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> "According to grok"

While its probably true, I didn't ask a clankers opinion about other clankers.

You can tell Claude to clone from github for Linux stuff all you want... it's still going to try web, and fail, before doing what you asked it to do.

Is it still a PITA to install? If I have to install a custom Linux distro to be able to run your app, it's not a good time.

> People talking here about Proxmox make me laugh.

We have a (what I thought was) large nutanix setup at $dayjob for epic emr... we have like 10-12 sysadmins for ~500 servers (end user apps, and backend infra like Citrix), and even that seems like a lot.

Where do you work that a single sysadmin manages 3000 VMs?

Panthor is supposedly pretty good, it's no rtx, but people do game on them.

Rather than converting the cold vm disk, couldn't you boot up the vm, dump the disks to stream, and send the streams into another format?

Does it support the Radeon VII? Because they said they were dropping it in earlier versions...

Google still uses amp on websites with a lot of ads... go figure that the king of ads dislikes some ads.

Stuff like this will really break your visibility on search engines like google etc.

The gps on my phone drifts by a few city blocks all the time...

Oh I'm sorry, just let me casually spend 30k...

> The exciting part of this is that there are four 400GbE QSFP56-DD ports for a total of 1.6Tbps of network bandwidth.

That I can't break down to 10gbit or 1gbit without another switch...

> The list price is $1295, but these often sell at a street price of $1100 or so, making this under $0.70/Gbps

It doesn't work that way...

I like mikrotik, but who is this switch really made for?

Maybe that's a good idea... https://youtu.be/5fbuRCLQEsQ

> Once the 3rd-level domains are terminated, it is assumed that the now vacant 2nd-level domains will become available for registration. Should someone (other than me) scoop up fraser.name (...)

What's to stop someone from doing that, and keeping the status quo? Sure, it might be expensive, but pool together a few frasers for the initial buy, and make the money back on the sublets.

> Perhaps they could support a different Linux distribution.

They won't. SV/YC loves the guy, that's the only reason they're donating to Linux/OSS (but really just omarchy).

Pihole is DNS, if it's making you slow, you've got other problems... the DNS server on your home router probably has about the same performance.

> I hope people here never stop bitching about Firefox.

Its getting harder and harder, at some point they'll deprecate their last sane ESR, and we'll all get stuck with all their junk.

Firefox used to be amazing, but they squandered their market share with bad decisions and stagnation. Maybe one day they'll see the light, but not likely, given their recent ai additions...

Not until you stop being cheap and let pro users use fable under their existing paid subscriptions.

How else do they stay relevant when everything else has ai packed-in in some fashion? /s

Neat, I didn't know the LR2021 could do adsb... I've been looking at it for flrc...

It did happen in the early 2010s though https://www.crn.com/news/storage/231902425/thailand-floods-t...

The ones at $dayjob were blue, but we used to tape post-it notes to the ends to make sure we didn't lose them.

I was able to read the first post, but now I'm getting connection refused... wtf

Edit: seems fine now, maybe we hit some connection limit? /shrug

I allow Google, Bing, Yahoo, Kagi, and Apple on my personal blog... who else do I need to allow? Claude, OpenAI, Alibaba, and perplexity can go to hell.

Stream deck Steam deck Stem deck

We really suck at naming things...

I remember them being said to be rare, hence the name rare earth minerals... /shrug

This is nothing new, people have been making spellcheck commits all over github for years... and that was before ai slop even existed.

> Nearly every page you see in the results of a very specific query might have never been seen by another human.

While that may be true, it doesn't happen _that_ often, unless you spend most of your day googling random phone numbers...