temptemptemp111

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by temptemptemp111 3y ago
To see more on "Project X", see the Phoronix article on it. At the very least, it would be resourceful if the Oxide devs had a chat with the Project X devs who have since given up - learnings can be had and time can be saved. And
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by temptemptemp111 3y ago
I don't expect anyone to see my comments unless they're really looking since I've been shadow banned for many years now - so I appreciate your reply. To be clearer regarding my questions: - What happened to Project X (suppose
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by temptemptemp111 3y ago
What even is Oxide Computer? It makes no sense - it was publicized with all sorts of anti-blob, freedom, and posts about management engines and a sort of alternative to RaptorCS/IBM (which now has blobs again)... Yet most of that stuff
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by temptemptemp111 3y ago
You guys keep saying this word "reproducibility" but I don't think you know what it means. Debian and Arch are more reproducible than NixOS.
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by temptemptemp111 4y ago
GrapheneOS prevents people getting adblocking working in Vanadium (the GrapheneOS chromium).
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by temptemptemp111 4y ago
No, not weird, it is called having good taste. For OLED that means DC dimming not PWM dimming - big difference. And with all of the Ryzen Thinkpads there is no excuse for not having ECC when all of the Ryzen mobile CPUs they're using a
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by temptemptemp111 4y ago
Someone should make a global map with a web app that you can place a search engine protected email address on + GPS location - to contact in case of desire to grab a coffee over locale-focused startup & tech convos. Boom.
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by temptemptemp111 4y ago
He just straw manned "steelmanning"
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by temptemptemp111 4y ago
There are hobbyists that have been able to run Ryzens at very low power without much performance impact. If you raise this with any manufacturers, then they ignore it. Most people are on autopilot
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by temptemptemp111 4y ago
They do have lots of sensors that can be used... We have bad defaults and a not-very-skillful usage of said hardware. On workstations there are lots of options. In datacenters, there could be some dedicated hardware for it somewhere - and a
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by temptemptemp111 5y ago
But but CLOUD NATIVE! https://about.gitlab.com/cloud-native/
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by temptemptemp111 5y ago
Taubes et al has a rough time reconciling the idea that fructose is toxic with the (established) fact that the brain produces its own!
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by temptemptemp111 5y ago
Where is the evidence for this? Where is the evidence that you can and should mix config management all of the way down the OS stack? How many containerization concepts do we need? Docker, lxc, VMs, and now NixOS? If it were a legitimate ab
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by temptemptemp111 5y ago
What is the lowest level hardware that can help defend against DDoS on the backbone level? Or is that not a thing?
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by temptemptemp111 5y ago
Can you share more about this project? Thoughts on management engined access to registers and DMA being a weakness?
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by temptemptemp111 5y ago
Drives? Correlates! "Scientists" are literally brain dead.
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by temptemptemp111 5y ago
I disagree. ZFS is great on Linux. The killer feature of FBSD is its simplicity and lack of incoherence in focus, which all the Linux distros suffer from. People don't see to be able to differentiate between these issues: Linux distrib
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by temptemptemp111 6y ago
Normalization of pedophilia is occurring and Facebook, Google, Twitter, YouTube, HN, and all of the usual suspects are complicit. There are now 3 TED Talks promoting pedophilia normalization.
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by temptemptemp111 6y ago
Hilarious. Funny how these things end up at the top of HN so quickly :)
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by temptemptemp111 6y ago
Agreed. Good support for compose currently, and swarm is usually overkill. With a bit more elegant HA functionality, docker-compose could be the go-to for many more. The comment below claiming he doesn't understand your comment reminds
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by temptemptemp111 6y ago
Any other article by this guy would be censored from HN due to its anti-vaccination / anti-mainstream medicine content.
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by temptemptemp111 6y ago
Could be cool, but isn't Wayland less bloated than Xorg?
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by temptemptemp111 6y ago
If every Linux user would boycott AMD to release their source, then we could have libreboot: https://libreboot.org/amd-libre.html ME vs PSP isn't much of a choice. Of course POWER might be an option eventually, but isn
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by temptemptemp111 7y ago
docker-compose + custom stuff + reduce all dependency on tooling
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by temptemptemp111 7y ago
What would you recommend for a Stripe-backed SMB who has to turn away dozens of users per month because they only have some kind of "bank card" (which is normal in many European countries now). This business doesn't currently
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by temptemptemp111 7y ago
Kobo is still the most open e-ink device ya? And yes, reading is so different from programming - for long hours reading, I still think e-ink is the best, but depends on ambient lighting.
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by temptemptemp111 7y ago
Meanwhile, HN is more concerned with censoring opinions that have more to do with why life expectancy is decreasing than this popsci article can state.
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by temptemptemp111 8y ago
Hey, I'm curious, would you mind turning 'showdead' on and replying to my comment here? I'm shadowbanned on here and would sometimes actually like replies in discussion with interesting comments like yours. Thanks.