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zorlack
10mo ago
There's a lot of nonsense at every level. Especially when dealing with heterogenous infrastructure. Some NICs support http. Some NICs support tftp. Some NICs have enough memory for a big iPXE, other NICs don't. Some BMC systems ma
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zorlack
10mo ago
The fun thing about learning to boot from PXE, is that you have to learn it every time you onboard a new type of hardware... or a new VM hypervisor... or new NIC firmware... or new BIOS firmware. God help you if you actually want to install
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Show HN: SyncPit - Ephemeral shared whiteboards with attitude
(syncpit.live)
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zorlack
11mo ago
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zorlack
1y ago
That's a great catch! thank you!
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zorlack
1y ago
You're certainly right that statically linked binary is the most optimal expression of this goal. Especially for use in a secure environment. Alas, this is just a python tool :)
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zorlack
1y ago
Yes, I used LLMs to develop this. I think the README has more emojis than any mortal could summon. Hehe I used ChatGPT to design the solution that I wanted and Claude Sonnet to do most of the coding. I'm trying to figure out what works
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zorlack
1y ago
Thank you for reporting this! Would you mind telling me what environment you found this behavior in, and how you installed the app? I've been testing in ubuntu containers doing: pip3 install service-ping-sping --break-system-pack
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Show HN: Sping – An HTTP/TCP latency tool that's easy on the eye
(dseltzer.gitlab.io)
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zorlack
1y ago
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zorlack
2y ago
This booster is the record holder. I'm sure they expect that a long-lasting reusable rocket will eventually fail. SpaceX must be eager to study the wreckage to see where to improve their reconditioning process.
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zorlack
2y ago
Lol. Probably because it's actually confusing. I love all of the oddball projects being spun out by Rancher/Suse. It can be hard to keep track of them. Oh wait this one is kubernetes distro, and that one's an OS and this thin
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zorlack
2y ago
My team does quite a bit of this. We handle it in two different ways: For some clusters we carve nodes out of VMWare simply using OS templates. For other nodes we we use cheap-and-deep blade servers and install the OS on bare-metal using PX
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zorlack
2y ago
I hope the advertising revenue is meaningful, because boy does it detract from the user experience.
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zorlack
3y ago
So if this power line will carry 1250MW. And elsewhere Hacker News tells me that it takes 200J to restart a heart. Math... math... math... wolframalpha... calc.exe... math I think this can restart 6.25M hearts per second. (Please don't
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zorlack
3y ago
> I still hear people talk about stuff that’s happening in the news Well phew! Thankfully someone's still paying attention.
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zorlack
3y ago
ULA: What if we're already falling behind in the orbital laser race?
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zorlack
4y ago
> To trigger the vulnerable code path, an application on the target must be bound to a raw socket. What is a "raw socket" in this context?
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zorlack
4y ago
It'd be so interesting to collect aCropalypse-affected images. Maybe you could build a crop-suggester out of it... Not that I'd want to maintain custody of such a dataset...
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zorlack
4y ago
[] Make sure to place Mr. Epstein's gun in the table drawer. (P11)
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zorlack
4y ago
OP should run their route backwards for a week. To see if the effect is symmetrical.
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zorlack
4y ago
Sunsets are gradual...
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zorlack
4y ago
Or to just dither the hell out of your image. Luminance sensitivity information could probably be most-easily detected in the dark areas of an image. So just crush those areas. I suspect the more you think about this problem the more the an
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zorlack
4y ago
...and also leads would-be anonymous image-posters to increase the noise-floor of their photographs.
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zorlack
4y ago
(web2)(web3) = (web5) (web)(2)(web)(3) = (web)(5) [SNIP] (web) = (5/6) Nailed it. Er.. Or web = 0. Hmm.
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zorlack
4y ago
You could put the braking resistors above ground, no? Or if the braking resistors have to be close the the coils, then you could use a heat-exchanger to move the heat somewhere else...
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zorlack
4y ago
I can't decide if this is an educational blog post or veiled legal threat. Kind of seems like the later.
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zorlack
4y ago
If I'm shopping for a new car I expect it to have lane-keeping and adaptive-cruise-control and a host of other safety features which require sensors. That said, I'd still drive an old beater. It's just that when I shell out f
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zorlack
4y ago
"The sun warms my back this morning" -> "This morning, the sun will shine on my house again." "Back" somehow became shelter?
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Show HN: Turntable Traction Drive – An open-source drive for rotating a stage
(zorlack.github.io)
3 points
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zorlack
5y ago
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