ironhaven

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by ironhaven 16d ago
I don't think that you can draw the line between NAT and CGNAT. The fact that single NAT works as well as it does is an argument for why it is ok to double NAT with CGNAT. The conceit behind NAT is that 99% of traffic over the router w
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by ironhaven 18d ago
You could generate tests that give you 100% line coverage but the real test is if the thousands of subscribing players have the same experience which doesn't have the same agent friendly testing feedback loop
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by ironhaven 18d ago
What RISC-V extensions is this built for? There is a target triple of riscv64-unknown-linux-gnu listed so i assume the baseline RV64GC that the Linux kernel is built against. It makes sense to be conservative with a new architecture but new
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by ironhaven 1mo ago
DEFCON the fun hacking conference in las Vegas that happened last weekend.
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by ironhaven 1mo ago
Suckless software does have config files they just have a “.h” extension Having your config file be a c header and needing a recompile is different than not having any user accessible configuration
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by ironhaven 3mo ago
They already picked out a interconnect standard it is called 100 Gigabit Ethernet. They can interoperate with multiple different vendors using the sfp28 ports on the switch. I bet they are even working on new programmable hardware for a nex
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by ironhaven 3mo ago
First half life one in browser now we have half life 2! I guess it’s that time again Mr Freeman
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by ironhaven 4mo ago
No? The website has units available here[0] in the US. I think this article is old. There must have been a very small first shipment that got sold out before the next batch came in [0] https://store.steampowered.com/steamdec
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by ironhaven 4mo ago
If you just install CUPS in a virtual machine (emulated in wasm on the web) what patches do you need to share?
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by ironhaven 4mo ago
If they reverse engineered the drivers then why do they need a virtual cpu and a Linux kernel to run them. Is this reverse engineering or just installing software in a weird environment? Speaking of not just gluing stuff together with usb&#
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by ironhaven 4mo ago
A another take on this problem is zoo.dev . They wrote a brand new from scratch cad engine that is driven a custom openscad style language called kcl. Then then have a trained llm that has can generate kcl to either create new parts or act
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by ironhaven 4mo ago
It’s ddr2 so it is not really affected by the ram crunch
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by ironhaven 4mo ago
Sometimes these demos enable caching on the reverse proxy. So then for these tiny demo html pages you request, you may not even reach the fun tiny computer it is supposed to demonstrate.
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by ironhaven 6mo ago
Manned-Unmanned teaming is not a new concept created in the last couple months to placate fighter pilots in the age of ai. With 5th generation fighter using datalink they to use the active radar in far away AWAC planes for targeting so the
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by ironhaven 7mo ago
Don't you have that backwards? If AI gets so good that it can replace all human labor, will capital like money and data centers be the only moat left?
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by ironhaven 7mo ago
I was going to rant about how containerization does not just mean Linux namespaces but that is what this is. This project is very similar to docker with a background daemon server that you control via a cli to launch Linux containers. Becau
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by ironhaven 8mo ago
The reasoning can be simplified to two things. 1. Linux does not have the bhyve hypervisor ported 2. Maintaining a Linux distribution will require more effort and have more churn than illumos. Because Linux is just a kernel and users have t
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by ironhaven 9mo ago
Because 2^128 is too big to be reasonably filled even if you give a ip address to every grain of sand. 64 bits is good enough for network routing and 64 bits for the host to auto configure an ip address is a bonus feature. The reason why 64
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by ironhaven 9mo ago
Well you will be happy to hear that ipv6 has the same thing with the FFfe::/10 network just like 169.254.0.0/16 apipa range
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by ironhaven 9mo ago
If you software has no bugs then unikernels are a straight upgrade. If your software has bugs then the blast area for issues is now much larger. When was the last time you needed a kernel debugger for a misbehaving application?
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by ironhaven 9mo ago
With a standard windows server license you are only allowed to have a two hyperv virtual machines but unlimited "windows containers". The design is similar to Linux with namespaces bolted onto the main kernel so they don't pr
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by ironhaven 9mo ago
There have been countless articles claiming the demise and failure of the F35 but that is just one side of the story. There has been an argument started 50 years ago in the 1970's about how to build the best next generation fighter jet
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by ironhaven 11mo ago
The borrow checker better described as compile time rwlock with all possible deadlocks caught as compiler errors
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by ironhaven 1y ago
The reason for detecting the orientation of the connector is for higher speed communication. USB-C 20gbps uses both sets of pins on the connector to shotgun two usb3.2 10gbps to get 20gbps. That is why the technical spec name for 20gbps is
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by ironhaven 1y ago
One misconception that everyone keeps repeating is that the pi 5 expects and needs a 5v/5a power supply to work. The CPU and all the IO will work as expected with any USB pd charger that can do at least 15 watts. The only issue you wil
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by ironhaven 1y ago
Quick summary of the technology is that there is two software parts for virtualization, the hypervisor and the virtual machine monitor. First is the hypervisor that uses the hardware virtualization features of your cpu to emulate hardware i
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by ironhaven 1y ago
Elastic as in AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (ec2). Flexible virtual machines provisioned with a web API not rubbery stretchy servers
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by ironhaven 1y ago
That's right. Line 3 is undefined behaviour because you are creating mutable references to the uninit spare capacity of the vec. copy_to_slice only works with writing to initialized slices. The proper way for you example to mess with
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by ironhaven 1y ago
The posting client was removed from the UI and has not been public for a while
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by ironhaven 2y ago
Depending on the the wind/nuclear mix in the grid possibly as low as zero. But batteries are a very important innovation for power grids regardless of renewable energy goals. 50% of the job of an energy grid is just keeping the ac powe

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