Momentan (unter anderem) Amateurfunk. Ende dieser Woche ist die HamRadio, die größte Amateurfunkmesse in Europa.

Langsam ist der 11 Jahre lange Sonnenfleckenzyklus wieder am Maximum, und die KW-Ausbreitungsbedingungen sind für weit entfernte Kontakte perfekt. Mit digitalen Modi wie FT-8 und WSPR kommt man problemlos bis ans andere Ende der Welt.

Yes, I think a lot of the config is per graph. That means you should be able to set custom css or stuff like journal queries differently for each graph.

That makes sense. It looks like a really clever way of letting the boot process allow for basically any arangement. Thanks!

BTRFS is great for this. It’s fairly easy to set up something to make a snapshot every time apt/pacman/etc. is about to change something.

Here’s a circular rainbow from an aircraft a skydiver:

EDIT: image embedding didn’t work

EDIT 2: not from a plane

EDIT 3: sorry for all the edits, fixed image

It’s missing the European high voltage plugs as well.

Unfortunately, this chart is already out of date, the 2023 version looks like this: It is now the up to date chart.

This uses 12 RTX 4090 GPUs and MD5.

For the old chart you would need 40 billion guesses per second, and that is what the RTX 2080 was at five years ago. With a RTX 4090 you can guess 164 billion hashes per second.

Using 8 AWS A100 GPUs at $32.77/h you can guess over 520 billion times a second and then the chart looks like this:

All the charts and benchmark numbers are from here. There is way more on that page that I’m just going to leave out here, but I recommend you read through it.

Of course this isn’t quite accurate, this assumes the hashing algorithm MD5 which is no longer recommended, because it’s so fast. It also ignores salting. But it assumes the worst case, a complete brute force with no dictionary/rainbow table, so I think it’s not a bad estimate.

Edit: spelling

Edit again: The comment I was referring to is gone, so I removed the refrence. The numbers are still correct though.

No problem, thanks for replying.

It’s under Settings->[Username] settings->Default listing type

That’s literally just an XLR3 plug. It’s used for analog audio and DMX lighting controls.

Don’t know why you’d put it in a rock though.