

48 minutes? I totally have time for that while scrolling.


48 minutes? I totally have time for that while scrolling.
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I love the Noel Coward version. https://youtu.be/fOVF3Pixf_o


There is also Microsoft Azure Linux https://github.com/microsoft/azurelinux


Yeah, they were recently blacklisted by cloudflare DNS.
https://byteiota.com/cloudflare-blocks-archive-today-after-ddos-attack/


😐


This kind of thing always reminds me of the interrogation scene from Dude Where’s My Car


I don’t understand. Why should people run windows?
I hear you, but how often have you had to swap out a cable compared to how often have you had to deal with a rats nest? This isn’t a whole lot different than zip tying groups of cables together.
IMHO this would be even better with 6 different colors per braid. Then you could trace a cable in a few seconds while also not having a rats nest.
Edit: oops, this was supposed to be a reply to another comment.


In case anybody was shocked by the headline: no, he did not say he was wrong.


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https://www.seti.org/news/seti-at-home-going-into-hibernation/
UC Berkeley has announced that the volunteer computing part of SETI@home will stop distributing work and go into hibernation on March 31.


You don’t on class 3.


Isn’t it the electric equivalent of a moped?


Fuckin outlaw swagger, bringing the kid in as a bargaining chip.


You should take notes about how you set up each app. I have a directory for each self hosted app, and I include a README.md that includes stuff like links to repos and tutorials, lists of nuances of the setup, itemized lists of things that I’d like to do with it in the future, and any shortcomings it has for my purposes. Of course I also include build scripts so I can just “make bounce” and the software starts up without me having to remember all the app-specific commands and configs.
If a tutorial gets you 95% of the way, and you manage to get the other 5% on your own, write down that info. Future you will be thankful. If not, write a section called “up next” that details where you’re running into challenges and need to make improvements.
In order to connect to a site like wtfismyip.com you have to do a dns query for the IP address of the server, then query the http port on that IP address, but what if instead, that first dns query gave the answer to your question?