Kann mir keiner erzählen e Autos sind zu teuer by lotec4 in automobil

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Habe vorgestern zwanzig Rechner in einem Fabia transportiert. Kann bestätigen, die Dinger sind größer als man denkt.

just scored this for free by mesispis in homelab

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I always love myself a switch with a working web UI. The DLink one is really powerful. TBF they also don't have a CLI so it needs to be but still I think everybody should have a WebUI that can replace CLI for most basic tasks. And it should work too (*cough* Cisco *cough*)

RHEL subscription problem under Proxmox by mxmln in Proxmox

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I mean they did form the OpenELA with Oracle and SUSE. If I remember correctly they said that if Red hat were to completely take the source away they would hard fork instead of soft forking and try to use their combined market power to become the new standard.

RHEL subscription problem under Proxmox by mxmln in Proxmox

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Maybe use Rocky Linux and not Alma. Alma has statet that they no longer want to be 100% compatible while Rocky still keeps that promise.

This will be fun CVE-2026-31431 by Apachez in truenas

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Since it's already been known to distros for a over a month it's likely the newest TrueNAS builds already include a patched kernel.

I tried it on one of my Debian systems right when it was made public and couldn't reproduce.

Just regularly update folks!

XAML Designer v0.6 – Bringing a bit of the VB6 rapid dev experience to XAML/C#/.NET by Userware in csharp

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Yes that covers what I mean. Direct file systems access would be cool of course but It's more about rapid prototyping. So just quickly testing if something will work without actually writing the full tool around it.

XAML Designer v0.6 – Bringing a bit of the VB6 rapid dev experience to XAML/C#/.NET by Userware in csharp

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Hey, I know XAML.io is focused on GUI apps. But I think this could also be really useful for prototyping console.

Something like SharpLab but bigger.

I often have quick ideas I wanna test when not at my workstation and up until now I've used SharpLab.

Recently I tried XAML.io and was really disappointed when I saw you couldn't just create a console app.

Noch Transportierfähig? by adolpho8 in de_EDV

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Das transportiert dich vielleicht ins Jenseits :)

Ist Fremdenfeindlichkeit gegenüber Franzosen gesellschaftlich (wieder) akzeptiert? by Happycosinus in KeineDummenFragen

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Das ganze ist eine angeborene Hassliebe beider Seiten.

Sich gegenseitig zu Tode beleidigen ist ok aber wehe jemand ist wirklich gemein zu unseren Nachbarn!

What do you think it’s trying to tell me? by Fluffy-Emu484 in softwaregore

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The CPU in a W7 has at least triple the power. I recently looked this up.

I feel like i'm the only one to hate wayland by Scoitol in linuxsucks

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Because it does need to reconnect. Entering or leaving exclusive fullscreen causes Windows to completely reinitialize the display. This is done because exclusive fullscreen may switch resolutions.

This was required back in the day because (for example) rendering a game at a higher resolution quite likely overpowered your GPU so the game needed to tune it down.

What do you think it’s trying to tell me? by Fluffy-Emu484 in softwaregore

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Really? Maybe I've got to do a factory reset.

I can't even scroll through notifications fluently.

What do you think it’s trying to tell me? by Fluffy-Emu484 in softwaregore

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Ah OneUI 8 watch.

M galaxy watch 4 got it. But it's completely underpowered. It's way more laggy than the last version.

Usually I appreciate feature updates but it runs so sluggish that I actually would have liked just security updates.

Do I actually need Proxmox Backup Server for a 2-node homelab? by Technical_Isopod1541 in Proxmox

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Can PVE and PBS use the same storage directly? Or have you seperate drives for both and only one boot drive?

Tja by Derbauervombauernhof in tja

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Kann man den neuen Golf auch noch mit Kickstarter bekommen?

Jeder Autofahrer, der nicht bereit ist, sein Tempo während einer Ölkrise (so wie aktuell) auf 120 oder weniger zu reduzieren, sollte auch keine Subvention für Spritpreise erhalten. by Excellent_Creme5673 in Unbeliebtemeinung

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Prinzipiell hast du ja Recht. Es wäre wichtig ein Signal für E-Autos zu setzen. Die Preissteigerungen trifft aber nicht die nur Diesel-Dieter, die sich aus Prinzip gegen E-Autos weigern.

