rini17

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by rini17 4d ago
zswap is back in kernel? Edit: seems I got confused there, only frontswap layer was removed, and zcache
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by rini17 5d ago
Use zram instead. This from crappy 8G RAM multimedia/browsing minipc I'm on right now. The SSD is quite slow and browser is memory hungry so it was an improvement from on disk swap. $ zramctl NAME ALGORITHM DISKSIZ
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by rini17 28d ago
The sad irony of "Share this post on..." with neat list of all the services doing exactly what the post warns against. They can and often are already used by police state.
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by rini17 1mo ago
Since curl has minimal non-copyleft license, Microsoft can just use it as is. However seems they lost capability to properly maintain anything, most obvious problems will be patched with AI crap at best.
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by rini17 2mo ago
At first glance it can work only by completely disabling the meaning-seeker part of the wearer's personality. Ennui and existential/absurd feelings can't be resolved by indulgence. Would it make Sisyphus happy without bypassi
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by rini17 2mo ago
Nope. Some even refuse to print black and white when yellow ink tuns off.
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by rini17 3mo ago
I personally burned out. Yes free internet was helpful when I was discovering my gay sexuality. Now it hypercharges the cult of youth and beauty, making it impossible to date. Yes, I was great advocate of self hosting, till due to combinati
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by rini17 3mo ago
Repercussions happen all the time. That nothing happened in this one case does not prove or disprove anything.
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by rini17 3mo ago
You don't have the right to say anything NOW already. Please wake up.
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by rini17 3mo ago
Yep, pretending we have anonymity online is a nonsense.
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by rini17 3mo ago
By painting everything so black and white you're doing propaganda too, are you aware?
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by rini17 3mo ago
Freedom of expression is not absolute and never was. Should everyone just shrug off anonymous hoaxes and hate speech?
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by rini17 3mo ago
What do you think the actual bandwidth speed on the voyager or new horizons is. You are spending lot of time sending the data anyway.
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by rini17 3mo ago
Does it solve the brine problem? Usually the seawater must be heavily treated first before desalination and the resulting brine causes ecological problems when discharged.
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by rini17 3mo ago
If you don't understand what the library is doing, and blindly put in local time without any consideration, you will get bitten someday. And all libraries use the same timezone database/logic anyway and run into same issues the au
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by rini17 3mo ago
Humans would often fail such appointments too.
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by rini17 3mo ago
This is incredibly bad summary. If it were about prescription meds, they can be bought on gray market, problem solved.
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by rini17 4mo ago
It would make blacklisting compromised networks easier at least.
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by rini17 4mo ago
It would have an edge if it had inbuilt protection against spoofing. However now that there are big actors that profit off DDoS mitigation.... Or any other feature genuinely lacking from IPv4. Merely having unique address for every grain of
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by rini17 4mo ago
> And before you go on objecting that a physical true RNG remains better than a could-theoretically-be-broken CSPRNG, understand that your random output often must have no detectable bias to be secure. That means a distribution so unifo
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by rini17 4mo ago
being wrong and insisting on being wrong is
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by rini17 4mo ago
They should at least call the army right, as "Warsaw Pact army". Specifically the Fulda gap breach was not planned to be sparheaded by Soviet army but they would send Czechoslovaks first into the meat grinder IIRC.
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by rini17 4mo ago
Many bots open new TCP connection for every request, which is incredibly wasteful but leads to easy filtering via ipt_hashlimit firewall rules. Browsers and other well behaved clients work fine with limit as low as 3 connections per minute
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by rini17 4mo ago
no it was reply to "i just dont want cloudflare ai-scanning my blog, seeing the word "DDoS" because i am in networking, and proactively removing my site from the internet."
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by rini17 4mo ago
Your account can get terminated for any other random nonsense though. Happens all the time, with cloudflare, google, github, everywhere. Everyone just pretends that "this can't happen to me". You want cyberspace free from any
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by rini17 4mo ago
The former cyber-libertarians are running the tech unicorns now. Ofc they would prefer you see them as John Galts lol. But they aren't that and they will defend freedom of cyberspace only as far as it aligns with their power and profit
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by rini17 4mo ago
Since monopolies make stuff scarce and expensive, you basically want free market for violence, it should be be cheap and abundant? And all the DDoS and crytocurrency extortions and scams should extend to meatspace too, and you would be okay
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by rini17 4mo ago
If you have friends with some shared meaning then anything is easy. Everyone else can get get strip mined for attention and croak, you don't care.
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by rini17 4mo ago
Good? You would need the dashboard climate controlled all the time otherwise the algae gets sterilised in the sun. On the other hand, if you park underground all day, must provide light otherwise it dies. Either way it will eat your battery
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by rini17 4mo ago
The peaches have similar problem with fungal diseases like bananas. The best tastiest varieties can't be mass grown anymore.

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