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by wazoox 5y ago
From my long experience building high-end NAS servers and struggling with Macs, generally using 10GigE connections: Using SMB, the typical Mac pro can't do much better than 150/200MB/s to/from the NAS. The very same Mac
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by wazoox 5y ago
Did you try Diaspora?
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by wazoox 5y ago
That's not what I'm talking about. Notice that Airbus started assembling A320 planes in China (under Chinese pressure), then Comac was founded, most of Chinese people working at Airbus went to Comac 1000 km away to build an A320 c
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by wazoox 5y ago
Her phone is from 2014 and is perfectly satisfactory. Mine is from 2017 and will probably suffice for many years to come, too, at least as long as LineageOS supports it. My main PC is from 2008 or 2009 (it has been upgraded somewhat). I hat
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by wazoox 5y ago
And Airbus. An incredible number of people working at Airbus Tianjin factory went to work at Comac.
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by wazoox 5y ago
Nextcloud photo is pretty basic but covers all my needs: backup automatically all my pictures to the server, create albums, share them with people.
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by wazoox 5y ago
> My wife complains that none of the devices in our house work, and she’s right My wife is quite happy with her LineageOS phone. Its battery lasts days and days, though it's from 2014. She has not much trouble with LibreOffice, eith
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by wazoox 5y ago
Good job :)
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by wazoox 5y ago
First, it's not self-hosted if it's not running on my computer (or eventually my private cloud). Second it seems like it doesn't snapshot the web pages? That's the killer feature that made me use Zotero, though it's
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by wazoox 5y ago
For these there's good old "perl -T" :)
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by wazoox 5y ago
Hum, I beg to differ. I write small utilities with web frontends that run on my PC's local apache using CGI. A couple of devs from my team and I are the only persons susceptible to run them, and it's plenty fast enough. Even for a
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by wazoox 5y ago
I remember my Compaq 386SX 16Mhz with 2MB of RAM and 40MB hard drive. I played "UFO enemy unknown" a lot on it; the machine was so slow that at times the "Hidden enemy move" screen could stay up for a couple of minutes :
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by wazoox 5y ago
I'm not the target (I use almost only Linux professionally) but from a quick glance this looks very much like my firefox setup (grouping tabs: tree style tabs + sharing quickly through many apps: share backported + split screen: Nifty
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by wazoox 5y ago
And it was running on a big SGI Challenge server, too :)
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by wazoox 5y ago
I was 20 in 1991 in Europe. I was flying regularly without any flygskam. The USSR was just falling and we were all sure it was an unmitigated good (we still didn't know that the Russians will die by scores and see their life expectancy
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by wazoox 5y ago
I should try to reboot mine. Too bad the R5000 inside failed, and I had to use a spare R4600 I had around: it's been dog slow since then.
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by wazoox 5y ago
Tree style tab for me. Makes it easy to keep hundreds of tabs open and organised. I generally have about 40 open on my laptop, and between 50 and 100 on my work PC (various documentation websites, applications, etc). Not a generational thin
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by wazoox 5y ago
Like future, collapse is unevenly distributed, but it's already here. Unfortunately, people who aren't experiencing it directly prefer believing it's just not happening. Biodiversity is collapsing right now at unprecedented r
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by wazoox 5y ago
Whatever. Within a couple of decades at most we'll know who was right.
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by wazoox 5y ago
Did you check my links? "Collapse" may have several definitions; generally for a complex society or ecosystem it's a rapid simplification, reduction of exchanges and population. Here is our situation: as you may have heard, e
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by wazoox 5y ago
Food for thought: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Acceleration https://stockholmresilience.org/research/planetary-boundarie... We're most probably heading towards collapse real soon now (
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by wazoox 5y ago
In Europe, it's horribly crippled by its non-standard DC charge connector : it's using Chademo, a Japanese standard, while absolutely all other EVs (and charging stations) including the Tesla 3 use combo CCS. Then there's th
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by wazoox 5y ago
I don't know how it works on iPhones, but on Android Nextcloud does this just fine.
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He didn't give any name. The people that are supposedly "exposed" apparently are all fake witnesses, anyway, as Alex Salmond was cleared in court. This is really disgusting.
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by wazoox 5y ago
We can go further: the issue is industrial, mechanical, chemical laden agriculture. Agroforestry or simply traditional agriculture with lots of hedges, trees, small plots, etc maintained living ecosystems for millenia in our countryside.
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News and oldies concerning “Dark Emu”(cdarmangeat.blogspot.com)
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by wazoox 5y ago
North Stream 2 anyone? Why do you think Germany needs to increase enormously its gas imports from Russia? Gas is cleaner than coal, but still much worse than nuclear. That will be a serious problem to meet net 0-emission targets in 2050 as
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by wazoox 5y ago
Ah, the dotcom era. I ditched a job offer from Silicon Graphics (remember this one?) to join a startup just as the bubble started to burst (late 99). The guy who's got the job I refused then went on to be one of the early employees at
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by wazoox 5y ago
Driving at the fastest allowed speed for long duration isn't a good bet with BEV. Usually you'll get shorter trip time by driving at 110km/h and skipping a charge.
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by wazoox 5y ago
Keep in mind the scale of the experiment we're living in: between the peak of last ice age (when most of today's developed countries were either under a thick dome of ice, or dry cold steppes with roaming hordes of woolly mammoths

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