tremon

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by tremon 1y ago
Wait, the containerized application broke because of a host upgrade? That's some leaky container you have there. This sounds like a business setting, so this sounds like a good opportunity to advocate for testing hardware, a testing bu
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by tremon 1y ago
$ grep tmpfs /proc/mounts udev /dev devtmpfs [..] tmpfs /run tmpfs [..] tmpfs /run/lock tmpfs [..] tmpfs /run/shm tmpfs [..] tmpfs /tmp tmpfs [..] cgroup_root /sys/fs&#
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by tremon 1y ago
Having swap "disabled" forces your system to swap out executables to disk Read-only pages are never written to swap, because they can be retrieved as-is from the filesystem already. Binaries and libraries are accounted as buffer
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by tremon 1y ago
The problem is that SSH is usually the admin interface to the system. You don't want unnecessary moving parts between you and your remote shell access when you need to troubleshoot a half-running system.
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by tremon 1y ago
Note that this will still allow systemd-udevd because it's packaged under its original name, udev.
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by tremon 1y ago
chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf It's the only long-term solution to that problem that I endorse. Every attempt of working with the system, whether via systemd.network, resolved.conf or resolvconf, has always eventually bit
847.
by tremon 1y ago
Trying to prove something regarding Tesla by linking to the personal disinformation platform of Tesla's CEO makes me laugh.
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by tremon 1y ago
The Netherlands is an accountant's wet dream. Everyone with assets here has a personal double-layered corporate structure where the assets are held by the one company, but they're nominally employed by the second one. Even cars fo
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by tremon 1y ago
I have enough experience and knowledge to know what not to buy What kind of experience do you mean here? Do you go by brand name, or specific clues in product images? Because I have a hard time trusting the product descriptions on these m
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by tremon 1y ago
What makes you so sure there will be a next administration?
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by tremon 1y ago
the far-right AfD might be banned using these laws but the whole system has been dragging its feet How is this any different than how in the US, the far-right insurrectionist that orchestrated Jan6 should have been banned from pursuing pu
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by tremon 1y ago
You can either configure unattended updates (e.g. cron-apt or unattended-upgrade), or you can give system administration privileges to other users so they can accept pending updates. I don't think the latter is granular enough to only
853.
by tremon 1y ago
In case of OEM, the license is never directly owned by the owner of the machine; the license is tied to the hardware, and you're selling it on with its license key attached. If you activate Windows using a bought license, that license
854.
by tremon 1y ago
If it's tied to the hardware, there is no valid reason why the repair shop wouldn't be able to activate it -- a repair shop will use the same public license servers as consumers will. Btw ACPI is a specification, not a separate pi
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by tremon 1y ago
Once you deny PII processing many sites don't load GA etc The way you phrase this is expressly non-compliant with the GDPR, because what you're describing is an opt-out. To be compliant, websites should only load GA etc after yo
856.
by tremon 1y ago
Europe is regularly growing new tech startups, even online tech. The main problem is US vulture capital swooping in and buying it up as soon as it outgrows the local market, followed by everyone pretending it was developed in the US.
857.
by tremon 1y ago
Are you saying that the early web only existed in the USA? I did not witness a growth in mass shootings here in Europe from that time. Those things did not happen until Web 2.0.
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by tremon 1y ago
They believe their wealth can shield their chilren from the bad effects of climate change. They think there will be enough of the world left in a functioning state to retain their current level of luxury, and don't care about the rest.
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by tremon 1y ago
I earnestly believe the midterm elections will happen far too late to have any impact. Look at how much has already been dismantled in the first six months: - people are being disappeared in broad daylight, by masked mercenary squads and wi
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by tremon 1y ago
There's two things that made me switch from tmux to screen: - persistence of layouts. Screen doesn't remember if you had a split view open, it always opens the current terminal in full screen. - screen's default hotkey ^A cla
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by tremon 1y ago
I'm unsure what argument you are trying to make here? The page you linked makes no reference at all to nVidia. And directly below where it mentions Java (web servers are not mentioned at all, only web browsers ), it also excludes:
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by tremon 1y ago
Put differently, tolerance is a social contract: https://conversational-leadership.net/tolerance-is-a-social-... Popper’s perspective aligns with the view of tolerance as a social contract. The protection of tolerance exte
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by tremon 1y ago
Why should SuSE be on the line for supporting nVidia, rather than nVidia itself or your hardware supplier? Or is SuSE now also selling corporate computer hardware?
864.
by tremon 1y ago
There's plenty of ways to communicate complex ideas without using complex language, as long as you have sufficient time to interact. Skills can be taught using demonstration, imitation, and correction; ideas can be drawn or acted out.
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by tremon 1y ago
The original argument was that neanderthals didn't have good language skills because "their anatomy didn't allow for making complex sounds". Pointing out that deaf or mute humans still have complex language skills seems
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by tremon 1y ago
But that's an equally bad solution, because usually the touchscreen is located on the center console and can also be operated from the passenger seat. Disabling touchscreen features is needlessly restrictive when there are two people i
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by tremon 1y ago
Should be sufficient to just use the front-facing camera on the phone, yes? Because of the screen, you can even apply your make-up with your other hand that way.
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by tremon 1y ago
I don't really disagree, but cars are still allowed to be sold with mounted touchscreens from the factory. I don't see a good rational reason why operating a mounted touchscreen phone should be illegal when operating the wipers or
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by tremon 1y ago
It's not really initrd though; the kernel uses initramfs, which is more like tmpfs (emulating a filesystem in the VFS cache) than a ramdisk (a preallocated piece of memory that emulates a block device). The files are still loaded from
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by tremon 1y ago
Fair enough, I have no practical experience with bcachefs myself.

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