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by zaarn 4y ago
If you setup SMB right (TrueNAS configures this out of the box, SCALE is great if you need a Linux NAS), you can use Windows Shadow Copies to access ZFS snapshots and browse or restore file contents from them.
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by zaarn 4y ago
That's a population number. COVID alone accounts for 10^11 virus particles in a single human during peak infection, or about 10^19 in total. That is getting close to the 10^31 total. But to be precise about all viruses; A over-the-thum
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by zaarn 4y ago
We have however developed effective treatment for the infected at this point as well as have a very effective vaccine. If whatever escapes turns out to be worse, I think our response will be much better. Plus remember that we eradicated sma
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by zaarn 4y ago
Our immune system handles most viruses. If it doesn't we can just develop a vaccine. Keep in mind that evolution has spend the entirety of time the human species has existed trying to evolve a virus that is effective against human targ
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by zaarn 4y ago
COVID-19 comes to mind as well as literally any human virus infection.
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by zaarn 4y ago
Use short-lived IPv6 addresses then. IPv6 doesn't force everyone into one or the other. You can operate both short lived, anonymized and permanent IPv6 side-by-side in the same network.
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by zaarn 4y ago
I think personally, the biggest factor for using zstd is that compression settings don't matter for the decompression speed. Doesn't matter if I used zstd-fast or zstd-19 the read speed is the same. Hence a lot of linux distros ad
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by zaarn 4y ago
For the home tab to populate, you need to follow people. Mastodon doesn't push content you didn't ask for. I would recommend checking out the local and federated timelines and see what people are up to.
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by zaarn 4y ago
There is a recommendation algorithm in the newest versions; your instance has an explore tab that shows popular hashtags, posts and accounts, plus popular articles shared in many tweets. The instance admin has to greenlight them on a case-b
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by zaarn 4y ago
I would hazard a guess and say prefetching. SSDs have large blocks, so when you read 1, blocks 2-5 are maybe part of the block and loaded in anyway. Then the controller might also cache 6-10 for the heck of it. And 1000+ isn't, so it&#
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by zaarn 4y ago
KMS only means Kernel Mode Setting, it's a way for the kernel to handle display resolutions so it can set the proper resolution for a display during bootup and enables instant TTY switching. DRM is the direct rendering manager, it&#x27
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by zaarn 4y ago
I think you misunderstood federation. It doesn't make all your data available everywhere, it means that all servers can talk and exchange some data. There is no reason for servers to hold much userdata outside of what other users have
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by zaarn 4y ago
No it doesn't. You merely have to show that you're willing to resolve conflicts peacefully first. Generally so far this has meant "don't be in any conflict", but nothing stops participants from agreeing that, for ex
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by zaarn 4y ago
That's basically what is suggested above, except more integrated, and basically what GP wanted.
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by zaarn 4y ago
>Such people need to know which dependencies they need to provide. Cargo.lock specifies exactly which dependencies are required and in which version (down to git commit hashes and checksums). You can parse that file, way less error prone
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by zaarn 4y ago
Well, yes, if you want to migrate all your data to a new instance you need a copy of the old data. Mastodon does have a takeout option that lets you export followers and your tweets, which you can import into a new account. Though I honestl
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by zaarn 4y ago
Applications should account for it and measure it themselves, when an application chooses to wait (to persist writes, for example), then it's hard to argue the kernel should take that as load. A similar argument could otherwise be made
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by zaarn 4y ago
It is a clear privilege boundary, just not a barrier. Beyond UAC is Admin, before UAC is non-Admin. Crossing that divide requires a user interaction. UAC can be a barrier if it would display more about the programs intention. Similar sudo c
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by zaarn 4y ago
I still think that is a reasonable caveat; the process didn't get hung up waiting for IO because IO was exhausted when it issues the write, rather it got hung because it deliberately chose to wait for IO to be completed. That isn'
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by zaarn 4y ago
You can't use that card for everything. There are well established geopolitical red lines in the sand where the nukes would be launched, have been for a long while, even during the cold war. Some poking and prodding is generally accept
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by zaarn 4y ago
Yes, but async I/O means the process can continue doing other, potentially useful, work, while waiting for async I/O to complete. So if a process has issues an async I/O, it's not blocked or dead, like a process who issu
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by zaarn 4y ago
I'd say the main intention of UAC is to make sudo but without obvious vulnerabilities. The UAC dialog is wired deep into the system and you can't fake it. It takes priority over any UI stuff and won't accept input from a prog
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by zaarn 4y ago
The ticket you bought has a ToS attached to it, but basically it boils down to that DB is only required to get you from A to B, but you're not entitled to any specific mode of transportation other than "preferably by rail". W
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by zaarn 5y ago
It isn't, you can always brute force the symmetric key used for traffic if you wanted. The handshake itself can also in theory be brute forced if you know all input parameters except the input key.
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by zaarn 5y ago
You can still just append the AGPL to your own license text or append yours to the AGPL. In neither case the AGPL is modified, you're just adding other contract conditions. Just like in the real world it wouldn't matter if you use
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by zaarn 5y ago
Only if your license is covered under copyright. Contracts are functional instruments, so copyright doesn't always apply. You, as a license author, may in fact be required to demonstrate to a court that your license is not only origina
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by zaarn 5y ago
Additions by other licensees can be removed. The original licensor is free to add and remove clauses as much as they like and make them enforceable, after all, they're the ones that own the copyright and get to decide which license con
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by zaarn 5y ago
You don't have to modify the AGPL to impose additional restrictions. All you have to do is put your additional restrictions in the LICENSE.txt file and then at the end include "All further licensing conditions, rights and clauses
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by zaarn 5y ago
That would cause havoc; specifically because other instances can forward your message. So the original message will always float around in retweets and replies. It'll probably be very visible.
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by zaarn 5y ago
But do you have to emerge the entirety of your system because you added a browser? Since that seems to be how Fuchsia's compile times are working.

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