tryauuum

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   by tryauuum 3y ago

   all the corruption investigations his team did is a redeeming quality. No one else in russia did such thorough investigations
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   by tryauuum 3y ago

   I wish we had more guns in Russia. Then the war wouldn't have happened -- how could you conscript a person if you know he can shoot you the moment you come for him?
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   by tryauuum 3y ago

   I don't know much about the US but I assumed you don't have draft since the Vietnam war? And this is why USA army has to actually produce cool ads as opposed to Russian army who just takes people. Are you suspecting that the law w
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   by tryauuum 3y ago

   I don't understand why people keep talking about nationalism and Crimea. Does it justify him being dead (which is the title post)?
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   by tryauuum 3y ago

   > Assuming there is such a thing as opposition in Russia Oh, that reminds me about people in russian internet who said that Navalny was managed from Kremlin. They kept saying this even when he went to prison. Do you as well believe in t
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   by tryauuum 3y ago

   hm.... Maybe the real solution is proving that nukes don't work
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   by tryauuum 3y ago

   I was hesitant to click on the video link but I clicked anyway Actually very carefully designed, he never calls anyone inferior or talks about extermination. To me, even if he was proudly racist (which I'm not sure he was) he still is
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   by tryauuum 3y ago

   why would russians care about what some twitter boy happily living in EU has to say?
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   by tryauuum 3y ago

   this is why it forces you to type those things, the button would have been bypassed by a five year old
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    pwgen -s 20
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    if in the past they already were using a kernel module then your reply doesn't explain anything. So they went from using hardware virtualization (provided by intel/amd) with their kernel module to the KVM one. I don't know wh
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    Is this where we are right now as a society: a terminal which doesn't die in a month is presented as an achievement? I assume the achievement part is that any CPU can be replaced transparently to the terminal running?
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    assuming you have both perimeter logs and a system which notifies a human if something is weird in logs. Do big clouds have a solution for this? I don't usually use GCP / AWS so I don't know what they have
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    when I said privacy I was had NSEC3 in mind. To be honest I have no idea how does it work / why is it a thing but it looks like it obfuscates (deleted?) subdomains to make it harder to enumerate them. This is why you see stuff like
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    DNSSEC is such a nightmare. All this "how do we make this old protocol secure and private without changing it much"
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    LinkedIn is kind of a bad example, it was blocked by roskomnadzor
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    > A compelling enough product will sell with no marketing/sales effort would it? maybe you are talking about video games and a good enough game would sell itself. But for other businesses sales / marketing / ads do matter.
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    please don't compare houses with databases, this is pointless and discussion usually degrades into house-related things
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    what was the problem? some leaking abstractions?
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    My colleague reports that this was true for him and that he periodically reinstall some drivers to restore USB functionality I tried to advertise ubuntu to him but he said he wants the 100% percent of excel and word features
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    sounds interesting, but it should be easy to launch and it should be able to saturate GPUs. Are there any dockerized projects which pick tasks from some community "render queue"?
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    Ask HN: Are there any interesting workloads to stress test GPUs?

    5 points by tryauuum 3y ago|4 comments
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    DRBD was nice to use. Great thing about it is that you can put it below the existing filesystem. I don't remember how it works, maybe it puts metadata at the end of block device so filesystem should be shrinked before I remember moving
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    sending MMS in 2023 is a crime. what next, WAP?
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    Do you use it in datacenter? Sounds like a huge investment of time with no reason E.g. if we want to protect from a datacenter employee plugging his usb stick with ubuntu and booting it on our server. We can probably solve it with UEFI with
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    at least you can run VMs with traditional boot
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    I think it's acceptable to make a sheet like that. As long as is doesn't end with "temporary"
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    yes. My weekends are mostly angst
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    Regarding YouTube I would assume yes. At this scale each day you remove many broken servers and add many more new ones
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    by tryauuum 3y ago

    Nvidia. You think if you purchased some a100 or h100 GPUs you are entitled to some firmware for them. But no, the NVIDIA enterprise support will tell you to contact the vendor through which you purchased the servers, and the vendor is as cl