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by unquietwiki 4y ago
https://tldp.org/HOWTO/Large-Disk-HOWTO-4.html Since this is a custom application, I suspect you'd have to figure out where on this list your use case falls and use the appropriate NAND set.
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by unquietwiki 4y ago
I used it to help recover a messed-up Linux instance, copying files over with either Samba or NFS; think NFS kept messing up. But yeah, it'll work as a Windows-friendly file server!
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by unquietwiki 4y ago
That's really cool. It's basically a good way to practice multiple languages to see what you might like; and without an Advent of Code, I've used over 20 languages myself. I'm sad Nim wasn't on his list: I've s
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“A New Programming Metric”(narwhalbear.com)
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by unquietwiki 4y ago
Given https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/12/space-debris-expert-... came out earlier today, it could very well be mechanical, or debris induced. Planned spacewalk is cancelled; be curious to see how the sit
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by unquietwiki 4y ago
Why did I just read a 17-yo post about XP & DOS incompatibility; on a newsgroup archive that seems curated to alt-right viewership? https://reactos.org/ implements Windows roughly akin to 2003; dunno if that would be ab
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by unquietwiki 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DriveSpace There was a patent lawsuit in the 90s about drive compression software in DOS 6.2. It was yanked in .21, and re-added in .22 with some changes.
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by unquietwiki 4y ago
Windows Vista came out in 2007, and it explicitly had a dual-stack IPv4+IPv6 implementation. Around that same time, the BSDs were finishing up KAME, and Linux support was decently mature. That was 15 years ago. Software and OS-wise; with th
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by unquietwiki 4y ago
I think if you're using the Meinberg NTP client on Windows, or chrony on Linux, that's feasible. Older systems may prefer to snag it from DHCP: which probably would only do IPv4 anyway.
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by unquietwiki 4y ago
I think HE's been begging to peer to Cogent for years now. I've even seen cakes posted online.
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by unquietwiki 4y ago
You might appreciate this. Basically, it leverages Babel routing to bridge IPv4 with IPv6. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc9229/
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by unquietwiki 4y ago
Hey all... unquietwiki from r/ipv6; been lead-mod there for a while now (though the rest of the folks are really amazing on the mod-side). IPv6 has saved my bacon more times in the past 15 years, than IPv4 has fought with me. No clashi