pastage

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by pastage 4d ago
> Good bike infrastructure Is also really cheap to build.
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by pastage 8d ago
First time I read Ceph and "pretty smooth" in the same sentence, it is really that easy now days? I have always thought it was pretty heavy on operational knowledge.
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Carthage should be destroyed (2015) (149 BCE)(skeptoid.com)
2 points by pastage 26d ago|0 comments
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by pastage 1mo ago
My point is that some issues, especially meat, makes people blame tone really fast. This is my view after experimenting with it for many years. I obviously care about your view otherwise I would not have commented, you see an attack/de
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by pastage 1mo ago
The key is "maybe try doing something", does not mean to destroy our culture. My child choose to be vegetarian but I just can not be bothered. I am too lazy. That does not mean I do not try to adapt. You can find the things that a
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by pastage 1mo ago
Vegetarian options are easier, cheaper and better to produce per gram of protein. Especially if you want to live in an society and not on the steppe.
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by pastage 1mo ago
It's probably not the tone. You only choose to hear that tone and close up. (From my experience) I hold some fringe ideas, e.g. helmets are bad. So I have lots of experience with handling discussion where people close up for any ration
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by pastage 1mo ago
I am not vegan, will never be, but I have known vegans for more than two decades and they are doing fine. We need to make it easy to make the right choice about food, and one way to do that is to stop making meat meat meat the ONLY cool thi
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by pastage 2mo ago
Last time I saw this an obscure single letter root password was still "secure", now days seems like almost all non-alphanumeric chars works. % is my new root password it still has not been brute forced.
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by pastage 2mo ago
Do you not think there are ways to organize tabs that should be applications specific?
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by pastage 2mo ago
They still need the protection and enablement of free trade.
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by pastage 2mo ago
I think the Hormuz saga and how China just quietly stopped importing oil are signs that we are nearing the end of the "free trade as a service" from the US. There are so many aspects of that I do not understand yet: how much oil t
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by pastage 2mo ago
> I care about Feels like you have my problem: "I can not be bother to switch from another app". When every one wants their e-reader with custom setup you get that long list of options. Since the beginning of computing I have a
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by pastage 2mo ago
> [a ripper written to look for sources] in memory after the computer had crashed I used this to reboot my machine faster, keep info in RAM and just continue were you left off after reboot. I think there even were ram drives that could p
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by pastage 2mo ago
delete EDIT 2: I think they are non-toxic and inert. But I tried to find my source for this and I am failing badly. so deleting this comment EDIT: I agree they are very waste full since they do not live that long. I have owned three non-s
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by pastage 2mo ago
Make it joyful Read books yourself Make book an important part of your life Read to the kids Teach them to read early Little to no phone use early on
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by pastage 2mo ago
Using "Race" like this is really bad in Germany and Sweden. As is pointed out in this thread [1] how we use words differs. TIL race has a different meaning in English and Swedish. I use it in both but I've never thought about
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by pastage 3mo ago
So total system cost per unit of memory is going up.. 2GB costs in 1985 was $2 million (from the graph), a cray-2 was $16 million (from wikipedia). A GPU server with 8xB200 today can be had for ~$500k (estimate), 1.5TB memory is $25k (from
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by pastage 3mo ago
> It probably isn't a very important problem The amount of languages are decreasing on the earth, I would also say that dialects and accents are decreasing as well. I think this is a problem.
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by pastage 3mo ago
Interesting. I have never heard kernel modules being regarded as non-linux, not in 30 years of LKM. Further compiling a monolithic Kernel is rather straight forward, in this day it is even possible to find wifi devices that do not require a
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by pastage 3mo ago
You are right that there are many of us who prefer the package manager, there are so many reasons why a package manager makes your life wonderful. Debian has always been a proponent of dynamic linking. When you create a Linux distribution t
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by pastage 3mo ago
> heavily pushing subsidies has not been shown to work Subsidies only come into affect after you have children. They can not work alone society has a much greater affect. They work wonders at making parenting possible while being part of
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by pastage 4mo ago
A quick search say that this is a standard feature you cache the prefill and load it at PCIe bandwidth so it should be about 0.2s
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by pastage 4mo ago
That is a good question. The existing data center map above is commercial so creating a free version with a clear goal seems to align with why OSM was started. The social aspect of OpenStreetMap was more important than the technical part.
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by pastage 4mo ago
> proprietary data It is just copyrighted data, that is harder to get a hold of. All the copies are available to anyone to use if they just read it. Copyright makes other uses complicated. I wonder if the whole Creative commons debate wa
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by pastage 4mo ago
You answer your own post, almost everyone saw the US as an ally. That is the reason for trusting you, and why these posts are worrying. If we break economic and military ties, the alliance grows weaker. You are right that there have always
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by pastage 4mo ago
I do not think you understand, you have to start repairing things. You can not only be against something you have to stand up for something that is better. Your number of 90% support for Denmark and Greenland does not show in anyway.
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by pastage 4mo ago
The complete disinterest in international allies from the American public is troublesome. I recently was in a discussion about what kind of responsibility we can put on the residents of the US for this situation. A US lawyer answered "
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by pastage 4mo ago
Physical attestations are hard to solve, I think it would be nice if all TPMs in laptops had this. Then the problem becomes how do you automate stuff that needs to be done.
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by pastage 4mo ago
> it is easier and works better For me NFS is easy and works better, edit two files, enable NFS and update firewall. I had NFS running before SMB, and if I am at hobby level I prefer http if it is good enough. There are technical reasons

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