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by xgbi 4y ago
I'll be the one to ask for it: you saying that without any hint on where and how to procure this means that I can't take your message seriously. Provide proof?
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by xgbi 5y ago
https://imgur.com/a/snP071C So much ads on this website …
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by xgbi 5y ago
I’m using the collectd package with remote output, and I configured my influxdb with collectd input!
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by xgbi 5y ago
Owrt is such a great firmware, just the right amount of power user features and works-fine-out-of-the-box simplicity. I use it on small GL iNet 150 (9€ on eBay) for plenty of things: - a wifi repeater at my wife’s work building, with an aut
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by xgbi 5y ago
Am I the only one shocked that this is required ? This is essentially advocating for SERP spam, which is the bane of my existence. Websites with generic sentences like this make everyone lose their time when they are looking for tangible in
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Ask HN: Are there jobs in Astronomy/Astrophysics for SWE?
1 points by xgbi 5y ago|2 comments
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by xgbi 5y ago
> That's 4 good years to see if the grass is greener on the Unix side There, I fixed it
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by xgbi 5y ago
This doesn't make sense, and I'm a bit worried: I "cheaped" out and have a "left side only USB-C" MBPro from 2019. Should I understand that having any kind of load on the measly 2 ports I have on my 1600€ compu
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by xgbi 5y ago
I’m sorry I’ll be bashing your content but this is, to me, the worst spam of all: the one that doesn’t add a single thing to the problem, an endless list of subject-verb-complement with phrases like “this tire is cheaper than other tires”.
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by xgbi 5y ago
Do you have power consumption numbers? Compared to the Pi Zero W, hom much more does it consumes?
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by xgbi 5y ago
Anybody has a recommendation on litterature/blogs addressing the subject of observability? I’m contemplating an SRE job offer and although I have my share of knowledge, I am still out of my league whenever I glance at the cncf map in
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by xgbi 5y ago
Not related to the OP but I’ve had many issues with non standard vendors placing breaking changes in their patch/minor releases. You think you’re updating to a relatively normal version and it actually breaks your entire production. I
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by xgbi 5y ago
I see all comments here and I’m wondering if anybody actually read TFA. This is NOT a drop-in replacement on Mac, very far from it. No volumes mount from the host, no auto port forward, complications when building images, bugs where the soc
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by xgbi 5y ago
Because if you can do it, any rootkit will be able to do it too.
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by xgbi 5y ago
> *near-orbital re-entry The first stage is far from orbital velocities when it reaches MECO and starts down, even though I strongly agree with you: SpaceX is in an entire other league.
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by xgbi 5y ago
You can create an entire VFX short film with an high end pc. You can simulate fluid mechanics and invent a new revolutionary propulsion system for aircrafts with an high end Pc. You can train a NN to recognize perilous situation from webcam
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by xgbi 5y ago
Yes that was not very subtle, sorry about that. It might be iridium flares, although it looks like he got slow moving sats, so higher in altitude. Either way, they all look like that, fast straight moving lights, not pulsating like stars, n
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by xgbi 5y ago
Somebody just posted (and deleted?) an answer to your post with a video of the night sky and a man tracking satellites as they disappear at the terminator. That guy was telling “this is cloak tech” whereas he doesn’t even understand that a
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by xgbi 5y ago
No, not ALL backups, just the first backup you do: you test that you can restore the data from it. Then you can be confident that following backups will be restorable. Corrolary: If you introduce a new folder for another service in your bac
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by xgbi 5y ago
I'm not so sure, the engines are great but they cheap out on suspensions lately. I had an MT09 Tracer that was wobbly as f. in curves and on stright lines at high speed. The rear shock was just too loose. Same for the MT07 since 2014.
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by xgbi 5y ago
I think the idea is that you plug the car after the mains switch, and you disconnect the mains from your utility when you use the car’s batteries as a source of current. So it’s manual but it makes sense, you don’t want (yet) to send back
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by xgbi 6y ago
Reminds me of https://bellard.org/jslinux/vm.html?cpu=riscv64&url=buildroo... I'd wager you could actually put a real linux shell in your website with that!
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by xgbi 6y ago
It's not really how apt works but rather how Debian works: you use apt with a specific release repository of Debian (stretch, buster or whatever ISO you installed). Debian is really strict about its releases and won't push a break
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by xgbi 6y ago
They should be required to mark it accordingly on the box with bold marking, on the front face: “I come without charger and without earplugs”
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by xgbi 6y ago
I think that saying it is for the environment and increasing prices while removing things from the box is false advertising and should be fined. Also, it should be marked prominently on the box that the device doesn’t come with a charger or
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by xgbi 6y ago
« Why is is nighttime on your cam? It’s 1PM?! »
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by xgbi 6y ago
Yep this is the issue: Sendgrid offers "well-seen" ips in their pro tier at 50$/month or so, which is 10 times what we spend on hosting..
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by xgbi 6y ago
Does mailgun have a trusted IP from where I can send emails? Sendgrid is about the same: you get a free slot for 100 mails/day but the IP is blacklisted by spamhaus so it has no use to me :/ If mailgun has the same issue, it might
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Ask HN: Affordable SMTP / Email Sender
4 points by xgbi 6y ago|9 comments
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by xgbi 6y ago
I think I understand the difficult position that they are in, and I'd rather they do that than fall to sell to some large entity their name recognition and their IP. It's a sad story, but they have changed the entire industry, and

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