neocron

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by neocron 3mo ago
Was that the thing where Gary predicted js in the kernel?
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by neocron 5mo ago
No maven package for java? Guess this isn't a serious project
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by neocron 5mo ago
How is it monetized? I read something about open core and paying for additional services I think. What are those and where can I find them?
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by neocron 5mo ago
I would love if you made such lectures into a series of YouTube videos as I sadly didn't have the pleasure in university. We only Java 6/7 as an indicator how long ago that was
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by neocron 5mo ago
I did the switch in 2013 and haven't missed it. For games I ran vga_passthrough and later VFIO and others until pretty recently (I think right after covid I switched to steam directly on linux)
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by neocron 6mo ago
Ah Bill Gates, the epitome of good software
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by neocron 6mo ago
If have a different opinion on this, as I think it's 100x better to learn sql and just write it directly instead of using the dozens of leaky abstraction of some framework.
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by neocron 6mo ago
Ok, that is assuming /boot is ON the raid which I wouldn't want to rate for probability But even if it is, you could just pull one after the other and wait for the resilver before pulling the next one (you will hear if it resilver
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by neocron 6mo ago
Can't I just extract the key from uefi/tmp in this case? Not that it's easy, but with the right tools you can so it offline with all the time in the world
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by neocron 6mo ago
Why wouldn't this work with Raid5? One of my raid5 hdds cought fire and the server was still running. Talking about mdadm in this case. 5 minutes is plenty to boot initrd from a vm... what's that gonna take? 10 seconds?
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by neocron 7mo ago
Which server today doesnt have Raid? Just pull one hdd out, extract what you need or change the image. Then you turn off the server, and just start a vm with the captured init and capture the key. Now you can decrypt the server offline with
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by neocron 7mo ago
Shouldn't AI be able to take this one step further and just analyze the binary (of the samba server in this case) and create all kinds of interface specs from it?
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by neocron 7mo ago
But then what, become a part of China? I don't think Russia could defend themselves from an attack of a lesser nation right now, and I truly wish one of them would take opportunity
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by neocron 7mo ago
The bad thing is, they always did this and it worked. The good thing is, those russians stopped growing back with birthrates being one of the lowest in the world. We might just see a world without any russians in a few decades. What a dream
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by neocron 7mo ago
Played the first "3" on the first PlayStation. Completely different game from where it went since GTA 3. And while Vice City will always be my favorite, looking back, I think the originals were better and I had more fun. But maybe
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by neocron 7mo ago
And yet people still support it by finding ways around it instead if just leaving mac in the dust, simply not supporting it. Worked for Internet Explorer, will work the same dor mac
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by neocron 8mo ago
Iike that you both started with Fedora. Same for me but almost 20 yrs ago Haven't touched it in a long time ever since debian8 was the point in time where it was fine to run on desktop and laptop for me, not only on server. Ever since
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by neocron 8mo ago
Aah, ReactOS, my hope from the era of windows xp. After 30 yrs it's still another 30 yrs from completion, kinda like nuclear fusion reactors
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by neocron 8mo ago
Might as well be replaced by optical connectors next years, but who knows in advance. Currently there is no competition
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by neocron 8mo ago
dann halt nicht
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by neocron 8mo ago
I assumed we are talking about IT professionals using tools like claude here? But even for normal people it's not really hard if they manage to leave the cage in their head behind that is ms windows. My father is 77 now and only starte
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by neocron 8mo ago
Not a big problem to make snapshots with lvm or zfs and others. I use it automatically on every update
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by neocron 8mo ago
I have to many machines standing around that are currently not powered on or are running somewhat airgapped with old software from around debian 8 and 9, so I guess they will be a safe haven once the AI overlords take over
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by neocron 9mo ago
I laid my hopes to rest to see some actual support for somewhat current desktop or even laptop hardware with bsd in my lifetime. Think it's been 15+ years since I first tried and hardware only got more complicated and closed than back
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by neocron 9mo ago
I don't know, I just use the standard on my machine or on remote. Why bother to customize it all the time when you can't work without the customizations
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by neocron 10mo ago
Isn't this just an endless loop with extra steps?
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by neocron 11mo ago
Who writes trailing commas in sql?In every company I worked with the standard was prefix commas: <pre><code> var , var2 , var3 , var4 </code></pre>
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by neocron 1y ago
afaik they use it to desinfect the room after or before usage, not during
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by neocron 1y ago
I wonder how many times I saw this feature implemented, die, missed and implemented again... Especially in Firefox all features seem to have relatively short but endless circles of dying and resurrection
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by neocron 2y ago
Ah, here we go again with HHVM and Hack ... The only reason fb is able to do this, is the billions of $ behind it... For everyone else this is just pure idiocy Sure if you like Kotlin, use it for new software, but rewriting milliona loc for

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