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ofrzeta commented on The Coming Need for Formal Specification   benjamincongdon.me/blog/2... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
atomicnature · a day ago
Leslie Lamport built latex, most of distributed systems such as AWS services depend on formal verification. The job of Science here is to help Engineering with managing complexity and scale. The researchers are doing their jobs
ofrzeta · a day ago
What does LaTeX have to do with TLA+? Also I think "most of distributed systems such as AWS" might be an exaggeration. At least the public known examples of formal verification in AWS are scarce.
ofrzeta commented on Modern Walkmans   walkman.land/modern... · Posted by u/classichasclass
cycomanic · 5 days ago
MDs are just another example of Sony screwing it up by making things proprietary and keeping it to themselves instead of creating an ecosystem (memory sticks were another example, although they didn't offer quite the same advantages). It's really a shame, I think if Sony would have gone about this differently they likely would have put off the emergence of MP3 players for a long time.
ofrzeta · 5 days ago
MD was quite conventient for recording (interviews, ambient ...) and with random access much better than cassettes.
ofrzeta commented on Modern Walkmans   walkman.land/modern... · Posted by u/classichasclass
actionfromafar · 5 days ago
And it could have been the successor to the floppy
ofrzeta · 5 days ago
You mean like the Zip drive? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zip_drive
ofrzeta commented on Advent of Sysadmin 2025   sadservers.com/advent... · Posted by u/lazyant
ofrzeta · 13 days ago
It doesn't seem to record my progress.
ofrzeta commented on Seagate achieves 6.9TB storage capacity per platter   tomshardware.com/pc-compo... · Posted by u/elorant
commandar · 16 days ago
Spinning rust still typically holds advantages for archival storage, as well.

There was literally a headline on the front page here a few days ago re: data degradation of SSDs during cold storage, as one example.

ofrzeta · 16 days ago
I was researching that topic a little bit a while ago but with no usable outcome. The aim was to find out how to cope with SSDs as backups. Is it enough to plug them into a power connection once in a while so the firmware starts the refresh cycle? Do I need to do something else? How often does it need to be plugged in? Thankful for any pointers ...
ofrzeta commented on Linux Kernel Explorer   reverser.dev/linux-kernel... · Posted by u/tanelpoder
guy4261 · 17 days ago
Talmud - the original hypertext (tm)

(*maybe, not 100% sure)

ofrzeta · 17 days ago
see also Pi, the movie, although it's more about numbers and the Kabbalah :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi_(film)
ofrzeta commented on Kagi Hub Belgrade   blog.kagi.com/kagi-hub... · Posted by u/_se
ofrzeta · 18 days ago
Someone recently claimed here they are using Yandex search but I don't know of any evidence. Also didn't Yandex "leave" Russia (legally)?
ofrzeta commented on Unison 1.0   unison-lang.org/unison-1-... · Posted by u/pchiusano
jonym · 18 days ago
I'm so old, I thought this was about Panic's Usenet client Unison.
ofrzeta · 18 days ago
There's also the Unison sync tool but it's at 2.53.7.

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KarmaCake day3523October 15, 2013View Original