zepearl

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by zepearl 4y ago
> I find it really difficult to find new content that is interesting and not filled with awkward pedophillic undertones, jokes about boob size, or the typical annoyances. I agree. But luckily last quarter's "Spy x Family&quot
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by zepearl 4y ago
> I guess now that I have kids I'll soon be on the other side trying to convince them that the old stuff I like is cool and special, and they'll prefer the new stuff. Absolutely, hehe. (I love the old Blade Runner, not at all
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by zepearl 4y ago
This fully hits what I experienced. I'm using Rust since ~2 months. At the beginning I was trying to write my usual C/C++ code and I got completely entangled with lifetimes relationships and the code ended up becoming a mess. Nowa
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by zepearl 4y ago
bulls*hit. 1) It's true that trying to use a "pure" solution ("[source]@[yourdoma.in]" - e.g. "amazon@mydomain.com") causes a lot of problems (red flags being issued on the remote site). On the other hand
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by zepearl 4y ago
> according to the Linux Raid Wiki¹, Hardware RAID 1 is better than Software RAID 1. Don't take that too much into consideration - the article was last updated in 2007 ( https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php?title
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by zepearl 4y ago
If I interpret your statement correctly, you're basically asking, in a summarized form, this: Is it right for Google, by changing their (non-public) algos, to de-rank to lower levels your website? ? (therefore multiple themes l
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by zepearl 4y ago
> What is allows for is: cost cutting. Not having to install a mask, a button, wire harness and QA everything is a massive manufacturing cost saving. It speeds up production and lowers the amount of components that need to be sourced, i
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by zepearl 4y ago
Intel was too expensive for me, so I ended up buying a Cyrix => performance (floating point) was terrible in Falcon 3, I was sooo sad - but on the other hand that gave me until today the push to really focus on details before taking a de
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by zepearl 4y ago
So your comment + the ones upstream mean that the consortium "Parmigiano Reggiano" could just handle the whole thing with their own "private & classical" database? If yes then that would mean that anybody that deals
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by zepearl 4y ago
Thanks! Interesting :)
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by zepearl 4y ago
Thx - I used only Qt3 and for a short time Qt4. I liked the dual-license approach, but apparently it's not as "pure" as I thought was?
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by zepearl 4y ago
:) I didn't understand it either. Maybe the blockchain crypto-anchor that creates a digital 'twin' for physical items would then create that "anchor" (like creating a bitcoin) that can then be linked (traced back)
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by zepearl 4y ago
> anyone seems to care that the most important technical head of the company is leaving To me the message didn't sound like a manifest but more like an info (to make the change smooth)? Therefore I guess that people that know QT j
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by zepearl 4y ago
I lost a btrfs-raid5-like NAS out of the blue (after 3-4 months of using it, I didn't even write a lot on it): the filesystem was always cleanly unmounted, I didn't do any crazy experiments with it, it had plenty (>40%, hundred
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by zepearl 4y ago
Public post by nVidia: https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-releases-open-sourc...
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by zepearl 4y ago
Revenue amounts related to different years? If yes then not directly comparable.. .
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by zepearl 4y ago
thx
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by zepearl 4y ago
But isn't that just part of Wireguard itself? In the end that's what's happening in my case when I exchange data through Wireguard between my flat and the one of my parents... .
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by zepearl 4y ago
So basically Wireguard with automated key setup/distribution/identity management? (btw. I love Wireguard - currenly using it to route traffic between my servers + transfer media between my home and my mother's mediacenter wit
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by zepearl 4y ago
Interesting & funny article, but but... my brain keeps focusing on the fact that the pilot's ejection seat did not work => is that usually supposed to happen? In this case the Rafale wasn't even doing anything fancy... .
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by zepearl 4y ago
I assume that you got from Swisscom a new router? If yes, does it have an active fan? If yes, is it usually active? Thx
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by zepearl 5y ago
Thanks - I was wondering about Clickhouse and I feel better after having read your post :)
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by zepearl 5y ago
Hehe, in the end soon or later you would have ended up here => same problem, later.
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by zepearl 5y ago
But but..., going through Cloudflare makes it lose all what's related to the context of being hosted ony a 386SX etc... :(
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by zepearl 5y ago
I don't know folks. 2 years ago I took a laptop which I wasn't using (16 GiB RAM non-ECC) => I created in Linux with Python an array ("bytes"? Don't remember exactly anymore) of ~10 or 12 GiB containing random in
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by zepearl 5y ago
I was about to start writing the exact same thing (you wrote it better than how I would have hehe), but I then saw your post => thank you :)
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by zepearl 5y ago
I believe you, but there is still the usual dark side that has been mentioned maaany times here: very often emails sent by small/tiny email providers aren't delivered at all to Gmail receivers. That's often the case with one
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by zepearl 5y ago
> In addition, each taxi will be replacing at least 10 cars, if it is sufficiently cheap and convenient. Maybe the demand would be even higher than that - I'm thinking of all people that cannot drive (e.g. because of age in a few
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by zepearl 5y ago
> I won a Google home max in an internal contest and immediately gave it away. I have an Alexa. That made me laugh :)
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by zepearl 5y ago
> we've seen a close competitor sign up for our SaaS service (using email addresses and names that clearly identify who they are)... In general it's for sure very nice that a company doesn't try to hide its identity when

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