Do I have the website for you! https://gwern.net/turing-complete
csolisr
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A potential workaround: quote-repost your blog post via Akkoma or Firefish, mention the community you want to post the blog post on, and add the title on the beginning
Short of getting their own servers of course. This update seems to be a step forward in that direction
From what I read in the article, there is still one part of the boot sequence that does require some sort of storage: the part where the bootloader fetches the network boot image and verifies it against the checksum signature. But I think that can be performed by booting from a pendrive and then removing it. The problem will come if law enforcement gets a hold of said pendrive...
Great to know, but unfortunately CUDA is still too entrenched in comparison to OpenCL - hopefully there's some way to convert from one to the other.
Or buy a motherboard with dual slots and install one of each, hopefully you're made of money
Correction: sounds like a great reason for the users to move to a different project and abandon that codebase entirely
My only complaint is that each individual blog administrator must learn about this addon and enable it. So subscribing to a given blog in the hopes of having AP support is literally trial and error.
Knowing Apple, they must have thought about a way to make old polishing cloths specifically incompatible with their newer screens.
My setup is similar, but what I have is one UPS for the things that shouldn't go down in case of power outage (the modem and server) and another for everything else in my room that can go down for a while without much loss (the computer, consoles, screen, etcetera)
And this is where I wonder, how long until Matrix servers preemptively defederate from WhatsApp?
Something tells me that they have a stack of single-use drives so that each time a server needs to reboot for some reason, they write a boot loader in one from their central headquarters, walk back to the server room, use the device to boot the server, and finally hammer the everliving bejeezus out of the thumb drive juuuuust in case. Hopefully they don't have to reboot that often!