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1y ago
7 years, 20 servers, same here.
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1y ago
Isnt the weakness here that there was nothing encrypting the actual key? On a laptop luks key stored in a tpm would usually be encrypted using your passphrase
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1y ago
> Here in this grey matter originated the inventions that he had no time to bring to fruition: the submarine, the parachute and the spare tyre. Wouldn't it be nice if Slovak's had their own Jára da Cimrman?!
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1y ago
I used GTHost in the US. Performance is not bad but you do end up paying more if you need 1gbit/s link.
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1y ago
ugh 235$ a month for a 4TB SSD?! You can buy one for that price and have some money left over
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1y ago
Shouldn't be too difficult for C# with Roslyn
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1y ago
Yeah! What a useless metric. Who would want to go to China, Brazil or Vietnam when you can visit Cincinnatti! /s
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Isn't this only exploitable if you expose Kestrel to the internet? They (used to?) recommend to put a proxy in front of it so I would guess most deployments are done like that
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1y ago
Wait until you hear about closing of the Dutch gas fields. 40 bcm3 ~15% of EU gas consumption closed due to cracks in 5000 houses in Groningen.
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1y ago
Are those numbers inflation-adjusted? I feel like inflation in market caps/valuations was a lot higher than in consumer prices
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1y ago
I think that DATAS also has more knobs to tune it than the old GC. I plan to set the Throughput Cost Percentage (TCP) via System.GC.DTargetTCP to some low value so that is has little impact on latency. https://learn.microsoft.com
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1y ago
Heh on Facebook you don't even need any clicks. I logged in after a few years and the first video among the facebook shorts or whatever it's called was a woman removing her underwear.
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1y ago
You could get pretty close to the cost 1$/TB/month using Hetzner's sx135 with 8x22TB so 140TB in raidz1 for 240 eur. Maybe you get a better rate if you rent 200 of them. Someone else takes care of a lot of risks and you can s
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1y ago
There were a few 0.5MW NedWind 40/500 just out of Medemblik, decommisioned in 2016 though
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Same with the headphones. I got a WH-1000xm3 that all reviews praise for sound quality and it sounds like complete shit, muffled, over emphasizing bass, no clarity. You're supposed to "fix" it using EQ. And you can't eve
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1y ago
You can embed mermaid uml markup in github and gitlab issues
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Passkey support for ASP.NET Core identity
(andrewlock.net)
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They sold them off to Cirdan, they are not doing much with the software...
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> If you want files in TIFF format, you (the lab tech) have to take an action to export a side in TIFF. It can take up a fair amount of lab tech time. Worse, you have to do it manually one by one in their interface, it takes like 30 minu
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1y ago
Who was the president when Barr's show was cancelled in 2018? Some woke guy?
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iirc it had problems with named instances - only on some newer version of sql server
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X user creates app that generates foreign AI influencers to push infra fixes
(notebookcheck.net)
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While that's strictly true, there are a lot of people who wouldnt mind living across the fence from a solar farm. Not so many want to live next to a nuclear power plant. Irrationaly perhaps but still.
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> It is such a normal progression to make an api and dogfood it internally, iterate until you have something you feel comfortable supporting indefinitely, and then expose that api publicly For a hobbyist? Sure! For a company with half th
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To be fair there is like 500 paragraphs of content after it
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Amazing progress, some LINQ constructions were made 300 times faster. But reasoning over what code does heap allocations is getting more and more complicated. I guess intuition has to give even more way to benchmarking
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Major shake-up looms for medical imaging AI platform sector
(auntminnieeurope.com)
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> DO. NOT. USE. THIS. PACKAGE > Used by 9.9m https://github.com/qix-/node-simple-swizzle
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content-security-policy: default-src 'self'; (and not sending crypto transactions): No need to worry about CVEs in js
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It's not like these packages are super sophisticated million LOCs masterpieces. ansi-regex is literally just this: export default function ansiRegex({onlyFirst = false} = {}) { // Valid string terminator sequences are
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