I like pair domains.

I’ve got a small Enterprise customer running on a Dell r710, 2gb ram to the slightly custom docker image for nc, 4gb+ for the woods sit, the other 14gb to KVM to run a windows application.

Ideally yes, but I’ve had to do this regularly for many services developed both in-house and out of house.

Solve problems, and maybe share your work if you like, I think we all appreciate it.

I remember burning an entire day with porn when I was much younger.

Bye, millions of kids. 👋

I love my 3080 running LA noire.

That’s pretty good hahaha

These are made by te connectivity, horrendous datasheets, but pretty good products. I’m more a Phoenix man myself but you work with what you’ve got in stock: https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/te-connectivity-amp-connectors/1-2834011-4/5872966

The drawings are found towards the bottom of that page, scroll way down to see “product drawings”.

I don’t think these care about malleability too much, they’ll pinch whatever you can fit into its maw.

This is what people in my field mean re ferrules:

Good luck, glad I could help 👍

Those are 100% spring terminals as the other person mentioned. I use these in my designs, you’ll need to press the orange buttons quite hard as they’re meant to work even in rocketry applications where bolted electrical connections may loosen.

When you press the button, you’ll still need to apply mild insertion force. These work either with solid core wire, or stranded if the stranded wire has a ferrule crimped on.

Shows how pressing the button bends a metal tang away from where the wire comes in, the little area with a squiggle.

Spinrite ftw

I’m using apcupsd for my server, even wrote a little script to pull wattage off the apc and report it in byobu’s status bar. Anytime I ssh into my server I can see current wattage (usually about 55W for 4 spinning rust drives, 2 SSDs plus the router).

That’s wack as hell.

In my case, Medtronic does a lot to prevent inspection of how their apks work at all, encrypting and obfuscating the code to make open-source emulation extremely difficult.

Luckily, hackers don’t quit.

Imagine one of my medical apps refusing to run because of adb…

Arcs don’t need to be high current. But this will absolutely fail at some point, how soon is a question.

Yeah, I think so. Butch Hartman’s version of gorgeous, but the women who enjoy being different? Sign me up.

Facts.

I was an electrician to pay for school in Manhattan, it was fucking awesome meeting all these dudes and ladies from all walks of life, truly a melting pot. I worked under a quality-centric Rasta, who answered to a way-overworked foreman from long island, we would all be fighting some days, laughing together some days and always getting shit done.

I don’t miss how much my fucking feet or shoulders hurt after being on ladders all day, 50 stories up where the wind fuckin’ gallops (till windows thankfully get installed), but I got so many stories and good/bad times out of the job.

I miss NYC, tell you the truth.

I wouldn’t have said it was a replacement just yet to non -open source centric folks, personally.

More attention isn’t a bad thing though, sometimes devs need more input to decide what to focus on next.

It’ll at least give you good directions, car/bicycle/walking-optimized based on what you select.

It’ll get there, just needs time.

I’ve used organic for several hikes. What was missing?

No, unfortunately. But maybe soon. I lean on here maps if I need that.