xahteiwi - Network

Did you take your first steps on a computer with a C64 or an Amiga?This brand name and logo might ring a...

Did you take your first steps on a computer with a C64 or an Amiga?

This brand name and logo might ring a bell.

https://www.commodore-home.com/

We should have taken the hint when the TV news started saying "moron this in a minute".

We should have taken the hint when the TV news started saying "moron this in a minute".

A question for the #HomeAssistant and #Valetudo crowd: if you have a #Roborock S7 (or S7+, but not S7 Pro Ultra), and you put Valetudo on...

A question for the #HomeAssistant and #Valetudo crowd: if you have a #Roborock S7 (or S7+, but not S7 Pro Ultra), and you put Valetudo on it, how did it turn out for you?

I know about the lack of multi-floor map support in Valetudo, which I don't mind. I would very much like to keep my no-mop zones (separate from no-go zones), though.

If you can share first-hand experience, please sound off below. Boosts for reach appreciated, too. Thanks!

Australian newspapers have strange names, smh

Australian newspapers have strange names, smh

¹ Don't believe me? Try `dig -taaaa github.com`.

¹ Don't believe me? Try `dig -taaaa github.com`.

Another question for those who work for, or use the services of, a cloud services provider: how well do you cater to, or does your provider...

Another question for those who work for, or use the services of, a cloud services provider: how well do you cater to, or does your provider cater to, pure IPv6-only services you're trying to run?

For example, considering the fact that even today not all upstream services you may be using are available with native IPv6 support,¹ do you/does your supplier provide DNS64/NAT64 gateways that are automatically provisioned for your IPv6-only instances/containers/etc. to use?

(Boosts & comments OK)

Okay my robot vacuum now has a discoverable REST API, complete with a Swagger UI.More of that in this timeline please.

Okay my robot vacuum now has a discoverable REST API, complete with a Swagger UI.

More of that in this timeline please.

Today, I fixed something that I thought would be complicated, by a one-liner. Yay!(Actually, one line of code plus one paragraph of README,...

Today, I fixed something that I thought would be complicated, by a one-liner. Yay!

(Actually, one line of code plus one paragraph of README, but you know how that works.)

Here is another question out of professional curiosity for those of you who either work for, or use the services of, a cloud service...

Here is another question out of professional curiosity for those of you who either work for, or use the services of, a cloud service provider.

What use cases for GPUs (or vGPUs) do you normally cater to that are *not* related to generative AI? And how significant are *those* use cases, presently, in relation to your overall GPU/vGPU footprint?

Boosts and comments appreciated, thanks!

Happy birthday, Sir David! 99 years old today.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Attenborough

Happy birthday, Sir David! 99 years old today.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Attenborough

I'm curious:If I mention "Little Martha", do you know what I'm talking about?(Boosts appreciated!)Yes, and I play...

I'm curious:

If I mention "Little Martha", do you know what I'm talking about?

(Boosts appreciated!)

Yes, and I play guitar
Yes, and I don't play guitar
No, and I play guitar
No, and I don't play guitar

Have you ever professionally migrated an existing workload from one virtualisation/cloud platform to another? This is distinct from...

Have you ever professionally migrated an existing workload from one virtualisation/cloud platform to another? This is distinct from redeploying instances from scratch using automation/orchestration. What I mean is have you ever had to take an existing instance on, say, GCP and moved its contents to AWS, for example?

If so: how did that go for you? How long ago was it? How many instances did you have to migrate? What other details can you share, if any?

Anyone able to offer thoughts on network volumes in rootless Podman containers managed with `podman compose` (or `docker compose` with...

Anyone able to offer thoughts on network volumes in rootless Podman containers managed with `podman compose` (or `docker compose` with `DOCKER_HOST=$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/podman/podman.sock`)? The standard approach shown here won't work, because it uses kernel mounts which non-`root` can't mount (unless listed in `/etc/fstab`). FUSE-mounting NFS or CIFS would be an option, but the related development efforts all appear rather dead or dormant.

https://gist.github.com/kahidna/7088d83e18867ce4082d56567127e590

Just misread "idiomatic YAML" as "idiotic YAML" and I don't think that counts as a mistake

Just misread "idiomatic YAML" as "idiotic YAML" and I don't think that counts as a mistake

If @tserong were to draw a cartoon while carrying some Cascade buds in a little bag attached to his belt, would that make him a hip hop...

If @tserong were to draw a cartoon while carrying some Cascade buds in a little bag attached to his belt, would that make him a hip hop artist?

It currently appears to be suffering from an issue that renders the integration non-functional with some (most?) mowers it otherwise claims...

It currently appears to be suffering from an issue that renders the integration non-functional with some (most?) mowers it otherwise claims to support, but once this is merged one should hopefully be able to control one's mowers with just BLE, with no cloud connection needed.
https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/135440

Since November of last year, #HomeAssistant has gained the option to integrate Husqvarna robotic lawn mowers in a cloudless fashion, so...

Since November of last year, #HomeAssistant has gained the option to integrate Husqvarna robotic lawn mowers in a cloudless fashion, so buying one of those is finally looking like a somewhat interesting option.
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/husqvarna_automower_ble/

There will never be another Jeff Beck, but humanity is lucky to have had Jeff Beck. https://youtu.be/ENLFg2Zvkd4

There will never be another Jeff Beck, but humanity is lucky to have had Jeff Beck.
https://youtu.be/ENLFg2Zvkd4

How do two reviewers approve a paper submitted to a trigonometry journal?They cosine.

How do two reviewers approve a paper submitted to a trigonometry journal?

They cosine.

Question for sociologists:Is there a term for the Overton window that is not linked to political discourse, but rather covers individual...

Question for sociologists:

Is there a term for the Overton window that is not linked to political discourse, but rather covers individual personal behaviour?

As in, something that used to be considered an expression of simple decency and respect becoming unusually deferential (ex: lifting or tipping one's hat), or something once commonplace becoming extremely rude (ex: urinating in the street)?

Or would the term "Overton window" apply to that as well?

(Boosts for reach appreciated.)