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by zenoprax 11mo ago
This works if you can connect your actions directly with the outcomes. How would would you assess the efficacy of preventative actions whose consequences are delayed and uncertain? "I think we should X because it will probably contribu
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
Do you mean "Static Mappings"? I have a couple dozen of those and had no issue during my pfSense upgrade. I also rely heavily on two settings in "Services > DHCP Server": - [x] Enable DNS Registration (leases will aut
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
I was about to respond to your comment yesterday about closed protocols but this is a better article! > A copyright holder shouldn't have exclusive control over which media and stores sell their work. > This is the entire point o
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
Another messaging app to try and convince my friend to try with me! Perfect haha, thanks.
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
I actually read "Never Split the Difference" a couple years ago! Initially just to prepare for a salary negotiation but I found it to be very useful in many other ways. Your second recommendation is also appropriate: I had a ton o
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
This is heartening - I'm about to start with the daily challenges today and document my experience and that sort of thing. Any other suggestions? I have sysadmin experience as a homelabber and at work with a small company as a "te
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
This feels like a distraction from what is really needed: a return to open standards/protocols. I love the idea of Matrix but the complexity of key management and federation for the average person is far too high. Signal is a perfect d
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
I have read in the past that ASICs for LLMs are not as simple a solution compared to cryptocurrency. In order to design and build the ASIC you need to commit to a specific architecture: a hashing algorithm for a cryptocurrency is fixed but
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
Have you considered "reflinks"? Supported as of [OpenZFS 2.2]( https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/13392 ). Haven't used them yet myself but seems like a nice use case for things like minor metad
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
Can you explain why ECC is great for ZFS in particular as opposed to any other filesystem? And if the data leaves the NAS to be modified by a regular desktop computer then you lose the ECC assurance anyway, don't you?
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
If you're approaching it from a "semantic pixel peeping" perspective then yes, I understand what you mean. It's a pretty clean bite... but it's important to remember the context in which most images will be assessed
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
Hyperrealistic beans? The focal plane? You are reaching really hard here. The table grain is the only thing that gives it away - if it weren't for that no one without advance warning is going to notice that it's not real.
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
No one has the right to someone else's IP. If Disney decides to pull all their shows and shut down then there could be no legal way to watch it other than pre-existing DVDs/BluRay. The issue at hand is the absence of a legal owner
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
Not a tangent – this is exactly the point I was trying to make but perhaps did not do so as clearly as you did. The infringement is always about distribution, not consumption.
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by zenoprax 11mo ago
> If a company, or group of companies, won’t offer a piece of work for sale, can’t be bothered to understand what they own of it, if anything, and have no plans to figure any of that out… then how can this be copyright infringement? The
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by zenoprax 1y ago
> Movies cannot be appreciated with such divided attention. Have you considered setting up "Ersatz TV" and then configuring dozens of movie channels to never watch?
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by zenoprax 1y ago
And much better keyboard control. It can also do interesting things such as run in 1:1 scaling mode (for example, 4K on a 1080p monitor) and then you can use your mouse to zoom in and out (wheel) and Ctrl+drag to pan around. VLC walked so M
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by zenoprax 1y ago
Lacks Wayland support unfortunately. For just screen recording you can use https://git.dec05eba.com/gpu-screen-recorder It's 10+ GB per 8 hours based on some testing I did. Could be useful for short term uses like trac
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by zenoprax 1y ago
Elegant and correct. It seems so obvious to me that if someone wanted a ChatGPT answer they would have sought it out for themselves and yet... it's happened to me more than a few times. I think some people think they are being clever a
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by zenoprax 1y ago
I think your third point is what I've had to attune to when criticizing cloud dependence. I think if your entire source of revenue is dependent on AWS then you should be prepared for 16+ hours of downtime per year. Individuals notice i
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by zenoprax 1y ago
My annoyance was based on that page :D But I've since learned that they are in fact using SemVer which means it was my expectations of what the project was trying to do that was mismatched. I didn't expect Major updates to mirror
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by zenoprax 1y ago
Fair - I don't know why they've chosen the current numbering so I looked it up: https://forgejo.org/docs/v11.0/user/versions/ They use SemVer so there really are Major breaking changes every 3
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by zenoprax 1y ago
I think if you're not "on Wifi" then you're "on data" (or perhaps "on 5G" if it's a social status thing). If one were to connect via Starlink then it would still be correct to say you were on Wif
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by zenoprax 1y ago
Rant incoming... This is the least intuitive and least useful versioning system as a user and sysadmin that I have seen in a long time. Calendar releases ought to follow calendar naming conventions (eg. 25.3 or 20251017 etc.) and non-se
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by zenoprax 1y ago
Not new in design but in assembly/integration: RMS Instruments (Canada) sells equipment for "real-time compensation" in airborne surveying. Analog-to-digital conversion of, primarily, magnetometry data. Uses the Photon deskto
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by zenoprax 1y ago
> they've not NOTICED any poor results This is a good enough bar for me to take a chance on someone. If I'm satisfied with the result... I proceed. My "car guy" has a track record of saving me from over-spending on th
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by zenoprax 1y ago
Agreed. I think the word "disorder" in DSM terminology is commonly misunderstood/trvialized by lay people. Being forgetful, sad, or tired is just part of life. If it becomes your whole life then you likely need help but an
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by zenoprax 1y ago
Running a binary as a non-root user with scoped access to Docker commands seems more appropriate to me.
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by zenoprax 1y ago
As a Linux user... I should be embarrassed to not have set up a keybind for this. Not sure why I didn't think of it before!
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by zenoprax 1y ago
Nice try, bot! /s For lack of an easy way to type it on my computer I tend to use parentheses (which effectively serve the same purpose) but will opt for an em dash more often when typing on my phone at the risk of bookish messages and

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