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by wtcactus 3y ago
Thank you for that. We were talking about this internally just now. A team member from South Africa was just talking referring the collaboration with Max Plank Institute here, hence the name (which was SKA-MPI, and just now became SKAMPI).
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by wtcactus 3y ago
Disclaimer. I work for the SKA. This article is totally wrong in some many ways, that I'm just dumbfounded. I think this was written by some AI that has no clue about reality. Allow me to correct just a few points: 1st. China is a late
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by wtcactus 3y ago
They cost a lot more that hey bring in. So, no, they should be expected to receive anything, up to the point where they pay all their incarceration expenses with that salary.
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by wtcactus 3y ago
No, it's not. There are absolutely no real statistics that confirm what you claimed.
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Black and/or poor criminals. The key word here is "criminals".
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I don't have a problem against this if certain checks are in place, and I think it should be expanded. Society shouldn't pay twice for a crime against their citizens. Criminals should be punished, but society should profit from th
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by wtcactus 3y ago
No, that's not similar at all, and it says that right in the 1st paragraph "Spanish rapper sentenced to jail time on charges including insulting the monarchy and praising terrorist groups". You are comparing a case where some
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by wtcactus 3y ago
What is interesting about this comment, is that - unlike what is clearly the poster intent - it can be equally applied to Democrats or Republicans. That's the real problem we are facing. Too many people believing they represent the &qu
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by wtcactus 3y ago
John Oliver is a comedian, clearly someone with an agenda, that sends his children to very expensive schools where the issues that many children face while at school don't exist, and that doesn't mention any data other than anecdo
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by wtcactus 3y ago
I see a lot of comments here using the terms ZFS and Open ZFS interchangeably. But to my understanding, these are 2 different things. - ZFS is the very stable, non open source project that only works on BSD. - Open ZFS is an effort to rewri
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by wtcactus 3y ago
This is abusing the term children. The majority of this number are adolescents between 15 and 18 that are active participants in the conflict. Also, it should be noted that even the source for the 6000 UNRWA is providing comes from the Gaza
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by wtcactus 3y ago
I would say that's more cultural that you state. I absolutely have no attraction for processed food or sauce (well, except for olive oil, which can be considered a sauce I guess). Sugar, well, I do enjoy some home made cakes, but littl
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by wtcactus 3y ago
I see people suggesting alternatives in the comments, I just wanted to give a small hands-on experience of running XCP-ng at work and Proxmox at home. 1. XCP-ng is a bit more polished and stable than Proxmox. Both are supposedly level 1 hyp
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by wtcactus 3y ago
This is a sensationalist title. Kepler, for instance, had very clear proof, from the observations of planetary positions he "inherited" from Tycho Brahe
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Why do I need a new car if mine is working just fine? I don't get it how common sense went so much out of the window when discussing these issues, that people are now effectively arguing that's more environmentally sound, to build
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by wtcactus 3y ago
Minimum wage where I live is 830€/month. Fuel is taxed at about 60% (mostly with environmental excuses from the state). Electricity is at an all-time high because we spend a huge amount of money making it "green". People can&
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by wtcactus 3y ago
Well, yes. The only block of countries reducing it are the EU (making our life miserable), the USA at most is maintaining it, and China, India, all of Africa and mostly all others, are pumping out more and more of it. European are sacrifici
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by wtcactus 3y ago
Well, the only thing I still subscribe is Prime, and that's just because where I live, Amazon deliveries aren't free (even the standard ones). I run Radarr, Sonarr and the likes in my homelab and have a somewhat old Nvidia Shield
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by wtcactus 3y ago
Well, I was still using pfSense over opnSense due to a bit more polish and having proper Tailscale integration. As soon as Tailscale has proper integration on opnSense, I'm definitively moving on. The CE version of pfSense has very out
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by wtcactus 3y ago
Aljazeera is simply not a neutral reporter about the situation in the middle east. They are biased to the point you just can't trust their journaling. What happened with the news about the hospital bombing by Israel, that supposedly ki
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by wtcactus 3y ago
Unless we are at the point where we concede that hard-left is, by nature, totalitarian: which would be a welcome fresh breath of hair to the political discourse. The therm "hard-right libertarian" is nonsensical. Libertarianism is
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by wtcactus 3y ago
I've been trying for almost 1 year, to get a Pi 4 at MRSP and it's impossible due to production shortages, but they decided it was a good idea to thin even more the production lines with a different model. Sincerely, it seems a ve
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by wtcactus 3y ago
I'm going on a limb here, and state that 99% of actual developers, would get much happier to have the salary this person takes divided amongst them, than to have her sticking around coming up with "happy" activities.
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by wtcactus 3y ago
She is a "talent manager" hardly what we call an important employee for the company. As part of the ongoing internal shifts in companies, they are actually happy to see these people leave and focus on the workers that actually bui
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by wtcactus 3y ago
From the top of my mind (I'm not near the deployment right now): - Temperatures - Fan speeds - Centralized metrics for all VMs
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by wtcactus 3y ago
"In a 2020 journal article for the American Society on Aging, Kushel wrote that of all the homeless single adults in the early 1990s, 11% were aged 50 and older. By 2003, she says that percentage grew to 37%." Society has been bui
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by wtcactus 3y ago
Nice nifty project, he had me until the "no alerting" part. Anyway, I might still deploy this in a Proxmox homelab where I don't want to fight with the complexity of a grafana dashboard.
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by wtcactus 3y ago
I am wondering if there is any special hardware needed for the "silent printing" calibration on the A1 Mini, or if this is just a firmware update away from getting into the P1S and X1 Carbon.
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by wtcactus 3y ago
It wasn't the 80s, it was the 90s, and yes, the minimum wage in the 90's was the same as it is today when adjusted for infusion. [1] It's must be easy to be you on discussions, when you just ride the Gish Gallop with your arg
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by wtcactus 3y ago
And I see a virtue signaling middle class guy, that never once touched a working class person in his life. My parents are working class, they lived on minimum wage or next to it all their life. Never, for once, they lived on welfare. But th

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