Like others, I was not able to access the original article. However, I think I have found some other article of this author. I am not a quantum computing expert, thus, I did not understand much of the article. Maybe other can comment of these works:
I don’t think google will allow them to move to chromium. They need gecko to avoid anti-trust law suites.
Yeah, I believe the official instance of EU and ACM are both quite small. It is a great way to verify people’s identity just from their ID.
Many people don’t know usb-c cable is universal, and apple only advertises chargeing iphone with macbook and ipad charger.
I imagine most of these people use an iPhone, and they will certainly waste their money on an “Apple cable”.
Plus many of these tech-illiterate people are likely on a lighting iPhone with a barrel jack Windows, they won’t even know they need a new charging cable until they realize their old lighting cables don’t work.
Probably runs at usb2 speed and charges at 5w.
I cannot find anything related to “the promised 10 years of lightening”. Do you min providing a source?
That didn’t pass as far as I am aware.
I was talking about usb-c, and I don’t care about RCS, but it is still better in everyway than SMS.
Forced by EU! Thanks again, EU.
I think he mentioned that ad-blocking is priacy, but I don’t recall he said piracy is theft or piracy is inheritly unethical.
He mentioned many time that he pirates stuff, except he would pay for them first.
There are several competing protocol: zigbee, zwave, and the newest is matter. They just require a hub to be controlled.
I use all zigbee smart switches, and a conbee II usb stick. I have a old laptop running homeassistant os, and it has a one click addon for conbee II. I think amazon echo also have builtin zigbee controller.
If the power goes out, all the switch automatically connects back to the hub when the power is back. Obviously, this setup is not affected by google, amazon, even the entire internet goes down. As long as my router is functional, I can control everything using my phone, when I am at home.
A more important thing is update schedule, like oneplus used to state that they support their device for 3 years, but they only have one year of reasonably frequent update, after that it is like yearly update.
I have figured out the problem. Turns out although in ip a, the MAC is the same, yet in the vm, the MAC is different.
As for being assigned the same IP, it is just my stupid router… Getting a new MAC (creating a new VM) fixes the issue.
Sorry, a stupid question.
If the bridge is the primary interface on host, and the homeassistant KVM also uses this bridge, will this cause them to get the same IP again?
Thank you for your patience.
Thank you for the configuration. I wonder, because you have turn dhcp off for the host, will this prevent the host from getting an ip address?
Two of the same MAC address can’t exist in the same IP space, else the router can’t route packets to them.
Yes, this seems to be my problem, both the host and the vm got the same IP, and I think I cannot send any traffic to either my host or vm. So my router is probably confused, as you suggested.
Is there an issue with using Docker for this?
I forgot to mention this, docker indeed work. However, ha requires a privileged docker running as root, which means ha essentially runs as root on the host.
This is fine on dedicated hardware, but as my server have other infrastructure on there, running ha as root can be a security risk.
Hi, thank you for your reply.
Did you make sure that eno2 is enslaved by br0? When br0 is created, it indeed have a unique MAC, but once it enslaves the hardware, it inherits the hardware address.
I have not tried to get the bridge going with virsh, but I was unsuccessful with the virt-manager ui. And I assume they use the same system?
It is possible I have accidentally disabled some network virtualization kernel component during setup, as I have implemented some mods from secureblue. I will try to reset everything to default, and try again.
Do you have a tutorial for making bridge via virsh that you can share.
Last time I tried ChatGPT it cannot even do a trie in Haskell, so I don’t see any way it is useful for me, unfortunately. IIRC, I was testing with some trivial modification of a trie, but I do not remember at this point.
Maybe it is useful for college homework, but I have yet to find any problem it can solve beyond college. But I would love to learn more, since you have more experience with it. :)
Edit: I tried a problem I encountered couple month ago on https://perplexity.ai. I want to implement a parser in Haskell that do not halt on error, but record the error and keeps going.
It should take 2 lines with mtl, and the AI gives me a more verbose answer that is also completely wrong.
So… I don’t see how they are helpful, honestly. Sorry.
I don’t get the hype around LLM, it is a terrible way to search. It has never give me anything useful on any of my search, ever.
Most of the time asking chatgpt anything non-trivial, it will just spit out gibberish that doesn’t mean anything.
Who in their right mind would look at these terribly stupid thing and think: Yeah! This garbage is going to advance humanity.
The chart says companies/space agency, so I am assuming that NASA stopped launching rockets? It sounds concerning to put all the egg into the basket of private enterprises.