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by tgtweak 5y ago
For those of you keeping track, this is about the 20th time China has declared to have banned Bitcoin or crypto. The only thing they've done is demonstrated that crypto is a threat to their all-reaching power grab and that they are mos
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Awesome, very excited and will be following the project. Let me know when you have a donate button - or if you need testbeds.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
From what I saw on docs, it seemed to be agnostic to host linux architecture (x86 or arm host), but it did say (on the desktop guide): > The apk files you will sometimes find on the internet tend to only have arm support, and will theref
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Just looking for the delta between this and anbox free/anbox cloud/genynotion cloud. No quams about paying for it honestly, just inquiring if any of these formerly paid-only (or build it yourself) features are being offered in th
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Real use cases/requirements.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Isolation probably. edit: or if it's anything like signal, the mobile app has some extra functionality that is omitted from the desktop/web client...
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by tgtweak 5y ago
What's different between this and anbox (other than support, focus, etc)? How good is the 3d support, ie: Does it support a modern version of OpenGL ES? Can it process that via host hardware support (a la angle or similar)? Can it do t
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Cool but how much does one of those servers cost... 120k? Pretty crazy stuff though, would love to see something similar from cloudflare eng. since those workloads are extremely broad vs serving static bits from disk.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Capacity isn't indicative of bandwidth peak - but I'm sure peaks are well past the terabit measure of each server is being designed for 100-400Gbps.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
They colocate these servers inside ISPs typically. Would be interesting to know, for the traffic that does go to a Netflix primary pop - how much the hottest one consumes. It feels like a luxury that they can fit their entire content librar
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I guess we're just going to gloss over how much of a terrible thing Novell Netware and Lotus Notes were to sysadmin :D
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Just wait for those "store-only" versions of windows to grow in distribution, then Microsoft touting store policy for not allowing Firefox in the store...
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by tgtweak 5y ago
The amount of dark design patterns around getting edge as the default browser is sickening. Opera was flagged as PUA by many AVs for simply changing the default browser after asking users post-install if they wanted to use that browser as
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Is it hard to see? App stores and the motivations of the companies governing them. Nothing else than that is needed to explain it.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Valheim dedicated servers are about the same overhead as a minecraft world (from what I can see running both side by side on windows anyway). It also supports linux, so you could probably do very similarly for Valheim.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
You'd be humbled (perhaps not) by how little human capital gets assigned to review and correct anything under 5-figures at AWS. The account gets put into overdue and the services stay paused, you get an email every so often (if you ev
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I think it comes down to one simple thing: Is there sufficient securities and disclosures in place for the financial vehicle (which looks a LOT like a bond). Saying "hey why can't we do what all those other (unregulated) exchan
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Use a disposable credit card (like lastcard or privacy) and set the limit to $5. Add it to your account, and the max they can charge is $5. If they let you run past it, the billing will fail, and if they don't shut it off it's on
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I've built so many bespoke crawlers for this exact purpose over the years and I always thought it would be excellent to have a platform purpose built for this - even if it just assisted simple things like authentication/login and
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Yeah the aquifer is sulfer-free but the surface water smells of sulphur in most areas.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Evaporation is substantial. They do chlorinate their own water though - at least in Disney and Universal Studios, so if they're pulling their own groundwater it would not affect the local water.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Very cool solution. I know many people that spent an extra $15k to drill 200+ft deep wells into the aquifer just to avoid the sulphur smell in the water from shallow wells. This would be a very cost effective workaround.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Caveat - timestamp servers are a thing... Having your certificate cross-signed by a timestamp server ensures that even if the root certificate expires your application can continue to run provided that a timestamp server was in fact used a
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Nir's applications are gems. They are extremely lightweight, sane and well documented, static, cost nothing and receive regular updates (19 released updates since July...) - all by one guy who actually answers his emails and blogs exc
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by tgtweak 5y ago
For whoever is counting, 5 wrongs and 4 rights do in fact still make a wrong.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
There is really very little need for 3rd party apps on this. I've yet to stump lens on any Fauna or Flora in my neck of the woods. I suspect it is location aware, which gives it a pretty big edge in filtering out duplicates.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
It's a shit-show also, with every vendor having their own solution and 0 interop. RGB addressing isn't rocket science I'm not sure why every app needs its own proprietary daemon to handle this - mercy on your soul if you hav
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by tgtweak 5y ago
First thing I do on a new Windows setup is turn on "handles", "threads", "Commit size", "NP pool" columns in task manager details... If you want to see some real offenders... have a quick look at Asus
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Good find. Looks like state of the art in liquid air energy storage was 96% on storage side and 77% on recovery. ("Thermodynamic analysis of a hybrid energy storage system based on compressed air and liquid air" by Bharath Kantha
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by tgtweak 5y ago
If you're keeping the same power input/output (50MW in this case) then you can add more tanks and scale out capacity with cost savings on storage, generation or transformation. "A bigger gas tank doesn't make the car go

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