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by toast0 11mo ago
Plenty of cars don't have a transmission dipstick. But do cars really not have oil dipsticks anymore? Other than EVs ;p Sealed radiators? No way to look for winshield washer fluid? No translucent reservoir of brake fluid?
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by toast0 11mo ago
> I haven't figured out a way to disable it, and have considered just selling this 2025 NX. I found this for the TX, might work for the NX as well? Try disabling Parking Support Brake under vehicle settings > drive assist.
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by toast0 11mo ago
> The point is that for any system that has a publicly facing (internet) part you will have to keep up to date with known vulnerabilities as published in CVEs. Not doing so makes you a prime target to security breaches. Sure, you have to
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by toast0 11mo ago
> Do you ever apply kernel patches? For my personal machines, I just run GENERIC kernels and that includes a lot, so I need to do a lot of updates. I also reboot every time I update the OS (even when it's an update that doesn't
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by toast0 11mo ago
> As much as I love FreeBSD, the release schedule is a real challenge in production: each point release is only supported for about three months. Since every release includes all ports and packages, you end up having to recertify your ma
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by toast0 11mo ago
What would FreeBSD as GPL give you? You could fork it and release FreeGPL with that license tomorrow. (Minus ZFS, but that's in contrib) Some users of FreeBSD prefer more freedoms than GPL offers. The contributors must not be put off b
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by toast0 11mo ago
At the same time, showing the IP/hostname you were connecting from was also an early internet norm. IRC, SMTP, Usenet, etc.
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by toast0 11mo ago
It's not a bad feature. My fancy car has them, and it can watch for traffic and stop/slow you opening the door if there's a car coming up that maybe you didn't see (or look for). And on mine, the same handle that you pus
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by toast0 11mo ago
Space is not much of an issue for datacenters. For one thing, compute density is growing; it's not uncommon for a datacenter to be capacity limited by power and/or cooling before space becomes an issue; especially for older datace
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by toast0 11mo ago
The top of the stack loves Outlook/Exchange. They want that calendar experience and that's what they're going to get.
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by toast0 11mo ago
Yes. If you know which stocks will do best over the next year (or other time period), only buy those.
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by toast0 11mo ago
> had deployed Elixir in a way that broke the BEAM (which he viewed as "old and deprecated") I'd love to hear more about this! > instead of using private functions as they're intended—created a pattern of SomePubli
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by toast0 11mo ago
I've worked on projects where if you wait for the requirements to be firmed up, you'll never be able to do anything. Depends on what you're trying to build if that means you need to stop and figure out the requirements or if
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by toast0 11mo ago
Also, doesn't matter if it's been done before either. Lots of very popular books are quite similar to books published before them. Sci-Fi is not immune. There's all sorts of memes about SciFi films that borrowed ideas and mot
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by toast0 11mo ago
If someone with leverage (probably Apple) was willing to put the effort to push it, we could have TCP Fast Open, and you wouldn't need an extra round trip for TCP+TLS. But also note, TLS 1.3 (and TLS 1.2 FalseStart) only add one round
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by toast0 11mo ago
> Is it possible to register e.g. X.ca.us domains today? What are the criteria required to do so? I don't think so. Godaddy won't delegate new third level domains, and I don't think the second level (states) were ever dele
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by toast0 11mo ago
The rules changed several times. My community college was occ.cccd.edu when I attended, where cccd.edu was the community college district, and they had registered their domain in 1993, but now the individual colleges have their own domain n
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by toast0 11mo ago
Some people would rather have an abstraction over io_uring and kqueue rather than choosing a single API that works everywhere they want to run, choosing to only run on the OS that provides the API they prefer, or writing their loop (and any
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by toast0 11mo ago
I've only done a little prototyping with it, but io_uring addresses the same issue as DPDK, but in a totally different way. If you want high perf, you want to avoid context switches between userland and kernelland; you have DPDK which
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by toast0 11mo ago
My combo 10base2/10baseT card begs to differ.
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by toast0 11mo ago
Geostationary satellite internet has garbage pings too.
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by toast0 1y ago
> The NET indicator is displayed when a client has not received any packets from the server in the last 300ms. This was likely aimed at players to help them determine how bad their ping was. This is not an indicator of high ping. It&#x27
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by toast0 1y ago
I dunno, the kiddo went from a 1650 Super to a 3060 and it's a lot nicer looking, I don't think frame gen and what not is enabled. Sure, that's up a notch on the SKU list and tons more VRAM. The 1650 Super was working with mo
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by toast0 1y ago
Some systems allow forcing an ECC error, but assuming that's not available, if you can adjust memory voltages or timings, you can usually encourage errors that way and confirm memtest detects ECC corrections.
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by toast0 1y ago
Social enforcement is probably all we can get, but yes, they should be disclosed. I'ma a fan of using 'affiliate link' as the anchor text, but it might offend one's html sensibilities. A brief one sentance blurb about co
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by toast0 1y ago
If Unix Time enumerated leap seconds, you couldn't convert future timestamps into localized times.
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by toast0 1y ago
A water closet is just water shelving without a door.
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by toast0 1y ago
Travel messes with a lot of people's systems.
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by toast0 1y ago
> I just stayed at the Westin in Rome, supposedly a 5 star place, but I don’t think it’s been updated in 30 years Nobody comes and takes your stars away. They earned them once and they're still using them.
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by toast0 1y ago
> Marriot,Hilton,IGT,Hyatt own almost all hotels in any area you want to go to. Best Western, Choice, Wyndham, IHG (typo?), Accor, Blackstone (Motel6), Radisson, Red Lion, Red Roof. Etc. There's lots of choices. Many (most?) hotels

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