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by znpy 7mo ago
It identifies as a special operation and people should just respect that.
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by znpy 7mo ago
No it’s quite the norm actually. Most power contracts give you 3 kwh power supply for residential home. That’s the standard. Bumping to 4.5 or 6kwh must be required explicitly and costs and extra on the base power supply bill
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by znpy 7mo ago
> now that LED lighting and heat pump cooling / heating became the norm. My brother in Christ, you vastly overestimate southern europe
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by znpy 7mo ago
I tend to agree but we have to see how this (repairabiliy, i mean) happens in practice. What if replacement parts are super expensive? Like a 200$ battery for a $600 laptop? Is it really repairable then? Will compatible parts be allowed? Th
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by znpy 7mo ago
I was more worried by the 600kW power requirement... that's 200 houses at full load (3kw) in southern europe... which likely means 400 houses at half load. the town near my hometown has 650 – 800 houses (according to chatgpt). crazy.
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by znpy 7mo ago
Moot point, moot-er argumenting. Lawmakers are barely aware that github exists.
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by znpy 7mo ago
Fair point.
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by znpy 7mo ago
As i get old i get more and more annoyed and this useless armchair activism. This piece of software is useless and cannot be employed anywhere and it’s essentially a futile exercise in virtue-signalling. The problem is not technical, it’s p
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by znpy 7mo ago
I’m seriously interested in this. I wonder if i can use this along some decent gui library and an llm to vibe-code a SecureCRT replacement. SecureCRT is awesome but it’s crazy expensive :(
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by znpy 7mo ago
> "if you don't do the thing in the most efficient way possible, someone else will steal your lunch" Well you’re leaving behind both a serious pain point for your users AND you’re leaving in the open a clearly more compute
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by znpy 7mo ago
You could have avoided the worry completely. Ssh goes over tcp that does transport control (literally the “tc” in “tcp”) and this includes retransmission in case of packet loss. If you are on a high latency ssh connection and your password
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by znpy 7mo ago
> The exact recipe is a secret, Again, only if you live in the US i guess. Here in europe each producer is legally required to disclose all the ingredients (along with their percentage) in the item description. I usually pick packs of bu
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by znpy 7mo ago
> Regular meat burgers and sausages are just as "proprietary" This line is a good candidate to be crowned the dumbest thing i'll be reading this year.
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by znpy 7mo ago
All the supported login methods are in here: https://cockpit-project.org/guide/latest/authentication
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by znpy 7mo ago
> IPv6 does not work on the only ISP in my neighborhood that provides gigabit links. I will not build a product I cannot use. Cool. Somebody else will, and will likely have a better price (due to the abundance of ipv6 addresses) and you’
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by znpy 7mo ago
literally the first paragraph: > Duranium is an immutable variant of postmarketOS, built around the idea that your device should just work, and keep working. You shouldn't need to know what a terminal is to keep your device running.
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by znpy 7mo ago
Just so you know: the zfs in freebsd and in linux are the same codebase. Literally. It’s OpenZFS. Also, a few years ago the FreeBSD people decided to throw away their own ZFS implementation and import the linux one (OpenZFS) because they co
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by znpy 7mo ago
> Isn't that most of it, except for basic grocery ingredients? Only if you live in the us.
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by znpy 7mo ago
It was never going to work. Proprietary food, that you can only buy from one company? Of course it was doomed to fail. It’s not even about veganism, it’s a cancerous idea.
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by znpy 7mo ago
I'm not gonna let random strangers on the internet tell me who to hate (or love, for that matter).
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by znpy 7mo ago
it should be clear i'm not arguing along the points made by parent nor against them.
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by znpy 7mo ago
I’m waiting for somebody to come and tell us about the time they punched cards by hand, one hole at the time, and then threw coal in the furnace to have the cards interpreted by a steam-powered computer.
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by znpy 7mo ago
I bet it started with people trying to 1-up other commenters via the usual “achtually…” and then proceeding with the “in mice” notice.
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by znpy 7mo ago
Interesting take but I think the work is, at very best, halfway through. If authors want this to take off they need to work on user experience, particularly for non-technical users. Otherwise it might at best become some tech niche that wil
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by znpy 7mo ago
I’m not sure i understand this, is this some kind of corporate openclaw?
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by znpy 7mo ago
Clearly not
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by znpy 7mo ago
Oh i had one of those! The acer aspire one d250, with 1gb ram and 160gb of spinning rust. Once i got Debian, fluxbox and emacs on it i was able to do java development (with ant and the j2me toolkit). It was no big issue at all really, once
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by znpy 7mo ago
What about battery life and weight though? And how much does the charger weigh as well? The neo can basically share the charger with your phone…
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by znpy 7mo ago
> I don't want to continue allowing an online environment with such an absurdly skewed gender representation. I find it intensely unwelcoming, and it's not reflective of the type of working environments I value. this guy seems
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by znpy 7mo ago
grounded in reality you mean?

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