bnabholz

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by bnabholz 4mo ago
Ordered one today, I think this is a cool project. Understanding that ARM devicetree booting is a lot more complicated than x86/64 ACPI booting, is there any reason this couldn't be written to the internal eMMC instead of running
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by bnabholz 7mo ago
Before I saw this comment I was curious and used dig+ARIN to look up the IPs and saw they were at Cloudflare. Given how rapidly the data changes and that the updates are via Websockets, do you get benefits from them serving assets, or is t
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by bnabholz 2y ago
As to your direct question: I used some Pis for TV dashboards at work and had some random bit flips on the SD card and corrupted files for the dashboards. It may be "rare," but seems inevitable on a long enough timeline. For to
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by bnabholz 2y ago
* [1] should be https://stalw.art It's a neat project though, that I hadn't heard of before. I have ran Postfix to do domain-wide email forwarding (to Gmail coincidentally) but going the other way around and having th
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by bnabholz 2y ago
I agree with you that the timing is very coincidental, and it irritates me that you agree to once set of ToS for a device you purchased, and then the company can say "accept the new terms or stop using the device you already paid for.&
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by bnabholz 3y ago
Agreed! But as IPv4 with NAT has an implicit "deny all inbound" firewall rule, in the IPv6 world many routers will default to "deny all inbound" to any "inside" IPv6 addresses. So game servers may benefit fro
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by bnabholz 3y ago
I've had some gripes with Comcast/Xfinity in the past (as many have) but I feel like they are in the lead as far as residential IPv6 deployment (on by default), and I was originally using their own gateway, which as you mention ju
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by bnabholz 3y ago
This is free filing with "trusted partners," but the IRS also has their Free File Fillable Forms (not open yet) which have no income limit. The UI is a little rough, but matches the official IRS forms. I got mad enough paying H&a
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by bnabholz 3y ago
This is an incredible collection and I'm very impressed by the research folder and the discovery of all of these. I remember being amazed by the Reaper Bot and how smart it seemed, probably a result of how novel it was compared to othe
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by bnabholz 3y ago
At work we have hundreds of Alix/APUs in the field and they have been great, very low hardware failure rate (occasionally a NIC going bad). We will probably make a final order to carry us through and then it's back to the drawing
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by bnabholz 4y ago
I live in rural Indiana and our REMC rolled it out a few years ago, 1Gbps up/down for $95.00, no additional taxes or fees. I am paying slightly more as I was paying for 6Mbps DSL, that always had signal quality issues. Maybe there ar
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by bnabholz 5y ago
I have this problem on my 2006 Civic. I wondered if it was a GPS week rollover issue. Week numbers are 10 bits and roll over every 1024 weeks[0]. Jan 2nd, 2022 was the start of week 143 on the 2019 epoch. They may have programmed it suc
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by bnabholz 7y ago
My apologies - when posted I made an attempt to reduce the title to fit HN restrictions; I've revised it now to be a bit more clear. The implication is that whichever human is closest to the accident is at fault. There is some sense
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"Liability sponge": When algorithms mess up, the nearest human gets the blame(technologyreview.com)
2 points by bnabholz 7y ago|3 comments