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What does the size of the country have to do with the size of firetrucks?

I’m currently working on implementing a Minecraft server in Rust. Not a new concept, I know, but it’s a great learning opportunity. I already have a few basics like loading and saving worlds and placing/breaking blocks implemented. In a few weeks I will release the first version and host a public server for testing. Then I will also do a show hn. Repo link: https://github.com/T-x-T/oxide (better readme coming soon, don’t worry)

A little ironic to be posting LLM replies about this topic

Did you already consider using ssh port forwarding? That way you can temporarily forward the local port that keycloak is running on to your machine

That’s what the gearbox is for! It will automatically kick into high gear

512GB unified memory is absolutely wild for AI stuff! Compared to how many NVIDIA GPUs you would need, the pricing looks almost reasonable.

As long as you don't have to send it up in a rocket that could explode in the atmosphere.

I used such a setup for gaming using a windows and a Linux (later proxmox) host. With everything passed through you basically don’t realize that you’re sitting in front of a VM, it’s great.

I did the same thing for many months running teams. It was about what you expect from teams. I didn’t have any other significant issues, but eventually stopped using this setup due to increasing security requirements of the VPN software.

I can also value anything I want at $1T. It’s just a question of who agrees with me.

It depends on the kind of cookies. As long as they’re just storing some settings it should be fine. However IANAL

The US government can still get at that data, because Amazon is still an American company. It doesn’t matter where the data actually lives.

I will have to try this, thank you :)

Maybe they can finally allow us to open multiple settings windows at once?

But now what do you do when you want a sticky footer too?

You can at least block certain apps from using mobile data

Gaslighting isn’t real!

It’s only 250 kilowatts of energy, so nothing really.

Apple could probably make it a lot simpler to use. AWS is very complex for the nontechnical. They could also do something like windows 365 and let you rent a Mac in the cloud.

Did anything come out of that?

Maybe we could have react components containing other frameworks. So you could use all the JavaScript frameworks for the most simple landing page.

Arch tries to always be as current as possible, for better or for worse. So this definitely makes sense for arch

I was born in 2000 and learned writing cursive. After some years of my teachers complaining that they are unable to read my chicken scratch one of them suggested I should try to write in „normal“ print lettering instead. This solved the issue and I haven’t written anything in cursive since.

You forgot to take the average volume of humans living in different countries into account /s

It’s for their alien reality TV show of course!

Maybe it’s people like me who fled Reddit. I’m sorry!

Maybe it can first check if something is on the other end before blasting full power

yeah I also realized after doing some testing myself, but if the site you're trying to link to is listed in google search or if you can somehow reverse engineer it, then it doesn't really matter

Those redirect URLs under googles domain are part of every search results page, so my question would be how the vulnerability you found is creating more dangers than the existing mechanism. That is probably the reason why google won't fix it, because they have already accepted the risk to facilitate better tracking of users.

Thanks for the suggestion! It was really fun