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woleium
3y ago
This! A BBC mastodon instance would be a great way to go (for the UK)
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woleium
3y ago
Not that I condone this sort of thing, but folks who do need to do it should know about caffeine [0] which allows a Mac to disable it's lid switch and keep running with the lid closed. [0] https://www.macupdate.com/app&
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woleium
3y ago
so what you're saying is nothing business critical runs on Windows?
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woleium
3y ago
You can sous vide in a glass container in a water bath with a weight on it. Air is an insulator, but it gets up to temperature in time.
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woleium
3y ago
Yep, that is what caused the opensense fork
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woleium
3y ago
incidentally why I like proxmox. it's the best of both worlds.
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woleium
3y ago
Yes, the age of public anonymous social media is ending.
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woleium
3y ago
not just die, it allows you to run scheduled updates without interrupting service. I can update our gateways during the day without folks complaining. It's been a feature of pfsense for many years (the smart kids have moved onto opense
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woleium
3y ago
We don't make comments like this at HN.
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woleium
3y ago
Hanlon, is that you? Reminds me of the joke: Pavlov was sitting at the bar when the last order bell rang. "Oh shit", he thought, "I forgot to feed the dogs".
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woleium
3y ago
And the shared ip's all seem to have really spammy reputation. I guess if you get your own ip on enterprise it'll be better, but the lower tiers not so much
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woleium
3y ago
+1 for amethyst, it's a window tileing tool.
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woleium
3y ago
... for replacement. Batteries have sensitive thermal requirements, so im sure there is a reason for the layout the wayy it is.
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woleium
3y ago
Everyone loves to hate on Apple and their glue, but it's got to be hard to balance durability with repairability, especially at the volume that Apple ships.
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woleium
3y ago
We tried zoho. Had to move as the servers reputation was awful. Maybe you get your own ip if you do enterprise?
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woleium
3y ago
Still need to be concerned with the amount of latent heat generated on the planet surface
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woleium
3y ago
The Biden administration have just changed the rules about environmental assessments to include all future costs. It's a _big_ win. I'm sure there is a better source, but this covers it https://www.brookings.edu/re
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woleium
3y ago
> I think I dodged a bullet there. Bingo! Remember that the interview process is bidirectional, you are also interviewing them to see if you want to work there or not :))
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woleium
3y ago
There are a lot of you statements in this rant. It reads like a junior sysadmin who just learned (or failed to learn) an important lesson about using >/dev/null 2>&1 at the end of commands in their scripts (or, even bet
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woleium
3y ago
Surely the real reason for this project is that it's a weapon?
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woleium
3y ago
Heh, til. I'll have to take a closer look at the platform. Thank you!
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woleium
3y ago
But oh my, the security implications. Nix is great, but there's no chain of trust on where these packages come from. Did we learn nothing from 'left_pad'?
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woleium
3y ago
it's not profitable to mime Bitcoin on graphics cards any more, you need a dedicated ASIC. Ethereum was profitable, but they have moved ot proof of stake now, so there's not nearly as much demand for gpu mining
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woleium
3y ago
I've been wondering if one of these would solve folks Ikea chair problems (where the piston causes emf sufficient to make some monitors loose signal)
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woleium
3y ago
perpetual futures, first used by Chinese gold miners in Hong Kong, took off at bitmex with 100x leverage.
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woleium
3y ago
I <3 HN :))
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woleium
4y ago
Faster is still enough to be dangerous
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woleium
4y ago
just have them pick their own replacement
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woleium
4y ago
Part of this is how things work in Germany though. I was asking a German friend what would happen if you drove with a suspended license in Germany, he said "But why would you drive with a suspended license?”. I said ”maybe there's
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woleium
4y ago
looks great, but your site doesn't show pricing?
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