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by znpy 1y ago
The upside, in theory, should be more money flowing around
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by znpy 1y ago
I cut down my “news intake” significantly as well… most stuff that’s happening is outside my control anyway. If there’s something major (eg: another pandemic) the news will reach me anyway.
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by znpy 1y ago
for recent books, they could buy digital version of the books and use them for training, though.
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by znpy 1y ago
you miss an intermediate environment (staging, pre-prod, canary, whatever you want to call it) with selinux turned on.
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by znpy 1y ago
Your issue is selinux then, not podman. It’s not correct to blame it on podman.
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by znpy 1y ago
They have. Most likely gp is having issues with volumes and hasn’t figured out how to mix the :z and :Z attribute to bind mounts. Or the containers are trying to do something that security-wise is a big no-no. In my experience SELinux defau
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by znpy 1y ago
Compiz was doing similar things (actually more and better things) in 2011 on the integrated intel gpus… i don’t think it’s much of a burden on modern gpus
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by znpy 1y ago
The weird thing about the whole AfD issue is that the other parties don’t realise that censoring and excluding AfD will likely make it stronger. Strange they didn’t consider that outcome.
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by znpy 1y ago
Whataboutism
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by znpy 1y ago
the hardware/software combination is probably not the root cause
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by znpy 1y ago
/r/programming circa 2008 was full of interesting links and discussions, i can testify that
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by znpy 1y ago
My grandfather from the south of italy. He died at 85, used to smoke two packs a day until about three days before dying (he wasn't allowed to smoke in the hospital). He did not die from any form of cancer, he died for an intestinal bl
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by znpy 1y ago
You’re being downvoted but i don’t think you’re entirely wrong. China has been pursuing some stuff that the western world had essentially abandoned, getting interesting wins (eg: thorium reactors).
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by znpy 1y ago
I get your point, but there are so many more evil actors in Meta beyond “Zuck”. Reducing a company to a single person silently excuses all other awful people actively working there
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by znpy 1y ago
A blockchain at least implies the possibility running a data node and this having a local copy of all the data. If that’s the case, this is a great step forward for transparency and accountability. We’ll see how it goes!
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by znpy 1y ago
Yes. Going from green to red is called “browning out”.
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by znpy 1y ago
> Clean-slate rewrites are some of my favorite best projects, and I hate dealing with legacy junk - but there's just not budget to keep everything brand new all the time. Hey, I get it. The thing is, budget is largely artificial. Un
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by znpy 1y ago
> Maybe I'm missing something, but it seems entirely reasonable to me to have different models for an ecosystem and market. The practice of charging different prices for the same digital good depending on the buyer’s country is gene
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by znpy 1y ago
> My username is literally a cryptographic mode of operation. But you didn't know that, because you have a low skill issue. Again, ad hominem attack... You proved yourself to be quite a fool. You can't argue, you can't bac
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by znpy 1y ago
It's surprising that any serious organization used it at all. It was never a good place to spend your time really. It's sad that the science community is just moving to another walled garden rather than spawning its own network of
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by znpy 1y ago
I think you narfed your own point by using objects getting into various pores and openings. Pacemakers are somewhat similar devices that get implanted into bodies and still effectively are "foreign objects".
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by znpy 1y ago
> I would assume sooner or later you're going to end up in the Intel Developer manuals or the equivalent for whatever architecture you are interested in. The Intel ones are very complete at least. I can vouch for this. I'm no v
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by znpy 1y ago
any chances we'll see an arm/qualcomm motherboard one day?
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by znpy 1y ago
nginx gained that recently: https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_acme_module.html
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by znpy 1y ago
> How do you do this on a proprietary device from the late 90s that runs a WindRiver VXWorks RTOS with 1 MB of SRAM? You weight the cost of incurring in that thing getting hacked against the cost of that thing being rebuilt on modern har
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by znpy 1y ago
> You have no idea the environment they work in. The "skill issue" here is you thinking your basic knowledge of Vault matters. I've deployed Vault both at home and in two different companies, doing anything from pki, mutua
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by znpy 1y ago
Yeah, one of those is https://zerossl.com/
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by znpy 1y ago
Don't take this as a snarky comment, but that sounds quite literally as "skill issue". Not in you personally, but in the environment you work in. > PKI isn’t a solved problem. PKI is largely a solved issue nowadays. Softwa
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Turning a $150 AC into a Super-Efficient Geothermal Unit [video](youtube.com)
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by znpy 1y ago
> Stallman actively hurts the cause with his behaviour. People arguing this should realize that actors fighting oh the other side of the war might act kind and use politically correct wording, but they're still eroding our freedom l

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