for very long time
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by temp0826 1y ago
Ah my bad, I never looked much into it I guess (haven't used a full DE in years). Apparently neon is built on Ubuntu and KDE Linux is a new immutable-based thing. (They don't list it at https://kde.org/distribution
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by temp0826 1y ago
KDE recently created their own distro called neon. https://neon.kde.org/
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by temp0826 1y ago
Thanks for a little context, this is not my wheelhouse at all (never even heard of this project) and I could not make heads or tails of the title or the linked PR.
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by temp0826 1y ago
I do suspect "visions" can come from different sources as well. I've worked at an ayahuasca retreat center and have drank about 500 times so had some opportunities to investigate this. My vision is typically very "closed
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by temp0826 1y ago
His work on Subsurface and some other stuff keeps him afloat
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by temp0826 1y ago
My favorite supermicro facepalm will always be when you could set the IPMI encryption cipher to "none" (ipmitool -C0) and bypass actually needing any password at all. (Though I don't think this was unique to supermicro actual
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by temp0826 1y ago
Very cool, we had a couple of these (along with a couple HP-UX and SGI boxes, amongst a sea of Sun workstations) at my first gig as a Unix administrator. It was such a treat to see the diversity of the proprietary *nix world when Linux was
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by temp0826 1y ago
However, there is a way to tell you that you haven't paid! (402 Payment Required)
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by temp0826 1y ago
Can you be certain you weren't in a k-hole when you found it?
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by temp0826 1y ago
Humbug. I feel an urge to implement token ring over fiber. Excuse me while I yell at clouds.
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by temp0826 1y ago
I don't know why it makes me a little sad that every application layer protocol is being absorbed into http.
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by temp0826 1y ago
Basically a modern version of leaflets.
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by temp0826 1y ago
Source is SWIM who worked there (doubt any of that stuff has been published)
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by temp0826 1y ago
In the early days when there were articles speculating on what Glacier was backed by, it was actually on crusty old S3 gear (and at the very beginning, it was just on S3 itself as a wrapper and a hand wavy price discount, eating the costs t
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by temp0826 1y ago
It's definitely an "on the shoulders of giants standing on the shoulders of giants" thing. Insane breakthrough technologies on top of other insane breakthroughs. Firing lasers at microscopic molten drops of metal in a control
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by temp0826 1y ago
Maybe instead of building it into the knife, it needs to be something you could attach to any knife
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by temp0826 1y ago
Life uh finds a way?
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by temp0826 1y ago
> DoOH How is the latency?
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by temp0826 1y ago
Unix systems are inherently very multi-user (check how many lines are in your /etc/passwd!). Other login users would just need to log into via other means (ssh/etc..).*
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by temp0826 1y ago
Right...you still need a regular login user (and probably a good idea to have a password set)...also for things like sudo. But that facet wasn't one that actually concerned me with this setup
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by temp0826 1y ago
> Omarchy skips installation of a login display manager. Instead, Hyprland autostarts and password protection is provided upon boot by the LUKS full disk encryption service. Pretty unconventional...Is this a bad idea?
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by temp0826 1y ago
The HN way is to colocate a cluster of these and put them behind a F5
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by temp0826 1y ago
Not exactly the same goal but in the ballpark, reminded me of the linux-libre patches (removes binary blobs and non-gpl code from the kernel)- https://www.fsfla.org/ikiwiki/selibre/linux-libre/

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