And LaserDiscs can do either! Each one has advantages/disadvantages. CLV has longer runtime, but CAV has better quality and crosstalk properties — one frame is one revolution, so crosstalk from adjacent track is just crosstalk from +/- 1 frame, and it’s “the same part of the frame” in a sense.
CAV also allows for clean pauses, as it just keeps reading the same frame over and over again, with no need for a fancy buffer.
The all-wheel-drive ES 500e returns up to 276 miles of range.
For those who want AWD, range will be somewhat reduced.
You want an instance? I can get you an instance, believe me. There are ways, Dude. You don’t wanna know about it, believe me. Hell, I can get you an instance by 3 o’clock this afternoon… with Achievers. These fucking amateurs…
I have a keyboard hotkey to take the copy/paste buffer and display a QR code on screen. Straightforward to implement on macOS, and presumably Linux too.
macOS: pbpaste | qrencode -t ANSI
Maybe not what you want, but have you considered VPN’ing at your router? Doesn’t help if you travel, so maybe worthless…
You can/could also find Coffee HOWTO in your distro’s HOWTO package. (I found a reference back to v0.5 of the document in 1998.)
Has simple schematics to get you started for the hardware, using the parallel port to toggle relays.
It’s a very neat little document, and inspired me to write a simple kernel module so I could echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/whatever/coffee0 to turn pin 0 high on the parallel port. (This is silly, and it’s much easier to just do things in user space!)
…and regular old murder for ReiserFS.
Not sure what it is about filesystem maintainers…
Oh durr, yep, agree…not the flying experience I’d want.
Humans weren’t meant to live with zero autonomy.
Not every parent removes all autonomy from their child. Sorry that happened to you, sounds like it sucked.
Pretty sure I’d get up and walk off the plane. Not sure I wanna be on that flight with that flight crew.
IANAL but it might be better for the future lawsuit to be forced off.
Not just UNIX-like, but actual UNIX.
IIRC there were some UNIX-certified Linux distros out there too, not sure if they’re still around.
Only one of them is UNIX.
Cool, I recommend it!
I have my public facing reverse proxy point to my public services, and I also have it set up as a “roadwarrior” VPN to my home. So, I can connect my phone via WireGuard to my VPS, and a local DNS resolves my private services to the private IP addresses in my home network (so, I also run a reverse proxy on my server, for internal services).
I also have an off-site backup using this — just a raspberry pi and an HDD at family’s, that rsyncs+snapshots over the WireGuard network.
I’m sure I’m not following all the best practices here, but so far so good.
This is the element Ru (not some whacky AI backed cryptocurrency).
Google blog post has technical details: https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/darksword-ios-exploit-chain
VPS with a public ip (which just takes all the fun out of selfhosting)
Why do you say this? My VPS only runs a reverse proxy and WireGuard, with all services hosted on my computers at home.
March in San Francisco is feeling like August in LA.
Coup de.tar.gz
But what if the foe is really the Epstein files?
Hah nope, but I picked up a used Laserdisc player in grad school — an old school HeNe type :)