Nowadays it’s even easier.
Add a pair of video cards and USB cards, pass one of each to a VM.
Will feel like having 2-3 native PCs!
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Add a pair of video cards and USB cards, pass one of each to a VM.
Will feel like having 2-3 native PCs!
However, applying this for violations of _state_ law seems odd.
Where does it end?
What if a law enacted by a single US city’s city council is violated? Would US as a country seize the domain?
Does this mean Texas can shutdown other websites in other states that provide abortion support? I’m sure there are those who would argue such to be harmful to children…(not to mention the fetus)
Otherwise the general idea seems absurd that an individual state could freeze a domain impacting for the whole Internet…
(EDIT: I won’t lose any sleep at the loss of such scum but the general principle seems a bit strange.)
Canada normally surpasses the per-capita carbon emissions of the US. Now, they’re setting records ablaze and further cementing their lead.
There are fewer browsers than native GUI environments but we still couldn’t make that work…
Even Hollywood movies show better UIs than modern crap.
I prefer the interactive rebase and use it frequently.
Would much rather “visually” move commits around than accidentally aim “git history” at an orphaned commit hash no longer in my local branch.
Things have improved but you’re still pressing your luck…
What about SSH in to debug before rebooting? Or maybe log with the kernels’ net console feature (mainly wired Ethernet), assuming a physical serial port isn’t available
C code probably has no problem mixing and perverting int vs enum. Bitfields, structs, etc…
A rust program would define an enum and also implement handling of unexpected values (or consider them errors). Structs and bitfields would be more intentionally used.
Sure, Rust macros can avoid the boilerplate code, but overall line count may still increase a bit.
That said, I’d blame auto-generated code here as other commenters do.
“Sorry, I don’t connect on the 3rd date”
If protobuf hasn’t been created by Google, nobody would use it.
It’s actually not well designed for small requests, and doesn’t even deal with versioning all that well. It’s more verbose than a C struct yet not self-describing either.
To me, it fails to excel at any one thing yet people blindly use it anyway.
If one really considers the details, Protobuf makes ASN.1 actually start to look good!
One could “learn” addition by memorizing a truth table instead of understanding the concept… The truth table itself wouldn’t have much meaning.
Imagine if having opposing views tarnished social credit, making one unemployable…
To me, such screams “I’m too lazy to do anything more than ask a LLM. I’ve tried nothing and I’m all out of ideas”
Show me you put a modicum effort and aren’t just looking to be spoon-fed the content from the first Google result that would have been found.
It’s easier to make sense of the Linux kernel source despite being something like 30M lines of code.
Imagine someone claiming the opposite causes dementia, evidenced by reduced oxygen usage and lowered brain activity…
I run a few VMs in a “homelab”. Was interested in redundancy so could work on system without taking down home networking… Familiar with GlusterFS, corosync/pacemaker, etc…
So to go from one system to 2, need a third system to at least ensure quorum.
Of course, storage has the same problem.
Active-active has its complexities. Maybe active-standby good enough with DRND. Still a lot to configure…
Filesystem replication now means my NVMe drives will be limited to 1Gbit/s networking link. 10GB somewhat difficult on SFF PC and expensive.
Physical location also matters. Standby probably should be somewhere else… But what about 3rd node? Wired networking not everywhere…
This ends up being a lot of moving parts, expense, and headache…
Guess what is fast? Single node. Move the storage drive to similar spare SFF PC. Two screws, takes about 3 minutes max. Local RAID-1 to guard against sudden failure… Backup a couple times a year for peace of mind.
It’s way too easy to overthink stuff…
In what bizarro world would I want to follow a rando, who has absolutely nothing to do with my career, on a platform purportedly designed for like minded people to advance their career/business?
Might as well consider the dog with the most fleas as the “Alpha”!
(Not AI, I couldn’t resist!)
(/s)
Too bad common discourse is too distracted to consider nanoplastics…
By the time the public tires of microplastics debates, they’ll be in no mood to relitigate nanoplastics