CoopaLoopa @ CoopaLoopa @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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The 'affluenza' defense.

Also, there are no sea lions in Hawaii.

At work we buy workstation laptops for our engineers. From Dell, the exact same laptop cost $3,200 in January, $4,400 in April, and $5,900 as of mid-May.

We're just not buying them and instead shopping different brands.

The AI bubble has absolutely fucked pricing for computers.

Saw this article from Microslop the other day about their MDASH copilot model competing with Mythos for bug finding/fixing.

Microsoft security blog

And here's the image they went with for the flowchart of what the AI does... Complete with overlapping text and the worst layout I've ever seen.

Zero humans proofed this.

He OD'd on GHB like a week ago and had to be rushed to the hospital. Homie might not make it to 21 if he keeps it up.

Shandian and Lightning are both robots. One was autonomous and one was remote controlled.

The article doesn't mention anything about the times run by humans.

I think enterprise is the least affected.

Win11 installs are done with Autopilot. Users log in with their company MS accounts and if admins need access they log in with the LAPS account.

Enterprise moved away from local accounts even before COVID.

It's because that's an impact rated bit. They have a thinner section that flexes a little bit to prevent the bits from shattering when used in an impact driver. All the different brands like to put a little ring with their colors on the torsion zone.

The UI regressed to Windows Aero from Vista. Took 20 years, but they made it full circle.

The doctor put her eyes on upside-down.

From what I've seen in BlueBeam, I don't think most PDF editors are going to include any tools to compete with it. Its in a different category for construction markups.

Woops.

Uh oh, a fax number that appears to be an actual Maryland landline. Surely nobody is going to send endless faxes to their printer.

Hopefully that printer doesn't queue the faxes when it runs out of paper.

Those casinos still stink. Smoking in casinos in Vegas is still allowed.

Had to walk through the casino to get food at my hotel. My clothes absolutely reeked of stale cigarettes from the couple minutes it took.

So they know exactly what they're doing when posting an article that starts with 'Name, age...' right?

I understand that it's probably not actually click bait since the headline is accurate, but damn is it annoying.

About to have a lot more soy in their diet now that they have $12 billion USD worth of soybeans that China isn't going to purchase.

Chance the Rapper, I Might Need Securtity

I don't think there's a c/datahoarder. But that was exactly what the reddit community was called.

The person you're arguing with is likely running a private 'netflix' instance using Jellyfin or Plex. It's not my cuppa, but I think I have every episode of every season of Below Deck, Love Island, and Bachelor/Bachelorette on my instance.

You start running out of space pretty quickly when a dozen people are using it for their daily media consumption.

Used enterprise drives and a SAS controller. Last batch of SAS drives I bought were 16TB for $115 each.

Unraid (and I think ZFS and Ceph as well) supports adding drives 1-by-1 and different sized drives to your array. You can just buy single drives or spares whenever a sale comes around to keep expanding your storage.

All of the *arr apps are for automatic media downloading and organization.

You want all the new seasons of a show? Just mark that as a 'monitored' show in sonarr. When new episodes are released, sonarr uses your torrent indexer to get the torrent or magnet link and sends that to your torrent downloader. Once the download completes, it renames the file with metadata and puts it into the spot where jellyfin/plex is expecting the file to be.

It's an automation stack for media piracy.

SpaceInvaderOne has a bunch of tutorials on how to set things up if you want to dive into the full self-hosting ocean.

Ioniq 5 has also apparently been having issues with their ICCU (integrated charging control unit) that leaves the car immobilized until it's replaced. Replacement parts for the ICCU are sometimes months out.