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dlt713705

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About dlt713705

A constantly learning and always curious self-learner that became an experienced Linux sysadmin, devops and python dev in freelance.

Geoloc: GMT+11 (New Caledonia / South Pacific) Website: https://www.mcos.nc

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48985724

    > 2. ... and when that inevitably fails, you... use a programming language? Maybe it fails because you are trying to solve a problem with a configuration when it should be solved b…

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    Comment #48800933

    Per latest available data, point of origin traces back approximately 13.8 billion years to a singular event designated "Big Bang". YMMV

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    Comment #48594789

    As impressive as this setup may be, I'm still amazed at how slow this type of robot is, whether amateur or professional grade. I have no expertise in this field, but as an observer…

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    Comment #48564629

    Can't the board of directors be replaced by a board of AI ?

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    Comment #48380115

    My point is not to say that swap should not be configured on a Linux system. On bare-metal machines, I personally always set a swap partition equal in size to the amount of RAM bec…

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    Comment #48379741

    I'm very surprised, I run a docker swarm with multiple docker stacks on my 16GB RAM laptop which is also my main machine. i have multiple browsers each with multiple tabs. I also r…

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    Comment #48378268

    Does anyone these days really use swap for anything than S4 suspend ?

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    Comment #48044626

    How do you say "Click here" in Latin ?

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    Comment #48044622

    How do you say "click here" in Latin ?

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    Comment #48027983

    Docker Swarm sits between Compose and k8s and can be used on a single node if your needs are modest. I find Docker Swarm more reliable and easier to automate with a CI/CD pipeline …

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    Comment #47680939

    It comes from the ancient Greek mythos , which means "speech" or "narrative", but can also refer to fiction. The word mythology (mythologie in French) derives from the same root.

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    Comment #47383256

    What if the factories are located in foreign countries and the belligerents are only buying off-the-shelf products ? Wars are always bad news and robot wars are very bad news. Many…

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    Comment #47383206

    But a robot war is an endless war. There will always be more robots to fight until the economy is completely exhausted.

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    Comment #47149553

    First of all, I read the documentation for the tools I'm trying to configure. I know this is very 20th century, but it helps a lot to understand how everything fits together and to…

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    Comment #47149116

    > I mean CLI asks .. can I access this folder? Run this program? Download this? But they can just do that if they want! Make them ask those questions like apps asks on phones for l…

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    Comment #47108208

    That why I wrote "a VM or a separate host", "specific credentials" and "data provided to the agent must be considered compromised or leaked". I should have added, "and every data r…

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    Comment #47108078

    A vacuum cleaner allies with the A/C thermostat using Discord, then declares war on the refrigerator, and finally posts propaganda about it on Facebook.

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    Comment #47099573

    In a VM or a separate host with access to specific credentials in a very limited purpose. In any case, the data that will be provided to the agent must be considered compromised an…

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    Comment #46358612

    Next step is invade Venezuela and pump as much oil as possible

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    Comment #46044308

    > the unified settings UI You will never have a UI capable of encompassing all the settings available in Linux. You will only have a UI capable of configuring your desktop experien…

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    Comment #46044211

    > Just recent months they introduced another bug to GNOME which probably will not be resolved in years. No big company wants to invest in desktop Linux and without investments it's…

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    Comment #45637746

    Unfortunately there is a very affordable alternative solution: 1. Massive population reduction (war is a very efficient way to achieve this) 2. Birth control, to slow down populati…

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    Comment #44803658

    What’s wrong with this? The purpose of Base64 is to encode data—especially binary data—into a limited set of ASCII characters to allow transmission over text-based protocols. It is…

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    Comment #44564901

    Since October 1995 and the publication of RFC 1855. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1855 Communication has not been merely a matter of personal habit — it follows commonly accept…

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    Comment #43942666

    You are absolutely right, the /etc/pooper file was never loaded. The code has been updated and now you can change the pooped char on the fly with something like : `echo " " | sudo …