deniska · HackerTrans

10 дней назадdiscuss

We should keep some people around who can read paper maps (and keep paper maps around too). We need to keep doctors around who can keep working without a computer. It's a civilization threatening issue not to. There might be plenty reasons, from natural disasters, to self-inflicted "geopolitics", when we suddenly have to take a technological step back, and it's in our interest to maintain "30-50 years ago" level of tech possible, so that we don't have to start all over from something resembling a bronze age.

deniska

30 дней назадdiscuss

Well, there's always… https://github.com/FWGS/xash3d-fwgs

deniska

в прошлом месяцеdiscuss

A tool with a monthly subscription isn't a tool, it's a service.

deniska

3 месяца назадdiscuss

I help my dad run a proxmox setup on a server he's got from a local craigslist analog and put on a co-location in a datacenter. It only uses a single public IP. All VMs are in a "virtual intranet", and the host itself acts like a router (giving local IP addresses to VMs via dnsmasq, routing VM internet access via NAT, forwarding specific outside ports to specific VMs). For example ports 80, 443 are given to a dedicated "nginx vm" which then will route a request to a specific VM depending on the hostname.

deniska

4 месяца назадdiscuss

Just some more parameters, and it would overfit that specific PDF too.

deniska

6 месяцев назадdiscuss

If you ever wanted to use a modern C and C++ compiler on windows xp, 32 bit version of w64devkit[1] does target it and provides a recent gcc version.

[1] https://github.com/skeeto/w64devkit

deniska

4 года назадdiscuss

I was using Nexus 6 from 2014 in 2019. And honestly I would continue using it if its battery wasn't in abysmal state leading to throttling. Considered buying new old stock or trying to replace a battery in this one. N6 is a 32-bit only device, that's the primary (the only?) reason I switched to something else, it would limit software choice going forward.

deniska

7 лет назадdiscuss

I quite enjoyed Ben Eater's playlist on building a breadboard computer, made a lot of electronic concepts click for me.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLowKtXNTBypGqImE405J2...

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