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Mutex and semaphore ;)

I would buy some 10gig switches and cat6 for home networking. But for future proofing i would just stick to wireless networking but that is just me.

^ there is a tactical dagger/straight blade knife my friend wanted to buy. its totally legal here in usa and fully made from composite material. as in it wont beep the metal detector. but it doesnt have an edge just poking type. cant recollect its name... also very expensive.

Indiana Jones already answered this, but thats not the point. for some its just pure enthusiasm and excitement. We dont question some peoples on this forum for their obsession with legos and other stuff. Or I should say, why the f you need a RTX4090 :p

I got few knives. some CRKTs and a Spyderco. Collected them over years. I went to spyderco factory and couldnt resist buying manix and a bug. the bug lives on my keychain. could call it my EDC :p Spyderco Bug CRKT M16-12z CRKT CEO CRKT Provoke Spyderco Manix2 with black blade. Oh I forgot...

I "think" industry standard way is to do a stig scan. https://public.cyber.mil/stigs/scap/ Basically it will produce a nice html report and suggestions on how to fix them... hope that helps.

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Watching Kantara again. Such a great story telling. Originally watched it in Kannada with subtitles but watched it again in telugu. Really great story telling.

Language is just a tool, most popular these days is python. but I would suggest you learn a "modern" language. some of the other modern languages are c++20, swift, rust. but again, they are just tools. since you want to learn programming to manipulate financial data which usually is large...

I met a paragliding friend in salt lake city, he is a computer nerd like me but i was surprised to see him watching live. I said oh! Chandrayaan. Is it today? He thanked me because he figured out how to properly pronounce Chandrayaan. I explained him that chandra means moon and yaan means...

Omg! So many good memories… but after reading tencent… i know i will be disappointed.

KVM is really good when it comes to pci virtualization like sriov/npiv too...

Read that article, seems to me that he made is test to validate his confirmation bias. Lets see, when you compare RAM and swap; disk access is (say roughly) 500 times slower. so a cache miss and swap-in would be 500 times lower and even swapping out an unused page would create an io which is...

I don’t recollect installing linux with swap in my past 10 or so years… I strongly believe that “linux loves swap” is tribal knowledge. Openzfs seems to be cow.

Just read the documentation about btrfs send/receive it seems to be inspired by what we used to call a zfs send stream format. We had a problem with migrating to/from zfs cloud to our storage arrays the zfs stored their data in zfs send stream format but when asked the data format details they...

Of course drama sells on YouTube.

Long time ago. Like a decade. Used it mainly because we wanted a cow fs and zfs wasn’t stable on linux. But as of today, i feel that a good file system is the one about which the end user won’t have to give a ****! It should be like an endless basket where i just throw stuff. Don’t wanna know...

lavalier mic ftw

Putting restrictions on import exports doesn’t help local manufacturing. It simply creates monopolies/duopolies and innovation stagnates because local companies won’t have competition. Take an example of tata/ashok leyland until people started experiencing volvo buses. India should should make...

Is this really true? It is so backwards… sounds like reliance jio guys lobbied to remove their competitors. :facepalm: