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by xxpor 4y ago
Does an RPi 4b even have virtualization extensions? I'm wondering even if it can even run KVM.
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by xxpor 4y ago
Between my electric heat, dryer, stove, water heater, and car it's easy to get close to the limit, and that's before anything that runs on 120, like computers, a refrigerator, lights, or washer.
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by xxpor 4y ago
Just to clarify here: when you talk about a "main fuse", you mean one that sits between the meter and the entire rest of the panel, correct? So individual circuits would be downstream of the main switch. For context, most American
574.
by xxpor 4y ago
So do American stoves. I have a 50A/240V circuit for my stove. Three phase on the other hand is a slight of hand, since that gives you more power than what 230V would imply ;)
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by xxpor 4y ago
that's it?? that's not enough to even power an electric stove
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by xxpor 4y ago
>Did you know that Sabre charges their customers on a per-API call basis? The original cloud service!
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by xxpor 4y ago
I use proxmox, which is more or less a VM and workflow manager on top of KVM. The overhead on something like an RPi would be ridiculous, but on modern x86 hardware with an IOMMU (VT-d in Intel speak, AMD-Vi for AMD), the overhead of passing
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by xxpor 4y ago
I'd agree with that. Of course, figuring out where the "non-trivial" line is is the hard part ;)
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by xxpor 4y ago
As does AWS. Of course, they have to be Certified (TM). OTOH, the general principle of "just have a giant in memory DB" isn't actually that crazy. In fact, a lot of the complex distributed data storage systems that a lot of s
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by xxpor 4y ago
As a programmer, your value prop/job/business isn't delivering code. It's solving business problems. If a library lets you do that faster, then it's a good idea. Flexing your ability to code has no place in the real
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by xxpor 4y ago
That's not being lazy, it's being sane. Nothing's worse than screwing up something basic that should have been handled by a library. Leftpad might be on the too many libraries end, but that's an extreme example.
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by xxpor 4y ago
From the wiki, my understanding is the licence is $0.25 a unit, not $10?
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by xxpor 4y ago
I run OPNSense. They're not the same thing. I meant who competes in the WiFi HW space?
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by xxpor 4y ago
The problem from my end though is, who really competes with them? No one else offers the same level of control at the same (or even close) price point.
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by xxpor 4y ago
1500... per year? I use more than that by myself per month. Granted, I have all electrical appliances, heat, and a car, but even without those I have to imagine I'd still use significantly more. Thank god for being on hydro I guess.
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by xxpor 4y ago
When's the next QE2 journey? ;)
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by xxpor 4y ago
If she's under 16, you don't need a passport (or equivalent), if entering by land or sea: "The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative requires U.S. citizens, age 16 and older, to present a valid, acceptable travel document, s
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by xxpor 4y ago
France gets most of their mustard seeds from Canada, much to the average person's surprise: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/07/27/france-musta...
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by xxpor 4y ago
NBER is not a federal agency. It's a non-profit, whose funding is partially from the US gov via grants.
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by xxpor 4y ago
60 mbit 4k (same as bluray) would be sick
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by xxpor 4y ago
Consumer demand is shaped by credit availability. Regardless, the issue with electric cars right now is almost entirely supply constraints, not demand. You have to wait months or even over a year depending on which particular car you want.
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by xxpor 4y ago
No one ever said it's up to the consumer, it's up to the market. Granted, California banning them isn't the market, but the bank not offering loans is.
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by xxpor 4y ago
This is less true in a world where zoning and other process roadblocks prevent you from building new housing, i.e. competing.
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by xxpor 4y ago
Die Energie, pronounced basically like "en-er-gee", where the g is like gulp, not like jump (or... energy), and ee is long e ([i])
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by xxpor 4y ago
The AfD support there is quite worrying.
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by xxpor 4y ago
>I make around $120ish working for a non-profit. I mean it's not SV money but no matter how much money I make I am eventually be lying on my death bed and the only thing I will have to comfort me will be the memories of good I left
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by xxpor 4y ago
Unfortunately they won the FirstNet contract.
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by xxpor 4y ago
On ATT they won't let you use an unlocked phone with VoLTE, and so with the 3g shutdown, that means no calling.
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by xxpor 4y ago
>Does this person have 200M to pay back? If not, put him back in jail The US doesn't have debtor's prisons. They should be in jail, but not because they can't pay fines.
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by xxpor 4y ago
There're some Arch-derived distros that are basically just Arch + some choices made for you + an installer, like https://endeavouros.com/

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