What do you use to do the actual ocr?
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Dbfile1 -> /path/to/dbfile1 ... Etc
Which needless to say hosed the entire box... over Christmas...
And this is why they don’t use putty anymore ;)
I know you can rig up systemd to act like inetd or cron, but perhaps you would be better with an actual service (how hard is quartz?) than baking your jobs into systemd units..
That said, I only use Linux in prod for enterprise stuff that depends on it, everything else is on bsd so you can probably guess my opinion on systemd ;)
Edit: apparently you need to change the extension to .zip for it to work shrug
There is a git mirror on github and you can work on that and submit diffs to the mailing list if you’re worried about having to read the cvs manpage ;)
For normal dongles a search for “Anadol Gold Line Wifi AWL150 Micro 150Mbit/s USB WLAN S” shows the one I use in various bsds/linuxes with no problems.
Both re0/run0 chips.
Not the sort of companies who play nice on these sorts of issues.
Just my 0.02
Do you mean that future requirements will outstrip capacity? I don’t think this has been true for some time, we run a lot more systems and tend to scale horizontally; doubling compute power every n period isn’t a hard requirement imo.
Granted that person is cpercival but whatever :)
Hopeful for some pointers here too.
I would highly recommend wind up bird cronicle and Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage though. The latter was pretty heavily panned by the critics but the description of sudden complete alienation without reason struck a chord with me, as well as the narrative description of how such vibrant young people ended up with such mostly mundane lives so many years on.. maybe you will feel the same.
Murakami books are sort of like being in a dream where somehow you completely understand this person acting as if you were them, even when the culture and motivations are so different and then it just sort of ends. I find myself thinking about his characters long after finishing books, which is really something few authors can provide at least to me...