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by zaarn 6y ago
Arch's policy is to minimize patches. I think the linux kernel runs on about 2-3 patches on average per release, most other packages aren't much more either. The policy "minimal patches & close-to-default" is in my e
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by zaarn 6y ago
1) It's hard to hide things in a physical store. There are some tricks but if you want Brand A cereals and the store has them, you can find them in the cereal section. Amazon has in my experience, sometimes hidden product brands entire
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by zaarn 6y ago
My Laserprinter is connected via USB to my NAS. CUPS offers all the shenanigans, so it's autodetected by iDevices, Android, Windows and Mac on the network. Linux users usually figure it out within 30 minutes.
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by zaarn 6y ago
You don't have to aim it at a point, a line is good enough. A cyclotron should be sufficient to generate a disk-shape of radiation, which could be aimed downwards, via Bremsstrahlung. You could aim that just outside feeding places so t
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by zaarn 6y ago
growing lab meat is expensive because it requires an economy of scale.
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by zaarn 6y ago
Flourine is electronegative enough to be able to burn with asbestos, but not willingly, it needs a lot of encouragement to do so. It'll happily burn spent coal or other oxygen burn byproducts. For asbestos you'll need some chlorin
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by zaarn 6y ago
Irradiating the entire specimen is not so different if you also irradiate the part of them that produces the seed. You're just irradiating an earlier stage of reproduction, the result is unlikely to be different. Seeds have the advanta
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by zaarn 6y ago
Using more ... aggressive metals might help energy density here, though it would require more energy losses during rebuilding the oxides. Now before one points out that burning lithium just makes this a battery; kinda but also no. If you bu
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by zaarn 6y ago
Radiation increases mutation rates. Natural mutations occur through not vastly different mechanisms either. In case you think no positive mutations come out of it; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutation_breeding We lit
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by zaarn 6y ago
NPT does that if your default firewall rule is "allow all incoming". Atleast on my router, if I setup NPT it also automatically creates a firewall rule to drop all non-relevant traffic unless I allow it. I feel like I should point
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by zaarn 6y ago
1. Various insects have limitations on how often they reproduce or the female always lays eggs after fertilization, regardless of if the male was fertile at all, causing infertile or inviable eggs to form. 2. Insects have chromosomes specif
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by zaarn 6y ago
How would you check millions of insects for actually being sterile? Considering it cost 100M$, I assume they established a non-lethal dose of radiation and then just blasted the insects. Could easily be that one develops beneficial mutation
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by zaarn 6y ago
Why would Microsoft stand up to a DMCA takedown from any organization to a random github repo that they can't immediately tell is being wrongly taken down? Unless you pay GitHub the legal fees, no organization would lift a finger.
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by zaarn 6y ago
How do you trust the sensors are delivering good data to the oracle?
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by zaarn 6y ago
where performance is objectively measurable on the blockchain, if it's in the real world, you introduce trust issues again. How could one trust the measurement was objective in the real world?
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by zaarn 6y ago
I'm fine with that. It sits in my homelab rack on the lowest rung, it uses a bunch of power that could be saved. I only print once a month or so, for those cases, it's entirely fine if it takes the 5 minutes it needs to boot.
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by zaarn 6y ago
One year ago I bought a Lexmark Laser Printer (Color) for 60€. I've barely printed more than 12 pages but it doesn't care about the long idling (currently working on disconnecting power when not in use). It prints full-duplex page
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by zaarn 6y ago
Also in Europe the owner of a cable to a build is required to rent it out to other providers at cost. So if DTAG builds a cable to my apartment complex, then I can later go an buy a DSL from Vodafone, despite the line begin DTAG. Since it&#
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by zaarn 6y ago
What would you do in , for example , Germany , where Copyright is not assignable? In this case all the copyright owner could do is license it...
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by zaarn 6y ago
Github has not joined the issue tracker and the git repo "at the hip", Github is entirely capable of taking down singular issues. Also; the DMCA can simply request you take down the entire repository. You will have to comply with
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by zaarn 6y ago
1) Github doesn't bake everything into one thing. They can delete single issues, wiki pages or PRs. 2) Now you'll be playing a game of whack-a-mole with content. The DMCA will likely indicate all infringing content is to be taken
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by zaarn 6y ago
Now just supposed it would (someone includes it in the mail text body) and someone would file a DMCA against the mailing list? I can't imagine it would be too unlikely, considering that the mailing list also contains patches and part o
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by zaarn 6y ago
That's not a firewall, the brain just denies outside information in conflict with internal biases unless it's formed in a way that changes internal biases subtly, which will very quietly switch your bias. There is no firewall in t
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by zaarn 6y ago
Why would these things remain on sourcehut if they get a DMCA filing? If you do not take the offending material offline, you open yourself to a lawsuit and if you do, new contributors have no way of accessing this data. Open issues and simi
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by zaarn 6y ago
Your IDE but not the PHP Interpreter, that's the advantage of making a typed return.
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by zaarn 6y ago
But then you basically do what webtorrent already does, why reinvent it for no reason?
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WebRTC in Videochats usually employs 1:1 P2P, meaning everyone builds a peer connection to everyone else. So for N people you have N connections carrying your traffic M, so the total bandwidth is N M. For torrent P2P you get clusters of pee
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by zaarn 6y ago
Risky, WebRTC isn't quite P2P, the sending peer still has to sort of spend the resources to send to all participants. It's a full mesh but you'd want something more open. You'll also have to consider DDoS protections for
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by zaarn 6y ago
In most cases, it is sufficient if your database runs on the DB in production and sqlite for local development. If it's too big to be able to run on the dev computer, then it should use one db across the board. Portability across datab
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by zaarn 6y ago
Hmm, yeah, it would make a great way to build a ceph cluster. Dreaming up a bit of a glass palace, I'd imagine you could fit a cluster of 3x4 CM4s without much extra and 1x4 CM4s with NVMe connectors into a 1U server chassis after some

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