Their logos are always great. Took a class on Vulcan in college and managed to snag one of these 
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Should probably wear it more often but it was probably too big for me even at the time
Why is this news
A good step forward in terms of price but can we please get something smaller than an SUV. I would do strange things for a sub $30k hatchback EV that doesn't look terrible
Another one I found:
Which is just this I think https://medium.com/@azalben/re-can-i-drink-this-delicious-sounding-bleach-8b9db1326f9c
Granted I'm baiting it and it does say not to drink it.
I doubt the goal is to produce easily understood bash, otherwise you'd just write bash to begin with. It's probably more similar to a typescript transpiler that takes in a language with different goals and outputs something the interpreter can execute quickly (no comment on how optimized this thing is).
If the model was trained on csam then it is dependent on abuse
/all, top of last 12 hours has been my go-to
I believe version 555 of the Nvidia driver is supposed to get the explicit sync patch.
Nixos is immutable to force system configuration through the declarative nix configs/build system not to limit tinkering.
All I had to do was remove one field to do with docker swarm which I don't think I was using anyway.
The parts from Jupiter Ascending between the start and the end.
Wheel of time was so close too. If they just didn't fuck with the script so much
Been gaming on nixos for a month or two and haven't had any issues AFAICT
Worth considering holding onto the Nvidia card to do a vfio windows VM as a fallback for stuff that doesn't run well through wine/proton. It wasn't too hard to setup and its nice to just toss all the games with kernel anticheat/adobe shit into.
I mean wasn't the author of the book saying that's how things should be run? I had always heard the movie was basically mocking the premise of the book.
Anecdotal, but every time I've tried x11 sessions over the years I've either gotten screen tearing on the desktop or it didn't run at my monitors full refresh rate above 60hz. Wayland has always run how I would expect it to.
I wanted to try Ubuntu on a live disk back in highschool (~2012) but ended up wiping the drive on my laptop. Had to ask a friend who knew Linux for help so I could actually use it. That was eventually followed by debian and Manjaro. Later I tried arch on my desktop, got tired of that and switched back to windows for a few years. I've been running nixos for a while now and have been really enjoying it.
Now that I think about it, the pattern is also probably a factor. If it was all black you'd probably get way less attention for it.
My first instinct wouldn't be weed but you're going to get stares simply because it's not something people wear a lot (where I'm at at least). As others have said it'll be down to what you're willing to put up with.
I am attempting to follow this https://www.procustodibus.com/blog/2022/09/wireguard-port-forward-from-internet to forward traffic from a few ports on a public oracle vps to other ports on my local server through a wireguard connection. Currently I am doing this using rinetd, but I was looking for a more normal way of forwarding traffic. (Also looking to forward UDP traffic at some point.)
After stopping rinetd, adding these rules to the public server's wg config ```
packet forwarding
PreUp = sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
port forwarding
PreUp = iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i ens3 -p tcp --dport 443 -j DNAT --to-destination 10.144.65.2:8443 PostDown = iptables -t nat -D PREROUTING -i ens3 -p tcp --dport 443 -j DNAT --to-destination 10.144.65.2:8443
packet masquerading
PreUp = iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o wg0 -j MASQUERADE PostDown = iptables -t nat -D POSTROUTING -o wg0 -j MASQUERADE ``` and restarting the wg connection, I'm seeing traffic on the ens3 port but none entering wg0 via tcpdump. I feel like I probably have conflicting iptables rules saved https://pastebin.com/0eNwhNKM but I don't really know enough about whats going on there to fix it. I feel like its probably the wireguard-*-rule ones (created by pivpn possibly?) but I'm not sure.
Edit way later: Ended up just using rinetd for the udp connections. Ubuntu doesn't include the latest version here https://github.com/samhocevar/rinetd which is able to do UDP connections. The docker container RxBrad suggested uses that version within the docker container to make the redirections so it will be roughly equivalent.