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Cogent AS174 and NTT AS2914 have de-peered in Europe(benjojo.co.uk)
3 points by wut42 3y ago|0 comments
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Rust 1.76.0(blog.rust-lang.org)
9 points by wut42 3y ago|0 comments
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by wut42 3y ago
Hah! Mastodon's frontend reading experience is weird. Your original post link doesn't show all these additional posts.
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by wut42 3y ago
To be fair that toot wasn't very convincing either. 404media did a bit more of research and asked clarification from Fortinet.
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The Viral Smart Toothbrush Botnet Story Is Not Real(404media.co)
17 points by wut42 3y ago|4 comments
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by wut42 3y ago
I think it does, as Mistral usually do their own models, and also, they couldn't fully commercialise Mistral Medium if it was LLama 2 based.
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by wut42 3y ago
It has been confirmed by the Mistral CEO: > To quickly start working with a few selected customers, we retrained this model from Llama 2 the minute we got access to our entire cluster — the pretraining finished on the day of Mistral 7B r
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AMUSEd: Efficient Text-to-Image Generation(huggingface.co)
2 points by wut42 3y ago|0 comments
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by wut42 3y ago
Yes, it's mostly a new training technique (that is impressive: "PIXART-α only takes 10.8% of Stable Diffusion v1.5's training time"). I'm not really sure if it really improves the image quality over SDXL, but it may
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by wut42 3y ago
Per Google's docs: > For websites with many short-lived pages like job postings or livestream videos, we recommend using the Indexing API instead of sitemaps because the Indexing API prompts Googlebot to crawl your pages sooner than
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by wut42 3y ago
Probably some sort of crawling. When Twitter became shortly logged-in only, google could not display tweets in search anymore.
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by wut42 3y ago
A legacy format... that still lives on as the mp4 container.
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by wut42 3y ago
The thread posted yesterday about Czech Republic's IPv4 deprecation plans had at least a comment about IPv4 with extras octets. I am pretty sure that even once IPv4 will be fully dead and replaced by v6, people will still rant about th
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by wut42 3y ago
Is there any good alternatives to Amazon print-on-demand ?
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by wut42 3y ago
If I remember correctly, he sent him a letter about ReiserFS removal from the kernel out of curiosity.
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by wut42 3y ago
Probably a dupe as I posted the HTML version first: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39042626
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Hans Reiser on ReiserFS deprecation in the Linux kernel(ftp.mfek.org)
417 points by wut42 3y ago|438 comments
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by wut42 3y ago
"Tracker" is a bit abused. A tracker just keeps track of peers on a given hash. Websites offering an index aren't the same thing. No-one directly uses the website opentrackr.org, they just put the UDP tracker in their torrent
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by wut42 3y ago
They doesn't. It seems to either not serve anything at all on https, or use a cert that doesn't match annas-archive.org. (Verified using a RIPE Atlas query: https://atlas.ripe.net/measurements/65855880 )
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by wut42 3y ago
It would not. It is not allowed by the CAB forum. You have to use non third party DNS Resolvers to verify dns-01 certs.
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by wut42 3y ago
> There is a new zfskeys rc(8) service script, which allows for automatic decryption of ZFS datasets encrypted with ZFS native encryption during boot
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by wut42 3y ago
Docker is a container based tech. the binary compatibility won't help.
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by wut42 3y ago
>This is installed by adding a shady repository to your apt sources.list... In the article they show a video which shows the user downloading FDM from the official website, and the file coming from that repo.
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by wut42 3y ago
There's a reason that OVH is usually seen as a trash, low quality provider. :)
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by wut42 3y ago
OVHCloud builds their own DCs.
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by wut42 3y ago
It signifies a "conformed signature": a legal way to sign an electronic document using a typed signer's name instead of an actual signature.
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by wut42 3y ago
How does it bypasses rate limits ? it's using the same API as the native web app / mobile app.
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by wut42 3y ago
Availability/Scale. Paxos can expand as long as the number of participants nodes are odd (3, 5, ...), in a master-master fashion.
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by wut42 3y ago
It is the Clichy's one. It's not that dug into, where did you get that from? (Used to work there circa 2010). I think the water retention made its way to the battery rooms. No recent floods (nor rain) in Paris (nor most of france)
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by wut42 3y ago
It happened at GlobalSwitch Clichy, near Paris. From what I gathered from a french forum[1], it started with a flood and then a fire. No rooms have been affected, apparently. [1]: https://lafibre.info/datacenter/incendi

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