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by secabeen 6d ago
RHEL is EOLing CPU architectures that CERN still relies on heavily. > RHEL 9 mandated x86-64-v2, requiring instruction sets like SSE4.2 and POPCNT, while RHEL 10 targets x86-64-v3. CERN's accelerator infrastructure manages more than
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by secabeen 11d ago
> This is just vandalism from badly supervised ‘agents’ which don’t know what they are doing or why. You could set this up with a short perl script, and the human setting it up would be held responsible for the spam - why is this differe
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by secabeen 20d ago
Quicken Desktop (yes, it still exists) just added this as a new feature as well. It's pretty nice.
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by secabeen 25d ago
BSidesLV is still pretty chill, although it's more focused on cybersecurity professionals than on the hacking side of things.
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by secabeen 1mo ago
Yes, but it's a different group of Americans, and the ones who are currently thriving in this broken system will fight tooth and nail to preserve their way of life.
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by secabeen 1mo ago
And most of that income is salaries to existing healthcare administrators. Quickly ending the employment of the people working those jobs would be a significant shock.
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by secabeen 2mo ago
Yeah, the only place I use SLOG is with Optane devices in front of SATA/SAS flash. Anything that needs the speed of SLOG shouldn't be on rust anyways. I would be in a different world if my system was backing banking or other los
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by secabeen 2mo ago
I schedule scrubs during idle time (10pm Friday - 6am Monday), so the metadata hit doesn't affect usage, but YMMV if you don't have an idle time. I also don't generally let them get that full. If I was building the array new
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by secabeen 2mo ago
Every 100+ TB ZFS pool I have is optimized for streaming reads/writes. IOPS are rarely a binding factor at these sizes.
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by secabeen 2mo ago
In this case, Fanatic is the long-form version of the word "fan" used in the expression "sports fan". > Fanatics, Inc. is an American sports platform that consists of several businesses, including licensed sports merc
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Debian launches competing General Resolutions on LLM usage in Debian code(debian.org)
15 points by secabeen 2mo ago|1 comments
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by secabeen 2mo ago
I thought this, but random updates and changes for my apps in dev mode got too annoying; switching to full root has made my apps stable and turned off the prompts to upgrade the OS. It was worth it.
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by secabeen 2mo ago
Do they even expose much cross users? One of my sports apps has a Family Plan, and my "family" is three other players who organized ourselves on FB. We split the cost evenly and it saves us like 50% each. I don't even know
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by secabeen 2mo ago
That's because Fanatics took over the jersey manufacture and cut the quality. Fanatics sucks in all sort of dimensions.
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by secabeen 2mo ago
Indeed. The worst case scenario with no action is a ~30% cut in benefits; that's a long way from a 100% benefit cut.
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by secabeen 2mo ago
Sure, if nothing is done. The trust fund redeeming its bonds is little different than the congress appropriating money for Social Security benefits; both come out of the current revenue of the USG. When the trust fund no longer has any bo
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by secabeen 3mo ago
My rule of thumb is that every not-heavy product has about $7 of shipping costs baked in somewhere. For cheap items, there isn't enough markup to cover those costs, so they are usually higher priced than at retail. If it's $50 o
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by secabeen 3mo ago
I jailbroke my TV to put the sunshine client directly on it, and it works great.
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by secabeen 3mo ago
Generally yes, if you want to use a Customer Relationship Management system like Salesforce. Customer names, contact information, and info about what they bought from you is table stakes data for CRM is it not?
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by secabeen 3mo ago
Yep. Nor does it prevent states from passing laws putting individual liability on guards who so flagrantly violate inmate rights. It's just not something that the Feds can do.
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by secabeen 3mo ago
FS has a reprogrammer, called the FS Box. Works well.
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by secabeen 3mo ago
> $10000+ for a ticket that originally costs around 2k should be illegal. Most of these tickets will go unsold I'm sure. I'm not so sure. See this article in the Washington Post where multiple season pass holders they talked t
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by secabeen 4mo ago
Alma and Rocky if you want fully free or have a lot of machines. RHEL if you are okay with registering with them; they give ten machines free access to their updates for each Registered account in their system. RHEL is definitely the most
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by secabeen 4mo ago
I know this is a common argument, but I would love to see some hard data about expenditures on administrative staff in Universities. Every time I look for this, I find that the expenditures on administrators has mostly gone up in the Healt
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by secabeen 5mo ago
One-time taxes are dumb. The organizers of this tax should have the confidence of their arguments to make them permanent, or they shouldn't do it at all.
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by secabeen 5mo ago
> And legally, the comapny's sole responsibility is "make money for shareholders". "the philosophy of putting shareholder profits over all else is a matter of ideology which is not grounded in American law or traditi
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by secabeen 5mo ago
GLP-1s are the gateway drug to this whole world. It's not hard to rationalize that they are safe, and approved, but too expensive. If your insurance stops paying, or will never authorize it in the first place, going gray market may b
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by secabeen 5mo ago
Probably just the iPad, unless you are not at all price sensitive. $350 ($299 refurbished) vs $600 is a big uplift; you can almost buy two iPads for the price of an iPad Air. For just PDF viewing, any Apple CPU is performant enough.
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by secabeen 5mo ago
> Just pointing out that nonprofits do not have to balance revenues and expenditures at all. This is not a mere technical detail. Profit cannot inure to owners with nonprofits as it can with for-profits, but this does not prevent the org
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by secabeen 5mo ago
I wouldn't think so. Hospitals do some teaching and research, but they also administer huge amounts of prescription drugs, physician salaries (both teaching and non-teaching), durable medical equipment, supplies, marketing, home healt

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