petee

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by petee 2mo ago
It sets up the network for services, but it's been a minute since so I don't remember the specifics, just that I needed to make a new file in some deep folder to tell it to use a non-standard port. To me its just more complexity,
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by petee 2mo ago
Imho its not necessary for the average user, adding too much complexity. For example, I tried to config gpsd to use another port, nothing would work; systemd quietly overrides gpsd's configfile and required additional systemd incantati
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by petee 2mo ago
> Since 1995, occasional awards for UUOC have been given out, usually by Perl luminary Randal L. Schwartz http://catb.org/jargon/html/U/UUOC.html Admittedly its taken me a long time to remember that the fi
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by petee 2mo ago
I really love that the source-extension icons are all different, and resemble the files contents - .c indentation, .h mostly linear, .s assembly instructions, ".o" bits
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by petee 2mo ago
Is this what your referring to? https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/linux/WireGuardAllo...
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by petee 2mo ago
Yeah I'm very lost on what this is supposed to do -- "Summon your site" is quite vague. "see it live", like a demo? or is this actually published somewhere? Is it forever? Desktop mode doesn't show any more inf
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by petee 2mo ago
Nearly 4 years from last notification and the password is the same; either thats real incompetence, or a hilarious power move
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by petee 2mo ago
> If anything, then the 2.5-gig port is overkill. Or 1 gig is underkill. My original reply was just pointing out that simply adding a 2.5g switch doesn't make it a 5 port 2.5g router, it makes it a 1 gig router with 2.5 internal, at
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by petee 2mo ago
I had suppressed my memory of Christmas Carol 3d in theaters apparently - super jumpy, really bad ghosting, let alone the bad animation
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by petee 2mo ago
Ok, so your wan is 1gig, and your lan 2.5...handy but not much of a perk. Lets just call this an AP, which would clear up many issues people seem to have with it
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by petee 2mo ago
It does raise the question that if it is for developers, what exactly is being developed? Especially if its not representative of hardware that is available or desired; is there some advantage targeting a very particular chipset? This seems
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by petee 2mo ago
2.5 is the WAN, so your lan is only getting 1g anyway
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by petee 2mo ago
While glasses certainly sucked (I had a Samsung) I just couldn't stand that most content was essentially a technology demonstration -- throwing objects at the viewer for the sake of it, 4th wall be damned. The Lion King is an example o
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Tom Kean got months of paid sick leave – after voting against it for others(theguardian.com)
9 points by petee 2mo ago|0 comments
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by petee 3mo ago
I see some kind of illumination from below/behind the display. Being from Gamers Nexus, I'd be shocked if it was manipulated. Maybe just a really steep sidelite
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by petee 3mo ago
I appreciated it for my Google Takeout download - they seemed to cap per file speed, so I could get multiple going. Getting it done quickly was important since google would force 2fa re-auth if you waited literally 30 seconds between files,
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by petee 3mo ago
Even thats slowly being depreciated for gestures as the default option. A bunch of Google's own apps won't play nice with it anymore on the flagship Pixel, drawing buttons underneath
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by petee 3mo ago
On mobile this surfaced as trying to download a file called "viewer", couldn't see the url. Def weird
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by petee 3mo ago
https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ puttygen.com looks super fishy, the disclaimer: > Puttygen software is not created, nor supported by Puttygen.com. The program has been tested and is believed
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by petee 3mo ago
Frankly it reads exactly as a pitch - who you are, why you're the best, and whats wrong with whats presented, followed by 'so use us'. And there was no misinformation here. You even use the lack of City data in GeoLite as a n
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by petee 3mo ago
Beautiful, like I needed a new crossover of hobbies; btw could this fill a 220 format frame? You also could save a lot of weight by boring out your plywood base and still be plenty rigid
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by petee 3mo ago
There are a few reasons one could chose to not go with saas, but this is someone's small project which was neat; and upgradable to any GeoIP db, I might add...you guys don't need to advertise yourself everytime someone shares it -
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Build Your Own IP Geolocation Setup Without the SaaS Tax in an Afternoon(kerochan.lol)
3 points by petee 3mo ago|6 comments
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by petee 3mo ago
I was thinking that if you preload your 50k list and override the min-ttl, the prefetch would let you relax the cron schedule a little
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by petee 3mo ago
Unbound has "prefetch" which will refresh near-expired cached records, and various other cache/ttl knobs. "serve-expired" seemed to work well too
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by petee 3mo ago
Rebooting could be a mini-game where you dodge the user's BIOS keystrokes a few times before they give up
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by petee 3mo ago
Any tricks to get Claude to actually use the CLAUDE.md consistently? Many times now its completely ignored it, despite being short, concise + generated by Claude itself, and I see bug reports about this that are over a year old
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by petee 3mo ago
On Win 11, if you disable the Vibe Notepad it refuses to let you associate .txt files to any program, and popups an error. Instead you have to go turn off a specific file association toggle elsewhere (as i recall) only then you can you re
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by petee 3mo ago
Would you mind sharing a related link? I'm finding it to be impossible to search "¥ path separator", the ¥ is stripped out by like every search engine even when quoted
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by petee 3mo ago
Clearly you haven't been exposed to much of the underbelly of the internet. Words can translate to physical harm and actions in the real world, and do regularly

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