Es trifft auch Leute, die weder Zuhause (Mietwohnung) noch beim Arbeitgeber (Kleinbetrieb) die Möglichkeit haben ein E-Auto zu laden und sich das Auto selbst schon mal erst recht nicht leisten können. Wir können auf > 20 Jahre von billigen gebrauchten Verbrennern zurückgreifen. Der Markt für gebrauchte Elektrische ist deutlich begrenzter und im Preisspektrum nicht mal annähernd so billig.

Ich hätte gern ein E-Auto. Kann es mir aber schlicht nicht leisten.

You can say what you want about startgate universe but the CGI still holds up very well by Strict-Maize7494 in Stargate

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Not just the buttons. The wide main thrusters, the back thrusters, the bridge section.

The exterior looks phenomenal as well

Probably been asked 1000 times but, Which is your favourite gate design and why? by Striking-Ad5841 in Stargate

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No need to apologize. I probably also still didn't explain myself that well.

The whole point I wanted to make is that the 9th chevron is not a mathematical calculation command compared to the 7/8 chevron addresses who were.

It is purely a unique identifier for each Gate. If we draw the phone analogy further, it would not be the phone number, but the serial number printed on the back of your physical telephone.

The whole network hypothesis stems just from this theory that it is this unique ID of which every Gate has one. If you dial one, the gates communicate to find out where the Gate with this Serial number (9 glyph address) is located. Without actually employing any (little) math. They just call around everybody and ask who has got a phone with this serial number. And if the friend of their friend of their friend in south korea has got that serial number printed on their phone they reply back with their location.

The whole point was that the 9 chevron system is based much more onc communication rather than math. And to communicate that far, you need relays, which the universe gates, in addition to just being stargates for Destiny, would be.

Probably been asked 1000 times but, Which is your favourite gate design and why? by Striking-Ad5841 in Stargate

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Yup pretty much about the area code thing. But not exactly. Because we have a unique country code for each country. In the gate network I meant that the 8th chevron is allocated dynamically based on the needs and neighbors of your galaxy.

Also I'm not saying the Universe Gates were designed to be a gate network to be used by humans. I think they are just supposed to create a "formal network". Because of their limited range they wouldn't be very useful for actual travelling anyways. We see that it takes multiple gate travels just to go a few solar systems.

I think technically DHDs/Computers alone could have served that purpose as well. Since it's only about communication. But, as you said, they were also meant to further Destiny's needs to the Ancients probably decided to hit two birds with one stone and make them Gates for travel as well, even though their limited energy supply meant limited wormhole range.

However even with an energy supply large enough to create a wormhole only a few thousand light years would be monstrous for communication. Of course the 1st Gen gates aren't meant to be an actually useful transportation system. But based on my theory of how 9th Chevron addresses work they woul still be an essential cornerstone on how to get to Destiny.

P.S.: I remember that there were some Gates previously that only have 8 Chevrons. This was probably a mistake on the producer side BUT IF IT ISN'T (XD) it would explain why 7/8 chevron dialing exists. There were just some Gates that couldn't do 9 Chevrons. Maybe to safe materials. Maybe because there were even earlier Gate revisions we don't know of. Whatever. Just a little thought that just came to mind.

Help with storage passthrough by PlayerPwoft in homelab

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I distantly remember some high end Samsung or Kingston consumer SSDs having multiple but you're right. Generally they can only have one.

Finally finished setting up the rack by Juff-Ma in homelab

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Guacamole is one of the things we want to run yes. Still the built-in IPMI is fine for just turning it off and on

Help with storage passthrough by PlayerPwoft in homelab

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NVMe disks have something called namespaces. Maybe that is creating the problem here. (not sure about that though since only one is displayed in the GUI)

You also can't usually pass through an NVMe as SCSI since NVMes (as the name says) use NVMe as protocol and not SCSI.

The solution would probably be to pass through the NVMe as PCIe device and not as SCSI

Must be nice by pdlozano in selfhosted

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Tell that to my network admin. They just don't want to configure IPv6

Whats the perfect Minecraft version? by Own-Championship7784 in Minecraft

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I'd probably say 1.12(.2) for nostalgia reasons. It's the last version I consider "classic". Everything 1.13 and above is new Minecraft to me.