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by universa1 3y ago
Not sure if the Mainboard Chipsets initially released with the Pentium iv supported the later released core2 quads... Which is actually the case for the am4, where even the cheapest, oldest Chipset (a320) can support the newest am4 CPU, as
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by universa1 3y ago
Adding to this: search for haimgel/Display-Switch[1] on GitHub, which can switch monitor inputs using DDC commands on USB connect/disconnect events. Poor man's KVM :-) [1] https://github.com/haimgel/displ
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by universa1 3y ago
Hmm, not sure on GitHub actions, but wouldn't a local ci runner solve this? A small sff/Atom PC for approx 100$ with the hardware key attached... So all that would change is where the signing part happens, either in the cloud or o
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by universa1 3y ago
The time is now, you just are not allowed to convert most agricultural into solar farms...
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by universa1 3y ago
The AMD edition of the framework 13 is about to start shipping, with payment to be made in 3 days. Time to get the 96GB of RAM... :-)
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Framework 13 AMD Shipping(old.reddit.com)
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by universa1 3y ago
I use exquilla[1] for some years now. It is paid though and costs 10€/year. Furthermore it is only mails... [1] https://www.exquilla.com/
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by universa1 4y ago
Nah, it actually was. There was a point in time where windows was vulnerable without patches, but the limited ipv4 space was available with "bot-nets"/infected PCs. It probably was something Like minutes, so if you were quick
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by universa1 4y ago
Transfer speed is not everything, latency for random access is one important factor and also performance with randomly accessing many small files... Something even nvme drives are not that fast with...
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by universa1 4y ago
Hmm... Iirc SSDs need to be powered up regularly. So storing them for years time might work, but also given the rise of qlc SSDs I wouldn't trust them for longer-term offline storage.
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by universa1 4y ago
Actually, given the high investment costs for dual-use of solar and crops, it is economically better to just do each separately and commit the area fully to one or the other. That was the essence at least I got from an article about agrivol
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by universa1 4y ago
i bought one of these on ebay for my asus x13, as that also only allows 2230 ssds... so far it is working fine :-) still at a large premium over 2280 ssds, though. But even though in principal booting and working from a usb-c attached ssd w
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by universa1 4y ago
There is a similar push in Germany, not limited to schools, but the workplace in general [1], initiated by the "Landesdatenschutzbeauftragter". [1] german only: https://www.golem.de/news/bedenken-zu-microsoft-
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by universa1 4y ago
That was my quick reaction as well... I think it would need something like the python example below, where you first check the lengths of the two arrays/lists, and then iterate over that, and not directly over the length of the first l
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by universa1 4y ago
The end of the article shows a request for just that, doesn't it? No clue about the API though... Depending on your workload you might be able to actually substitute a single 8xlarge with two 4xlarge for example... A while back I was a
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by universa1 4y ago
Not sure about the 6600, but there is a guide for Linux at least: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d_CgaHyA_n4&feature=emb_logo And this is somehow relevant (possibly), as I kept the link open. https://github.co
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by universa1 4y ago
this depends on the tld. for most tlds you buy another year of registration on transfer and thus extending the expiration. for example for .de domains though, the remaining time on your registration is dropped and you start fresh from the t
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by universa1 4y ago
iirc(!!!!) parts of the transmission line is planned as "earth" cable, so there will be no poles. This is going to be more expensive and you need to dig trenches(? not sure it is the correct word) in something like a 80-100m wide
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by universa1 4y ago
While a nice theory, this is not competitive in practice... The capital costs and loss in productivity result in about a 2 to 3 times lower profit per unit of land compared to full solar. Just put solar on the non-ideal fields (iirc about 4
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by universa1 4y ago
just skimmed through the article, but it somehow reminded me about "Playing for Pizza" by John Grisham[1], but that one is probably a somewhat lighter read ;-) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playing_for_Piz
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by universa1 5y ago
Hmm, the general idea seems to be nice, at least for inspiration... Just checked the .net job and am wondering why it doesn't use the official images by Microsoft? For me it looks more like another source to adapt from :-)
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by universa1 5y ago
mhm... interesting to read that the practice actually mirrors research with the lack of infrastructure etc..., but the need for investment in agriculture in Africa is not particularly new, even though the angle through startups/venture
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by universa1 5y ago
well, maybe was common, with a bit of money and a new kitchen I would guess it is more common to separate the two entities and not have the oven on the floor... also very neat for the dishwasher if you have the space :-)
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by universa1 5y ago
Hmm, must be customer specific then... my amazon.de mails contain the items, tracking number, etc... :-)
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by universa1 5y ago
German Amazon still lists what was ordered in both order confirmation and shipping notification mails. It also lists the tracking number and the shipping company, even though they link to their own tracking overview... So looks like it is n
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by universa1 5y ago
Even in Germany there are very few left with knobs... I think a price comparison listed like 10 models... Miele had/has some... Then there is neff with a "puck" thingy, somewhere in the middle and then some high priced stuff.
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by universa1 5y ago
I would expect most of remodels/upgrades to be induction though... At least that is the case in my social circle (another German)
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by universa1 5y ago
Given the weather conditions in Germany, without having any statistics at hand, I still would expect most people to switch tires twice a year for summer/winter seasons... ...especially since if you are on "summer" tires in th
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by universa1 5y ago
Iirc this is a spin-off of a German research institute, which most likely provided the funding for the groundwork... Productizing is then left to private enterprises German news article about it: https://www.golem.de/news&#x
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by universa1 5y ago
these academics being the indian academics supporting sci-hub? or just academics in general? anything to support your claim? or just a bad generalization?

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