Xylakant

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by Xylakant 3mo ago
Or pay for a nebula subscription and watch there.
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by Xylakant 4mo ago
My Ankarsrum Assistent mixer has a detachable power cord with a standard C13 connector. It seems to be possible, but it’s likely cheaper to have fixed connectors.
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by Xylakant 4mo ago
> equation because deteting errors should be > equation because detecting errors Thanks for the catch, did the edit.
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by Xylakant 4mo ago
Quite to the contrary to what you write, many people pushing for Rust explicitly recommend to be very restrictive about touching existing, battle tested code and only rewrite it if you're substantially refactoring it anyways, or if it
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by Xylakant 4mo ago
In any practical application there'll be a known set of errors and I'm generally fine merging code that has known deficiencies. But personally, I'd not condone merging anything that causes UB. It undermines such a fundamental
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by Xylakant 4mo ago
That is not Rusts guarantee. The guarantee is that safe rust cannot in itself introduce UB - UB can only ever be introduced in unsafe blocks, but it can then materialize in safe code.
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by Xylakant 4mo ago
Indeed. My point is that just using the standard tools in the Rust ecosystem - like miri - would have trivially uncovered this error before it made it to the mainline.
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by Xylakant 4mo ago
That kind of error was entirely avoidable. There are well-known tools in the Rust ecosystem that detect this kind of error and while the tools do not detect all instances of UB caused by mistakes in unsafe blocks, it's still considered
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by Xylakant 5mo ago
With a liquid cooler you could theoretically have the heat exchanger in a separate room or outside.
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
That doesn’t mean it’s unenforceable. You don’t need a permit to leave Germany to any country as long as your planned stay is shorter than 3 month. The only way this could be enforced is by checking if people are in country, that is in case
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
I’m not convinced that Iran has damaged their relationship to the gulf states any more than the US and Israel have damaged theirs. The US has clearly demonstrated that they are willing to use their bases in an allied state to start a war of
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
Philadelphia is a cheese brand in Germany, maybe they just like that. Or the movie.
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
The price of water has gone up for a multitude of factors. One of them is water savings in general, but not primarily because the sewage system requires regular flushes. The reason is that water gets paid per qubic meter and includes a fres
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
There are no absolute rights, even in the charter of human rights, which is about as basic as it gets. The reality is that every right, if regarded as absolute, violates another fundamental right, if regarded as absolute. Take for example A
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
I can do that for my network - but the group is multiple kids that play from their home. I'm not going to teach all of those parents how to mess with their network. There's just way too many things that can go wrong. Also, won&#x2
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
They're all playing from home, connected to their residential internet. I don't know their IP addresses.
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
Yep, I agree. It's essentially impossible given the contraints. I'm mostly responding to a post that says "just run it on a VPN" with an example that just can't run on a VPN. (3) would be easy to handle if DNS Cooki
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
Ok, why would I want to do that? Because when Microsoft bought Minecraft they decided to split the ecosystem into the Java Edition (everyone playing on a computer) and Bedrock Edition (Consoles, Tablets, ...) and cross-play is not possible
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
That assumes a device that can enter a VPN. I’d like to run a DNS server for a group of kids playing Minecraft on a switch. Since they’re not in the same (W)LAN, I can’t do it on the local network level. And the switch doesn’t have a VPN c
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
There's really a wide range between "not looking after kids" and "watching them every second." Unlike the physical world, digital items allow kids to transition from a totally safe space to an unsafe space within se
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
The problem is not that modern cars are somehow less reliable than old cars. They are much more reliable. But they’re also much less repairable without specialized equipment. You can with somewhat accessible technology repair almost all def
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
This looks a lot as if the facebook/jemalloc repo inserted a single commit 70 commits ago and then rebased the changes in the original repo on top. Because the commit SHAs for the changes pulled in change you see this result.
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
It's a perfectly not reasonable cookie banner. If you click on Details, you can see that they're not using marketing, statistics, or any other kind of cookies apart from the technically necessary. Which is great, but also means th
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
Neither bank nor credit card companies can possibly manage the tariff question for any party. Tariffs get charged on the goods that you import and depend on what specifically you import. Banks manage the financial transaction, but have no s
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
Even if tariffs are refunded at some point, the cost of implementing and managing the tariffs, list sales, lost opportunities and so on are not. Nor is the cost of recovering the tariffs from the government.
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
My 95% bet is that the attacker just gained access to an account with suitable privileges and then went on to use existing automation. The fact that it’s intune is largely irrelevant - I’m not aware of any safeguards that any provider would
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
It fundamentally is rke2+rancher+kubevirt, but there’s a lot of packaging around it to make that work.
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by Xylakant 6mo ago
There’s also harvester on top of rancher. It’s one of the very few open source competitors to RedHats OpenShift that I’m aware of. I mostly like their use of an immutable OS as base layer for the virtualization - despite the limitations it
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by Xylakant 7mo ago
> I get reminded that they still use pen and pencil in production environments to log data, That's the fundamental reason they're using humanoid robots - industrial robots have a hard time holding pencils.
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by Xylakant 7mo ago
My wife’s part of the Family has a house with view of the border to Belarusia. It used to be a small fence just in front of a wood, but that’s long past. It’s truly a wall now.

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