wolfi1

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by wolfi1 6d ago
the problem is rather to automate this and upscale this and I'm not sure how safe this method is. generally speaking if the EU makes battery recycling mandatory it definitely would benefit from a method where you don't have to gri
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by wolfi1 9d ago
at that time even Intel had a RISC cpu (i960)
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by wolfi1 9d ago
my first installation was a floppy installation (slackware), yeah that was an added bonus ;)
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by wolfi1 9d ago
there is a quote from Pauli about Dirac : 'There is no God and Dirac is his prophet' Heisenberg and Dirac had different opinions on the existence of a god and Pauli, asked for his opinion, had the former to say
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by wolfi1 9d ago
concerning backups, when it comes to disaster recovery you need a strategy for restoring as well, sometimes it's not only the data you would need but the systems as well
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by wolfi1 11d ago
well, if you happen to be in a 'rm -Rf /' situation (which with agentic AI seems to be more often the case) to know how to operate in a chroot environment could be helpful
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by wolfi1 12d ago
ah, those were the days, when compiling the kernel took about 12 hours, or the switch from COFF to elf - fun times indeed
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by wolfi1 13d ago
X itself is the problem here, not the process attached to
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by wolfi1 13d ago
could xhost(1) help here?
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by wolfi1 13d ago
but sandboxing would be quite useless
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by wolfi1 15d ago
production symptom? is this equivalent to "kidney disappointment"?
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by wolfi1 17d ago
I hope one of them is Doctor Strangelove
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by wolfi1 17d ago
will Openai or Anthropic rename themselves to Skynet?
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by wolfi1 19d ago
not only in Sweden, in Germany and Switzerland as well. I guess it has the same origins in the trade unionist purchasing cooperatives at the turn of the century from the 19th to the 20th
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by wolfi1 19d ago
do they? there are reports of lost sheep which when found had a very thick fur or whatever the shepherds call it
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by wolfi1 19d ago
>Also.. uh.. isn't this.. good? I thought AI was to steal all our jobs. the problem is, the CEOs still think AI solves their problems ie minimize paid jobs
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by wolfi1 24d ago
ok, the pun is good
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by wolfi1 26d ago
so did John Rambo use the wrong light?
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by wolfi1 26d ago
even EVs still have lead acid batteries, not all, but most
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
I'm European so when I read your book I read the first time about the NSA and I totally got the wrong impression of them, might also be, that they changed a lot since then
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
time and again they still play it on the radio in my country, it's still somewhat popular
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
I and a fellow clerk at a polling station realized that it would be only 15 minutes to the opening and we were the only ones manning it. he began: " it's astounding, time is fleeting" I joined in "madness takes its toll&
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
that's about 70%!
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Windows Syscall Tables(github.com)
2 points by wolfi1 1mo ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodness_Gracious_Me_(song)
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Darth Vader Wants Flock in San Diego(404media.co)
3 points by wolfi1 1mo ago|2 comments
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
is the screen still usable?
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Harvesting coldness and solar energy for cooling,electricity, and heating(cell.com)
3 points by wolfi1 1mo ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 1mo ago
i fear the times when the chip makers change their architectures and the OS makers have to change the inner working of their OSes but then again, I guess there is an equivalent in the chip-making industry as well
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René Goscinny(en.wikipedia.org)
8 points by wolfi1 1mo ago|0 comments

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