lotharcable2

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by lotharcable2 1y ago
PDF reflow is one of the major reasons I am using Koreader. The whole thing is very clever and works extremely fast given the limited nature of these devices.
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by lotharcable2 1y ago
IMAP had its day in the sun, but the advent of big webmail providers (especially gmail) has killed off the advancement of email clients. Now all major development is focused on trying to recreate Gmail to varying degrees of success. It all
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
This sort of thing is why nobody gives a shit about IBM anymore and they have to keep just buying relevant companies to stay relevant. Hopefully they do the right thing and hand hashicorp over to Redhat so they can open source the shit out
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
This is correct. I think it may add a bit of security, but containers are better thought of as mechanism to deploy and manage applications/services. They can be useful as part of a security posture, but you kinda have to wrap everythin
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
> Is there an equivalent of DDWRT/OpenWRT but for TVs? Get a used mini-pc, install Linux on it, and don't allow the TV to connect to any networks. This is a 50-75 dollar solution. Good if you are on a budget and are not interes
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
I have a 'smart tv'. I don't allow it to connect to any network. The only really annoying thing about it is that noises from tv shows or the house sometimes triggers the voice recognition, which fails, and then you have to cl
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
I have a Rx 7600 XT that I purchased to run Ollama LLMs. Something just to screw around with. Works fine with their ollama:rocm docker image on Fedora using podman. No complaints. Did some gaming, too, just to see how well that works. A few
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
Mirrored raid is good. Other raid levels are of dubious value nowadays. Ideally you use "software raid" or file system with the capabilities do scrubbing and repair to detect bitrot. Or have some sort of hardware solution that ca
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
Taking a valid and correct observation and then strawmanning it with a crappy comic strip does not turn it into a invalid and incorrect observation. The whole article above reminds me of when my brother went through his "I don't k
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
What software are you using that has a parent company that pays out damages to you if it fails? Because that is the purpose of 'bonded and insured'. I haven't looked at every EULA and license of every piece of software I use,
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
> The one thing I don't understand about these Pi based mini-racks is why you would build a home lab that's less powerful than your client devices. It makes sense because you are unlikely to run production workloads at home. So
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
In the USA, at least, most the lumber for home construction is farmed. We don't rely on "old growth" for much anymore. Meaning the forests are kept forests and new trees are planted to replace the ones that are cut down. The
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
It is essentially requiring tech companies to work for the UK government as part of law enforcement. They are required to monitor and censor users or face fines and Ofcom has the ability to shutdown things they don't like. This basical
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
United States educators need to go to Poland and find out what they did to get such a increase despite the pandemic.
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
It is less 'logic is new'... it more about abstract thinking is a skill that is more useful in societies that have complex social arrangements. If you are a primitive farmer abstract thinking isn't really useful to you. Every
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
small and medium businesses. These are the movers and shakers. Any barrier to entry for people creating businesses and selling products to the public is a innovation murderer. Big companies are bureaucratic morasses that have very difficult
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
It is generally said that the lowest threshold for people to perceive time delays is around 10-15ms. Speed of sounds is roughly 343 meters per second. Which means translates we can sense the delay difference of about 4-8 meters or so. Whic
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by lotharcable2 2y ago
One of the major benefits of being a American is that even though our politicians are garbage and the science of central banking in the USA is to economics what mercury pills and blood letting is to medical science... Everybody else has at