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by xoa 8mo ago
Thanks for sharing, hadn't seen it but at almost the same time he made that post I too was struggling to get decent NAS<>NAS transfer speeds with rsync. I should have thought to play more with rclone! I ended up using iSCSI but t
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by xoa 8mo ago
My personal favorite is iHP48 (previously I used m48+ before it died) running an HP 48GX with metakernal installed as I used through college. Still just so intuitive and fast to me.
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by xoa 9mo ago
> Is this going to be like that submarine that guy built to bring people to the Titanic? Doubtful. Might seem counter intuitive but in some ways space is an easier problem then under water, at least once you get up there. The pressure d
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by xoa 9mo ago
> But it's not always the periapsis. > But since the impact point isn't guaranteed to be the periapsis or apoapsis, the above mentioned diametrically-opposing point also cannot be guaranteed to be an apsis. You're cor
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by xoa 9mo ago
I'm sitting behind one of these right now, got it back at the start of last November, attached to an Ergotron monitor arm. It's worth noting that there are a number of screens coming out that seem to be using roughly this panel bu
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by xoa 9mo ago
> OK, they are foreigners, but does that mean they can ignore the law and avoid paying fines? Uh, yes? Obviously? If they're willing to pay a much bigger price in the form of losing all business in the country completely and neve
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by xoa 9mo ago
Worth mentioning that links at home can use them too, jumbo frame support was rare at one point but now you can get them on really cheap basic switches if you're looking for it. Even incredibly cheap $30 (literally, that's what a
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by xoa 9mo ago
Sorry for missing this! I use Xtend SAN by ATTO [0], which has been around a long time but is still getting basic updates including native Apple Silicon support now, and seems to perform well. It uses a kext and I do worry the day may come
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by xoa 9mo ago
Yep, though you can mitigate it a little bit in various ways. For one weird example, I keep my main user Home folder on my NAS and mount it via iSCSI. Mostly that's for data integrity/size/backup purposes, but it does also ma
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by xoa 9mo ago
> They (and other elements of our healthcare industry) already make a lot more than that on treating the side effects of widespread obesity. This raises a thought I hadn't considered before: given how much money gets made off of ob
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by xoa 10mo ago
> This is very well put, thank you (though I think you got a little needlessly aggro at the end :) ). My apologies to GP if it came across as too personally aggro, I did mention the corps and their walled gardens to try to be clear on t
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by xoa 10mo ago
> The point of passkeys is that they're unexportable. Software implementations like Bitwarden/KeepassXC/etc. making them exportable go right against the point of the protocols. No, that is absolutely not the point. The po
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by xoa 10mo ago
Hard to imagine that's the a core part of it, and pretty naturally in America the clear ongoing and unprecedented (in modern times anyway) corruption on that front is the focus. But it probably doesn't hurt that she appears to jus
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by xoa 10mo ago
That's not a "flip side" just different uses. I said wide as well as tall, not just long. Truck is also useful for loose loads, including that I can put stuff (sand/gravel/soil) directly into the bed from my tractor
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by xoa 10mo ago
I live in rural northern New England, and as well on-road I have plenty of either off road or unmaintained road usage year round, and a number of loads in those conditions that exceed the width of the vehicle (so wouldn't be public roa
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by xoa 10mo ago
I've been in the market for an electric truck for a solid 5 years now to replace my aging Nissan Frontier. There has yet to be anything attractive at all that has made it into production at any price I've been able to find. Everyt
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by xoa 10mo ago
It sounds like you unfortunately have gotten yourself kinda stuck, but I very much sympathize. I too have an account dating back to iTools, and for a long time it was a major frustration that I was stuck with that original email address as
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by xoa 10mo ago
Blacklists are an inherently terrible, rights infringing approach to this sort of issue vs whitelists. It would be a lot better if the internet by default was simply considered 18+ (or 16+ or whatever a country wants). Instead, the tld syst
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by xoa 10mo ago
> The entire point of Section 230 is that carriers can claim to be just the messenger Incorrect, and it's honestly kinda fascinating how this meme shows up so often. What you're describing is "common carrier" status,
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by xoa 10mo ago
A few things: > But on the other hand, we all rally for the importance of anonymity on the internet, so it's very likely that there will be no way to find the author. So: 1) We all rally for the importance of anonymity (wrt general
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by xoa 10mo ago
This comment could use some elaboration. For those that don't know you can use a Yubikey that supports PIV as a smart card for logging into macOS and performing a range of admin authentication operations with just the PIN, not just in
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by xoa 11mo ago
It's pretty depressing as well as frustrating, watching something pretty solid get flushed in real time. This post puts words on it I hadn't really, but fading "confidence" is a really succinct foundation. There's n
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Before a Soyuz launch Thursday someone forgot to secure a 20ton service platform(arstechnica.com)
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by xoa 11mo ago
The three other replies you've gotten so far have given some generically applicable though still good answers, but I want to address something regard Cloudflare specifically: a major part of their entire core goal and value proposition
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by xoa 11mo ago
> That's true but there's also a separate element here which is there is an obvious need for aviation and not an obvious need for autonomous vehicles. At least in America, the need for autonomous vehicles is much, MUCH more ob
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by xoa 11mo ago
> We said this about 5Ghz when that came out. To the extent "we" said this, we were absolutely, 100% correct. 5 GHz was and remains a massive improvement over 2.4 GHz, exactly as hoped. But in the decade and half since demands
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by xoa 11mo ago
> And you think the same problem wouldn't exist with 6ghz? Yes. Probably because they have some basic grasp of electromagnetic reality, which perhaps you might consider studying a bit before forming strong opinions? > It will be
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by xoa 11mo ago
> According to some calculations, it should in principle be possible to colonize the entire observable universe in less than a hundred million years ...what? That doesn't seem right, just from a really quick gut check it looks like
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by xoa 11mo ago
> You mean to say a company or person will change their approach, adapt and grow as they learn how to best achieve their goal? There's nothing wrong with that in a vacuum, but it's objectively a different story when the compan
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by xoa 1y ago
> but why have different punishments based on what technology someone used? So first as foundation, I see no reason to pretend that the law is always perfectly thought through and logical particularly when it comes to crime. And even wh

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