Dran

It was an adblock-spcific paywall

What browser/adblocker(s) are you running? (For everyone else, simply blocking JavaScript on their main domain seems to do the trick)

I don’t know of any off the top of my head, but with a cheap digital caliper and tinkercad, I assume you’d be able to model one fairly trivially. You could friction-fit two halves around the cable, and secure it with some simple adhesive, or some kind of simple bolt/nut fastener mount if you wanted to get clever.

Never not learn a new skill!

If you made that naan at home I need the recipe!

Just think, an extra long shirt can cover that hole, and we could embed a flexible display, wifi module, and a camera in the extra space. This could scan the faces of those around you, and display personalized ads! This is an excellent solution to the hole in your pants, and frankly, the only secure one.

You’re correct that nesting namespaces is unlikely to introduce measurable performance degradation. For performance, I was thinking mostly in the nested virtual network stack adding latency. Both docker and lxc run their own virtual interfaces.

There’s also the issue of running nested apparmor, selinux, and/or seccomp checks on processes in the child containers. I know that single instances of those are often enough to kill performance on highly latency sensitive applications (SAP netweaver is the example that comes to mind) so I would imagine two instances of those checks would exacerbate those concerns.

There are security performance and capability concerns with that approach, apparmor on the first layer lxc probably being the most annoying.

If you want to isolate your docker sandbox from your main host, you should use a vm not a container.

This is the way

Vscodium has been a very usable replacement for me. You lose some of the ms first party plugins (ssh being the most notable) but largely it just works otherwise.

I’ve always wondered why board partners didn’t just raise to scalper prices and take a $2200 profit per card sold.

And tbh, it’s Nvidia’s fault that the partners don’t have enough dies, I’d much rather a partner take the margin than an unnecessary middleman.

There have been numerous leaks indicating a ram and compute bump internally. The og switch is old, and was underpowered when it launched. The switch 1 derivatives (think like the OLED variant) had comparably powered internals as the launch model.

You are correct that nothing has been advertised about the specs, but these are leakers with a good track record, and it stands to reason that Nintendo would want to have modern hardware on the market to make porting and development more attractive prospects for developers. They also have a history of re-selling old content through online e-shops that rarely (if ever?) persist through generations.

Everything definitely lines up with this being a significant hardware change to ensure future revenue streams exist for Nintendo.

While I appreciate both the mathematics and logic of your pedantry, in the wise words of my best friend’s dad:

A ring don’t block a hole

You take that back

I’ll roll the dice

Is she hot?

I’m convinced I’m the only person on the planet that thought it was a banger.

IIIITTTSSS BEEEN A LOOOOOOOONNNG ROOOAAAADDD

Shran is one of my favorite recurring characters in any series. So is weyoun.

Do…people not share our opinion?

A computer scientist, presumably.

Nothing beats the bang/buck ratio of used enterprise hardware (always buy new drives though if you care about the data)

https://www.theserverstore.com/ https://www.serversupply.com/ https://www.servermonkey.com/

I’ve bought from all of these in the past, personally I’m a fan of dells but there are arguments for just about any of the major 3 (dell, hp, sueprmicro)

Personally my main server right now is an r630. 96 threads, 768gb of ram. With that many memory channels, not only can you run all of what you listed, you can even do medium-sized inferencing/diffusion if you’re interested in that sort of thing.

Idk, this was kind of a rare combination of “write secure function; proceed to ignore secure function and rawdog strings instead” + “it can be exploited by entering a string with a semicolon”. Neither of those are anything near as egregious as a use after free or buffer overflow. I get programming is hard but like, yikes. It should have been caught on both ends