unixhero

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by unixhero 4y ago
Sure. But the title insinuated an analysis of how information security causes one unending stress, day after 20 years if working in it one develops a hardened siege mentality etc etc etc. I have read things like that befire, which were inte
872.
by unixhero 4y ago
This is about developer burnout, and doesn't really point to anything in particular regarding infosec.
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by unixhero 4y ago
Plex is a solved problem. It works insanely well.
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by unixhero 4y ago
As a TXT dns entry? Or?
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by unixhero 4y ago
Ooh, Nvidia Drive platform.
876.
by unixhero 4y ago
Well what can I say. Really frigging cool. That's all I have.
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by unixhero 4y ago
Yes ARM isa requires less power. Why do you think we don't have mobile chips with Intel x86 instructions...
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by unixhero 4y ago
We have know this for a long time. This is one of the benefits of ARM64 CPUs as they require much less energy. What's new about his point?
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by unixhero 4y ago
What are hybrid algorithms supposed to be anyways? Half algorithm & half dictionary? Half algorithm & half user manual? Half algorithm & half class?
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by unixhero 4y ago
No I don't know the technical reasons why it is not feasible to get it running in a Jupyter Notebook. But my best assumption is that it isn't a Python library. You cannot import Apache Superset from a Python program.
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by unixhero 4y ago
Superset doesn't run in a Jupyter Notebook. So they are used differently. This seems very easily embeddable for instance. Or otherwise really practical.
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by unixhero 4y ago
Duke3d over serial worked fine
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by unixhero 4y ago
Bean counters get funding to improve cyber security and hire the techies. Respect the Excel jockies mate.
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by unixhero 4y ago
Ouch. So let's all move workloads to Hetzner
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by unixhero 4y ago
Thanks you for sharing the volumes link. Fascinating to say the least.
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by unixhero 4y ago
More speed, more content!
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by unixhero 4y ago
Which printers are part of this?
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by unixhero 4y ago
That darned microwave was insanely funny. Did the programmers put it in or did the AI think it was part of the scene and did it itself?
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by unixhero 4y ago
That AI Seinfeld show is sometimes hillarious
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by unixhero 4y ago
vbulletin is not open source and not free, although a legacy and good choice for those kinds of scenarios. Conforums seems defunct
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by unixhero 4y ago
I jumped ship from phpbb as their develoment stalled. Then I switched to Simple Machines Forum, then development if that project stalled. Then I moved to VanillaForums, then development kind of slowed there. Now I am considering Discourse o
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by unixhero 4y ago
Ask any vet if this happens all the time.
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by unixhero 4y ago
I don't care. The cat was probably put down painlessly at a vet. I don't see the issue at all. Let's not do these cancelling attempts.
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by unixhero 4y ago
The microwave is massively funny
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by unixhero 4y ago
This explains it, better than I would in an Off hand comment: https://www.devever.net/~hl/logindenial
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by unixhero 4y ago
Hahah what's up with the constant microwaving.
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by unixhero 4y ago
I like getting an Office license wand functionnality with my email.
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by unixhero 4y ago
This is absolutely true. Thanks for putting it into words. You have just defined a key metric for a happy marriage.
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by unixhero 4y ago
New York Tines has a great recipes site! https://cooking.nytimes.com/search?q=Pie
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by unixhero 4y ago
It will not go down, but you can get locked out by AI policies. This is likely.

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