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by znpy 1y ago
probably torn between Lenovo, a state-owned chinese company that's empowering the Uyghur genocide, or maybe Apple, the american hyper-capitalist company that's siding with the US government and empowering/enabling ICE by remo
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by znpy 1y ago
> I have yet to see evidence DHH is a far-right racist You haven't seen that because there is none. But the right left will label anybody that has even a slight disagreement as far right. Nowadays a bunch of things (not all of them,
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by znpy 1y ago
It's about end-users' freedom though, in a technological sense, not really under other points of view.
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by znpy 1y ago
> Everything is political Nah, everything has been made political. And that's a big issue.
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by znpy 1y ago
At the same time, you cannot fix everything, and you cannot always take a stance on any topic. Also, depending on your own sensibility, anything can be extremist far right or extremist far left. So yeah... Cut the framework people some slac
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Corrupted Blood incident(en.wikipedia.org)
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by znpy 1y ago
> Firstly, unmined resources are large. But where are those resources? Because we have relatively cheap lithium batteries mostly because we exploit third-world countries (often including child-labor) and conveniently ignore that part. Ha
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by znpy 1y ago
As usuals, americans want to foster wars outside their perimeter.
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by znpy 1y ago
The point about smr drives cannot be stressed enough. Smr drives are absolutly shit-tier choice in terms of drives.
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by znpy 1y ago
How awful. It seems to be a pattern nowadays? Some former colleagues still using gitlab ce tell me they also removed features from their self-hosted version, particularly from their runners.
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by znpy 1y ago
Moot point. It really depends on your expectations. Self-hosting 10TB in an enterprise context is trivial. Self hosting 10TB at home is easy. The thing is: once you learn enough ZFS, whether you’re hosting 10 or 200TB it doesn’t change much
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Make Python Talk, Make Python Listen – Al Sweigart [video](youtube.com)
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I dug a 40 foot well in my backyard [video](youtube.com)
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by znpy 1y ago
The age of rich, dumb and entitled actors and actresses is coming to an end? I love this!
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by znpy 1y ago
The refusal to use a control plane tells me the author would probably enjoy openvpn much more than vanilla wireguard. It’s so nice to edit openvpn configuration, maybe some ccd file, restart the openvpn server and see clients reconnect one
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by znpy 1y ago
Not really. In my opinion the current behaviour mainly plagues big and very large platforms/communities (think instagram, facebook, reddit). I think this will create a push for going back to smaller “gated” communities: think phpbb for
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by znpy 1y ago
What is this Vega OS ? Is it a custom OS (custom kernel and everything) ? Is it a linux distribution? https://developer.amazon.com/docs/vega/0.21/vega-overview.ht... does not say much...
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by znpy 1y ago
Also extremely prolific author, software engineer, and entrepreneur.
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by znpy 1y ago
> You can recognize a company for what it is [...] but also be a positive, professional person, who goes in and does good work every day, gets along with coworkers and managers, and doesn't play games. One one hand I agree, but on t
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by znpy 1y ago
> AWS segment operating income was $39.8 billion keep in mind that cost there is likely to also be including personnel. probably a significant fraction if you consider how many employees amazon's aws division has.
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by znpy 1y ago
> Unfortunately, that server and software stack is still around and still in production. that means you did a good job.
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by znpy 1y ago
> Will ZCRX help here? Do you mean zero-copy rx by ZCRX? If so, io_uring should support that, but you need a kernel recent enough. It supports both zero-copy rx/tx on tcp and udp afaik, and there was a paper from the google engineer
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by znpy 1y ago
> then you know why CoC came about I've been on the Internet when flamewars were common, and CoC weren't a thing yet. CoC (along with committees) are a very recent thing. They weren't introduced until certain people starte
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by znpy 1y ago
> The Reddit toxicity seems to taint young people into thinking that their employer is their enemy and that they have to approach the workplace like they're going into battle with evil managers. They aren't that wrong however.
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by znpy 1y ago
> I've also seen less and less passion for the career as the years go by (ie. less computer nerds). Ah, yes, the passion thing. I'm not being sarcastic, i see this as well. I saw the shift happening in the 2010s, and I attribut
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by znpy 1y ago
> It’s common for people to be surprised that their BMC is exposed on their main network because they didn’t plug in a cable on the BMC NIC port at all. Is this documented? If it's documented, it's not an excuse for not reading
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by znpy 1y ago
Nobody cares
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by znpy 1y ago
Completely bogus argument. The core of the issue is that non-technical topics were brought into technical environments, creating heaps of drama, and then the concept of code of conduct was created to try and stir that drama. It’s basically
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by znpy 1y ago
> I feel a lot more OSS should avoid fun. This, so much. F/OSS os so much drama these days, and codes of conduct are the most effective tools to create more drama, usually.
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by znpy 1y ago
It’s crazy thar sendmmsg/recvmmsg are considered “modern”… i mean, they’ve been around for quite a while. I was expecting to see io_uring mentioned somewhere in the linux section of the article.

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