electricant

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Go forth and multiply May 10 – 100 – 1000 servers spark up(cavallette.noblogs.org)
1 points by electricant 2d ago|0 comments
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Triton: DirectX 11 Driver for QEMU(blog.getutm.app)
215 points by electricant 1mo ago|49 comments
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Llambda.lisp an LLM Engine in Pure Common Lisp(github.com)
3 points by electricant 2mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Adblock-rust Manager – Firefox extension to enable the Brave ad blocker(github.com)
95 points by electricant 5mo ago|47 comments
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Rewriting Pycparser with the Help of an LLM(eli.thegreenplace.net)
4 points by electricant 7mo ago|0 comments
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SUSE Developer Working to Reimplement SSH Using the Zig Programming Language(phoronix.com)
6 points by electricant 10mo ago|0 comments
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by electricant 1y ago
It mostly is a cool way to waste some time. But why not? You'll have millisecond-accurate timing throughout your network
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by electricant 1y ago
I have a pi 3 B+ running as an LTE to WiFi gateway. I'm not using the native WiFi but the ethernet is connected to an openwrt router. Since I had ram to spare it also does: - dhcp - caching DNS + filtering - Mqtt server - GPS-based NTP
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by electricant 1y ago
Author here. Having read the comments let me clarify that I'm not advocating for a world devoid of cars. I'd like that cars could be an option not a must. I totally see that cars are here to stay especially where really needed. Bu
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by electricant 1y ago
Consider storing all your passwords in a password manager. I can recommend pass synchronized with git on PC and smartphone but many other services are available. Then, write your master password (or encryption key password) somewhere your f
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The car is not the future: On the myth of motorized freedom(blog.scaramuzza.me)
71 points by electricant 1y ago|114 comments
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by electricant 1y ago
Mullvad accepts cash payments where you send the amount due via mail. They also offer a choice of Cryptos. See: https://mullvad.net/en/pricing
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by electricant 1y ago
Happened to me on what, if I recall correctly, was a thinkpad t61. In the end it was due to outdated BIOS. Updating it stopped the PC from hanging up. Perhaps check that your BIOS is the latest version first. And by the way run also a scan
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Ask HN: What do you do with your list of articles links?
4 points by electricant 1y ago|10 comments
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Our progress on CalyxOS after the release of Android 16(calyxos.org)
3 points by electricant 1y ago|0 comments
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OsmAnd's Faster Offline Navigation(osmand.net)
3 points by electricant 1y ago|1 comments
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Lawsuit Accuses Meta of Training AI on Torrented 82TB Dataset with Pirated Books(hothardware.com)
3 points by electricant 2y ago|1 comments
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by electricant 2y ago
Not only alpine linux but also X.Org and freedesktop.org
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by electricant 2y ago
Let me disagree. IMHO cursive is faster than print once you get the hang of it. However my point is valid for print too I guess. Regarding time saved and the fact that they are two different systems, I don't get it. Time saved for what
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by electricant 2y ago
Today I learned that in the us children are not taught cursive handwriting. This is rather absurd to me. How are they supposed to write?
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by electricant 2y ago
Syncthing to my home NAS. Bakup is triggered automatically when the phone is connected to the wifi and charging (which happens every night).
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by electricant 2y ago
The reference to the Monty Python spam sketch is gold :D
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by electricant 2y ago
What 'gotchas' exactly?
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Ask HN: What would you do with a 130 ton locomotive?
25 points by electricant 2y ago|47 comments
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Debian Orphans Bcachefs-Tools(bugs.debian.org)
7 points by electricant 2y ago|1 comments
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by electricant 2y ago
Caught me off guard. Great book BTW, but not for beginners
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by electricant 2y ago
I built a series of iot sensors and actuators for home heating. All based around the same modular firmware and hardware concept [0]. We have 3 of those boards scattered around the house and one sitting outside reporting external temperature
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FC8 – Faster 68K Decompression (2016)(bigmessowires.com)
68 points by electricant 2y ago|10 comments
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A Brief History of NTP Time: Confessions of an Internet Timekeeper(fermatslibrary.com)
3 points by electricant 3y ago|0 comments
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by electricant 3y ago
Well it's not just about Rust. What we have here is pluggable schedulers leveraging the BPF functionality within the linux kernel. They can be written in watever language you like and they are running in the user space.

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