ulzeraj

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by ulzeraj 5y ago
I always wanted to go full native ipv6. However all the ipv6 enable ISPs I’ve used in multiple countries will give you a /64 address, which cant be subneted without some ugly hacks. Worst part is that there is no reason for that. There
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Speaking of sandbox is there a way on MacOS to contain corpocrap(TM) that insists on running installation wizards that require admin privileges on 2022? My employer requires a certain unpopular remote access client suite that installs unnec
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Wait a minute. Is that why Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 7 is named Stell Ball Run? I never put too much thought about the title. Not American too so I have no idea if Steel Ball Run is a popular term.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Pure FreeBSD boots in less than a minute from the SDCard. Have you tried plugging in a serial cable to check what service is slowing down the boot?
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
I was using wireguard-go on FreeBSD jail running on top of an APU2C2 board. Torrenting from my laptop caused wireguard-go cpu usage to spike to high loads and 30-50% CPU usage. Loading wireguard-kmod on the host machine plus some devfs rule
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
This guy Archs (btw).
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Chill. I listen to JR but thought the joke was funny.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
The installation wizard for workspace and realtime engine on macOS installs 6 or more background services as root which you don't actually need if your provider just gives you an ICA file to login.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Spare a prayer for us tortured souls who need to work with Workspace and HDX Realtime Engine.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Am I wrong when I say this type of opinion normally comes from infrastructure personal? I say that because I've never seen a standard so easy and seamless for a developer to get his code running.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Within less than a year of use my AirPod Plus now makes very annoying buzzing sounds when the microphone is used or any other vibration happens. Its like having a wasp inside your ear. This only happens in transparent and noise reduction mo
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Its more complicated than that. If you already have some maybe having more of that specific thing is more a hassle than a benefit. Or maybe you don't value that thing at all. What value has a premium steak to a vegan? If your house is
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
There is no such thing as inherent value. Value is subjected to the individual who makes decisions on the margin.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
USDC is not Tether
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
> I used to develop on Linux, but eventually wanted something that "just works" so I switched back to Windows. Much less time spent tinkering and more time spent getting things done, and WSL saves me from having to learn Powers
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Windows 10 and 11 retail "user experience" seems to be written with telemetry in mind. You as a home user don't even need to pay for windows anymore if you are ok with the watermark. However you shouldn't mess with their
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
You can run Sphinx on your own hardware. You can pay bills on El Salvador with any LN wallet connected to any node.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
> The mere fact that these peer-to-peer and decentralized alternatives exist, and that some portion of users will prefer to use them, is what makes this technology distinct. I can imagine projects that can run on cheap hardware thriving
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
> In practice PoS chains have hundreds of nodes or more. Is that supposed to be a lot? I look at the node requirements for these new chains and they mention monstrous amounts of cpu and storage power. > In Bitcoin, nodes can't st
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Sphinx chat payments work exclusively on Lightning and so is the El Salvador Chico wallet. Why do people keep using the same uninformed arguments every time bitcoin is mentioned?
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Look for a video of his speech during the Bitcoin conference that happened in Miami this year. Some activist invaded the area blaming him for censorship and then he proceed to apologetically explain that the pressure comes from the companie
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
My opinion on PoS is that because no other community that I know of outside of bitcoin has a culture of running nodes normal people will just stake through exchanges. Now you have these exchanges acting not only as the in and out ramps but
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
Probably some forced course laws that demands prices be defined in local currency. If you ever lived in countries with irresponsible central banks like Brazil or Argentina you'll notice there are often laws to dissuade you from using t
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
I wonder why WHO skipped the letter Xi.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
ZSH plus oh-my-zsh cd’ing into a git repo with large LFS files will hang your shell even on very fast NVME storage.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
> These vintage ads for cocaine and cocaine paraphernalia show how crazy and disturbing the 1970s were. Things are more disturbing nowadays because people go through violent routes to get their drugs. Its still there and its worse but at
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
I’m ashamed to confess that licking those pretty cubes was the first thing that passed through my mind.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
I have a question about this. I don't use unencrypted storage and RPis have no hardware accelerated extensions. But modern SSDs do, and IMO it is good enough for some stuff even considering the issues. They call it Self Encrypted Disks
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
I like Blik. Is dead simple to use specially on the internet. Did not knew about the p2p thing. Thanks.
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by ulzeraj 5y ago
> you potentially end up working for the OS rather than the OS working for you The irony is that in using Windows 10 and 11 you are actually generating revenue to MS from their data collection and ads integrated within the core OS. You a

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