t312227

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by t312227 5mo ago
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by t312227 5mo ago
hello, zip-drives where great - at least compared to what other possibilities where around these days: overall, zip-drives where not that expensive, especially the medias. but they died every now& then ... so it was more or less only a
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by t312227 5mo ago
hello, as always: imho (!) but google/gmail is pretty open about why they deny your emails - idk ... mail authentication =?> dkim/spf/... or similar technical details etc. interestingly i have more "problems" wit
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by t312227 6mo ago
hello, yes ... especially if you want to execute quantum-circuits which use a lot of qubits. why!? one approach of the simulation of quantum-computers rely on the so called "state vector" of the machine, and its memory-usage grows
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by t312227 6mo ago
hello, as always: imho (!) i've used the ibm quantum platform together with python/qiskit during my last project - which was something like: simulate quantum-networks on "real" quantum-computers... ibm's support, in
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by t312227 6mo ago
software-developer ~ devops-/cloud-engineer ~ linux system-engineer location: innsbruck, austria (CEST / UTC +2) remote: yes (experienced in working remotely) willing to relocate: no, but occasional / regular visits "on-
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by t312227 6mo ago
hello, as always: imho (!) yes please, remove the crazy US of A from NATO already. maybe then we are able to concentrate on 2 essential things here in europe: * defend our countries and they are not defended in west-asia or anywhere else on
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by t312227 6mo ago
hello, ah ... another clear case of AGI *) ... *) ads generated income just my 0.02€
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by t312227 6mo ago
hello, about 20 or 25 years ago i used whatever old hardware i could find in someones cellar or a junkyard together with 2 NICs and a floppy-disk drive / FDD based linux-distribution ... it outgrew its original media - FDD - and is sti
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by t312227 6mo ago
hello, as always: imho (!) tar is great, and well kown - but not particularly for "incremental backups over the net" ... this is what rsync is/was for. idk ... whatever the problem is with rsync, but apparently thats none of
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by t312227 6mo ago
idk, but when i see the abbreviation "AGI" i associate it with "ads generated income" ... every other interpretation is hollowed out / reduced to "marketing speak" by now ;)
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by t312227 6mo ago
hello, idk ... so ARM itself is now jumping on the AGI *) "train"... !? how will they do this!? during system-bootup / splash-screens during execution of whatever we will run on these SOCs ... ;) *) ads generated income bruh
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by t312227 6mo ago
or - as an alternative to <esc> + ".": for the last argument * <alt> + "." if you want the -<n>th argument: * <alt> + "_" # n times :=) * <alt> + "." cheers a..z
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by t312227 6mo ago
hello, as always: imho. (!) idk the exact procedure which will apply to enter the birth-date on such a system, but if other comments are correct: just enter what you want! there will be no real possibility to tie this to anything "lega
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by t312227 6mo ago
hello, i'm always a fan of 1-JAN-1970 [eg. the "birth" of UNIX-like OSes unix-timestamp eg. "0" ;] or date -d @0 cheers a..z
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by t312227 7mo ago
software-developer ~ devops-/cloud-engineer ~ linux system-engineer location: innsbruck, austria (CET / UTC +1) remote: yes (experienced in working remotely) willing to relocate: no, but occasional / regular visits "on-s
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by t312227 7mo ago
surprised pikachu face ... what did we expect!? ;)
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by t312227 7mo ago
hello, as always: imho (!) the usa will "bomb bomb bomb bomb iran" for a few weeks - as they wanted since 1979: more details to the song * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bomb_Iran 1. a few weeks in they will r
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by t312227 7mo ago
yes ... i thought this is included in the expression "as a service" :) it doesn't matter how you slice & dice it, the "service" is to have someone - be it business or be it a person - who is responsible for run
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by t312227 7mo ago
hello, as always: imho (!) idk: as a business, if the "main focus" of your business is related to email =?> self-host. but if this not your core business : why in the world would you even think about self-hosting!? pay someone
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by t312227 7mo ago
hello, am i the only one who gets an error!? 404 There isn't a GitHub Pages site here. archived version * https://archive.ph/D4EYW cheers!
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by t312227 7mo ago
you are right, i left this detail out ... but it went somewhat together with the amiga & the lightwave-software :))
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by t312227 7mo ago
yes, you are right ... its been a few years :))
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by t312227 7mo ago
hello, as always: imho. (!) ah ... babylon 5 :)) this was one of the best scifi shows back in the mid 1990ties. it introduced a lot things which we take for granted today ... together with startrek "deep space nine" which roughly
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by t312227 7mo ago
hello, as always: imho (!) recognize that software-engineering is not about writing / vibing code but to solve (!) problems. nobody cares if the code which solves a problem is generated / copied / written ... as long as it wa
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by t312227 7mo ago
hello, as always: imho. (!) btw. thanks for the downvote. its for sure better to kill your own infrastructure because of some AI crawlers - buhuuuu ... bad bots!! - than to solve your problem with a stupid simple but effective soluti
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by t312227 7mo ago
hello, as always: imho. (!) idk ... i just put a http basic-auth in front of my gitweb instance years ago. if i really ever want to put git-repositories into the open web again i either push them to some portal - github, gitlab, ... - or st
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by t312227 7mo ago
hello, i discovered fela anikulapo kutis music back in the 2nd half of the 1980ties - still a big fan!! :) cheers, a..z
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by t312227 8mo ago
hello, as always: imho. (!) we already had this topic before, an example for another good article regarding physical arguments against this idea would be: "Datacenters in space are a terrible, horrible, no good idea" ~ late 2025
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by t312227 8mo ago
hello, as always: imho (!) we are in a capitalistic economy: companies don't have "souls", they make profit. tim cook did what nearly every large company in the 1990ties did: move your production to china. why? mainly 2 reaso

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