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by toast0 4mo ago
I don't work at this level, but there's lots of things you can do. a) you migrate in increments, so even if your migration needs to run old and new to compare, you don't need to do it for everything at once. b) you probably h
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by toast0 4mo ago
Mostly US apartments don't go beyond a certain size, after that you need a house or maybe a townhouse. Double maybe a condo, but those usually don't go bigger than apartments either. Apartments are for dense housing, big apartment
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by toast0 4mo ago
Last fall I got two roughly similarly speced laptops running windows 11 professional. On one, I went through and disabled a bunch of junk with the policy editor and it feels much better than the other. I'm sure you could use one of the
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by toast0 4mo ago
Yes, I have 10g over cat5. I don't need it, but I have it. Ethernet specs are for cabling in dense conduit. Most people don't have dense conduit in their house. Much cable tests better than the rating on the jacket.
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by toast0 5mo ago
You can get boards with pci-e 5.0 x8/x8, which might bottleneck your gpu enough to see on benchmarks, but wouldn't bottleneck your nic, if you have a pci-e 5 nic (which might actually be a 400Gbs nic, whoops) Anyway, priorities. N
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by toast0 5mo ago
In my house, I've got a switch at tvs with multiple devices. One place with two desktops has a switch, although when I finish up some stuff, I'm going to reterminate the phone line that's there as rj45 so both desktops can ge
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by toast0 5mo ago
Depending on when your landline phone jacks were put in, you might be able to reterminate with rj45 and run something-baseT, although you'll need four pair to hit gigE or better. Works better if your house was wired with home runs to s
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by toast0 5mo ago
At 10g, sfp+ switches are cheaper and more available than 10gbase-T switches. Fiber transceivers seem reasonable, but I could be off; I've only looked a little at fiber prices, I already have cat5 in the wall, so I'm on DAC for ne
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by toast0 5mo ago
Having had my employer bought by FB, there were some exceptional teams in FB that were nice to work with, but those weren't really running like regular FB teams, so there you go. I really hoped the FB orgs would change, at least a bit,
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by toast0 5mo ago
Even .us ??? Pretty sure I used my usual domain (enslaves.us) with them for wireless and california landline and u-verse.
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by toast0 5mo ago
If you disable caching on your recursive resolver, I guess that works... But I think there is a real issue if caching recursive resolvers don't revalidate delegations. If .com tells you the example.com nameserver is ns1.example.com wit
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by toast0 5mo ago
> Just to throw it out there, surely we've ruled out ECC RAM gets away with worse modules because the checking bit will catch it? Doubtful. With proper support, you get reports/counts per bitflip. Most people will swap out ram
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by toast0 5mo ago
They run their payment systems on ps3??? Somebody bought into the marketting a bit much.
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by toast0 5mo ago
There's very little rural in San Francisco city/county, so a hypothetical sf electric utility wouldn't have to spend a lot on that either.
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by toast0 5mo ago
It's handy if you run a service and the internet runs clients you didn't write to access said service. (or vice versa) Also handy if the internet is running a DDoS reflector and you're being targetted. Otherwise, usually no s
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by toast0 5mo ago
My dad had trouble getting the Panzer General / other General Series to run. iirc, the installer is 16-bit, there's problems with too much disk space and/or too much ram, and then there's cryptic error messages. Oh and t
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by toast0 5mo ago
> I won’t say I think outer space is easier, but the problem space is very different. You didn't even mention pressure. Space is only 1 atm off of sea level. 100 meters below the surface is 10 atm more than at sea level ... all sort
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by toast0 5mo ago
In southern california, they have santa ana winds[1], which are often hot and very dry. When I lived there it was pretty unpleasant when they were strong. A hot wind in a place that's much warmer would be a lot of heat stress for peopl
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by toast0 5mo ago
I thought I had disabled animations on android, but it looks like I have it set for half duration. Probably because I had run into some apps with bugs when animations are disabled, and making them run twice as fast as normal is more compati
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by toast0 5mo ago
> They should simply publish a full dataset of the census, with no such data coarsening/differential privacy/ etc... They do. After a substantial delay. Pretty handy for geneological research, while protecting privacy for the l
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by toast0 5mo ago
All of my professional jobs have been contingent on background checks and validating (to some degree) the things I put in the record. If I say I have a degree, they call to verify. They called to verify work history, although not being able
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by toast0 5mo ago
> A centaur is a normal person with stronger-than-human legs. Well also more numerous than human legs... And the whole two torsos thing https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/Te
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by toast0 5mo ago
I left WA in 2019, while the business api program was still very early, but that looks pretty close to pricing for SMS. Which makes market sense (imho) because it's a substitute good. SMS pricing varies wildly by destination country, s
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by toast0 5mo ago
I'm 22 years into real professional software development (I've semi-retired, but the world still needs debugging). Plus a few years of junior level IT/sysadmin stuff. Of course, my code is perfect by now. But my code runs on
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by toast0 5mo ago
Mario games have reduced the difficulty a lot, although you should probably compare Mario Wonder with SMB 1-3. Odyssey is more comparable with Mario 64. One of the things though is when most peopley play SMB 1-3 today, they're playing
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by toast0 5mo ago
Having heard radio interviews with and without 'internal editing' to remove ums and ahs, most of the time I'd rather the edited version. It's more concise and focused, and I find it easier to comprehend. Too many ums and
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by toast0 5mo ago
A shot is ~ 35 ml to 50 ml, so one to three shots a day. :p
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by toast0 5mo ago
> Moreover, that the very notion of a "tactical nuke" makes escalation more likely. Sorry, but the notion exists, and the bombs exist. With n=2, likelyhood of nuclear escalation is hard to predict, but access to tactical nukes
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by toast0 5mo ago
I mean, you do you, but I'm not sure how to take this. Maybe I'm a master debugger, but a lot of the problems I run into and debug tend to reoccur, sometimes in different circumstances, sometimes in the same circumstances (which c
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by toast0 5mo ago
> If enough people were knocking several cents per kWh off their bills, would they just end up charging more for the infrastructure to make up for the loss? Traditional residential electric utility billing puts a lot of emphasis on usage

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