Re: Cybertruckin’
I've got that song in my head now...
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Tesla Cybertruck recall #8: Exterior trim peels itself off, again
SystemRescue 12 lands with added bcachefs support
Thursday 20th March 2025 14:16 GMT 
I thought I'd download a copy "before I need it" and went to Sourceforge - I'd forgotten how annoying their download page was. I had to wade through tonnes of adverts (despite a Pihole), have a pointless wait and it started limping in at 3MB/s.
I killed that download and the Fastly download peaked at 850MB/s
'Once in a lifetime' IT outage at city council hit datacenter, but no files lost
Wednesday 19th March 2025 14:40 GMT
Re: Did they try turning it off and on again?
We had a similar thing in a DR practice in an old job. The lorry turned up and we entered with the backup tapes. We'd always assumed that the rest of the Company would be up so stuff like AD would be available. The problem here was that we couldn't connect to the real network as the test recovered systems would likely clash with the real ones. In the end we managed to lay our hands on a DC backup and we were in business.
Vivaldi 7.2 browser wants to topple tech's feudal lords
Dell discloses monster 20-petaFLOPS desktop built on Nvidia's GB300 Superchip
Developer wrote a critical app and forgot where it ran – until it stopped running
France offers US scientists a safe haven from Trump's war on woke
Need cash? Your IPv4 stash can now be collateral for $100M loans
User complained his mouse wasn’t working. But he wasn’t using a mouse
ESA cuts the ribbon on 34,000-core Space HPC center tailored for space workloads
Thursday 13th March 2025 13:07 GMT
Re: Theory then practice
At its simplest you can just run a bit of Python/whatever by submitting a shell script to the scheduler (eg Slurm).
What gets more complicated is when you need to spread your code over more than one node. For this, most people use something like MPI to pass "messages" about. At its simplest you could use MPI to do something like "read file X and send back the results"; what's more complicated is doing things like simulating different bits of a protein on separate nodes and then coordinating the calculations.
India wants backdoors into clouds, email, SaaS, for tax inspectors
Google begs owners of crippled Chromecasts not to hit factory reset
$16B health dept managed finances with single Excel spreadsheet. It hasn’t gone well
Troubled French outsourcer Atos finds pot of gold at the end of UK state bank Rainbow
Glitchy taxi tech blew cover on steamy dispatch dalliance
'Cybertruck ownership comes with ... interesting fan mail'
Cloudflare's bot bouncer blocks weirdo browsers
Ex-SAP CTO walks away with €7.1M payout after scandal
Altnets told to stop digging and start stuffing fiber through abandoned pipes
Monday 3rd March 2025 15:23 GMT
Re: move to France
25Gb for less than 60 quid a month in Switzerland.
Routing and using that bandwidth is actually a challenge :)
One stupid keystroke exposed sysadmin to inappropriate information he could not unsee
Friday 28th February 2025 20:24 GMT
Re: Quite the opposite experience
After uni I temped in a "Health Records Library" taking folders of medical records off shelves and putting some back. There was a computerised index and from time to time you by chance came across the files of someone you knew.
At uni there was a guy in a sports team I was in who had persistent rumours about having STDs. You have no idea how tempted I was when I came across his file whilst looking for a misplaced file. In the end I was good and didn't take a peak.
Southern Water takes the fifth over alleged $750K Black Basta ransom offer
Are you cooler than ex-Apple design guru Sir Jony Ive?
Tuesday 25th February 2025 15:13 GMT
Re: Do I have to have an opinion of U2?
> It was a sad day when Scroobious Pip stopped making new music, it's true.
Very true. There would be a lot of very happy people if he chose to restart.
His companion, Dan le Sac, is still making music - most recently he did the music for one of the Tron games.
Untrained techie botched a big hardware sale by breaking client's ERP
As Amazon takes over the Bond franchise, we submit our scripts for the next flick
Binned off staff, slashed stock options. What's next? Ah yes, bigger C-suite bonuses
BOFH: The USB stick always comes back – until it doesn't
DIMM techies weren’t allowed to leave the building until proven to not be pilferers
Friday 21st February 2025 08:54 GMT
I used to work somewhere where they always seemed short of laptops; however, there were none missing in the system. One of the guys on the team seemed to have some very similar laptops available on his ebay account, they suspect (but never proved) that he was pinching them before the computers' details were entered into the CMDB.
Medusa ransomware gang demands $2M from UK private health services provider
Check out this free automated tool that hunts for exposed AWS secrets in public repos
Type-safe C-killer Delphi hits 30, but a replacement has risen
Wednesday 19th February 2025 15:27 GMT
Re: Compared to Delphi, FPC and Lazarus are a joke
> Swiss keyboards needs a lot of accented characters from different languages (remeber Switzerland has four official languages).
This Swiss laptop's keyboard is set to the Queen's English, Brenda would be proud!
The nearest thing we have to Gin and Dubonnet -->
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