dunno7456

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by dunno7456 1y ago
It will take Nvidia 10 years to release the firmware for PMU and then they will cancel it because it's "too old". Just like the they did with pascal, P520 and other perfectly working hardware that are barely usable to this da
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by dunno7456 1y ago
https://directory.shoutcast.com/ is still kicking :) EDIT: I meant whiping the llamas ass!
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by dunno7456 2y ago
Wasn't the initial selling point of AWS to provide reliable and easy to use services using commodity hardware?
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by dunno7456 2y ago
Suddenly everyone uses copilot and the numbers are looking good /s
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by dunno7456 2y ago
> For example, my very existence as a moderately young, moderately successful computer scientist threatens some men’s sense of identity, thus making them uncomfortable and/or lash out. I'm not a woman, but I faced this soooo ma
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Working to Code [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dunno7456 2y ago|0 comments
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by dunno7456 2y ago
"to tell crawler to not crawl" which can be ignored AFAIK
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by dunno7456 3y ago
There is also ghostwriter which is quite good
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by dunno7456 3y ago
It's common for people to think 'usr' stands for 'user' instead of 'unix system resources'.
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by dunno7456 3y ago
Or some Newtonian like in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-txrCMvdms (9m47s)
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by dunno7456 3y ago
I like how clean this blog/website is. Does anyone know if it is a custom engine/theme or not?
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by dunno7456 3y ago
targetcli might be the correct word and iSER seems like RDMA for iSCSI
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by dunno7456 3y ago
Oh, "painful" is to work under the sun. Installing a program in a computer is far away from painful.
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by dunno7456 3y ago
I had two similar experiences in the past years: I added some database indices, the application become super fast, the rest of the team starts acting weird, I get shown the door. At this point I'm pretty sure anything IT relate became
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by dunno7456 3y ago
"only half" of 40 million.
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by dunno7456 3y ago
No
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by dunno7456 3y ago
Also, packages are tested in sid/unstable and migrates to testing which then becomes the new stable when it's ready. And packages are tested across releases, enabling one to dist-upgrade to a new version of the system easily. I th
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by dunno7456 3y ago
Both
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by dunno7456 3y ago
https://youtube.com/watch?v=vQ5MA685ApE
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by dunno7456 3y ago
s/capacitors/relay/ Sorry, couldn't hold myself :)
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by dunno7456 3y ago
https://lartc.org/howto/
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by dunno7456 3y ago
Application Error w@ https://uses.tech/build/_shared/chunk-BLEU733H.js:1:723 vo@ https://uses.tech/build/entry.client-2LPQTYSQ.js:6:19484 Pi@ https://uses.tech/build/entry.c
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by dunno7456 3y ago
RedHat used to have a good open mind approach with CentOS, but then they got acquired by IBM and started switching their efforts somehow.
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by dunno7456 3y ago
- Bathroom
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by dunno7456 3y ago
Creating a series of connections very quickly is cheaper in MySQL and MariaDB than in PostgreSQL. Typically, a connection poller is used before PostgreSQL to support connection scalability. I'm not sure if there has been a recent brea
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by dunno7456 3y ago
Same, and seeing companies puting devs in charge of interviewing ops people makes the game even worse.
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by dunno7456 3y ago
Do they even know how to yaml without complaining?
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by dunno7456 3y ago
> Incompetent but nice is still, literally, incompetent. Incompetent people get dismissed. Unless management is also an enabler/part of such incompetence.
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by dunno7456 3y ago
Gitea + Woodpecker CI works pretty nicely.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
Ruby Rogues

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