[–] 13 points 4 months ago (2 children)

Remove the sticks, blow out your sockets with some compressed air and re-test. I had something similar recently and a full memtest pass ran clean after that.

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  • [–] 7 points 4 months ago

    Perhaps social media is dead, but the internet itself is still alive and well. The internet is not just social media, it is a global network that does more than just post memes and shitpost.

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  • [–] 3 points 6 months ago (1 child)

    A quick web search shows slatedb supports WebDAV through Rust's object_store interface, or at least it does at first glance.

    WebDAV is a wonderful standard and it is compatible with all kinds of things that seem to be overlooked. S3 has turned into this monster of a thing that's "owned" by AWS vs a nice usable RFC that anybody can implement and know if it actually changes.

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  • [–] 11 points 6 months ago (10 children)

    I've honestly never understood the need for s3 buckets. WebDAV satisfies my needs. I'm sure there are some use cases that require S3, but for the life of me I can't think of one off the top of my head right now.

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    During an assault in progress near the docks in Northside, Watson there is a shard in a suitcase that is encrypted. From all my research there has been no solution found for this so far.

    There are two named NPCs: Nils Dahlberg and Dirk Brooks in the event. Each of them drop a shard also which may provide some hints.

    Shard info

    PATENT #444/3/45  
    
    DATA ENCRYPTED  
    ENTER KEY TO ACCESS  
    
    #^*$^&@***@^TDG&^G@^*&@^TEGD^@T^223^&&GVT&^&GBU)(*&^@T&#RVBF#)  
    (JB*#&GD*&#8*#&^^%#%DG^^66^&T&(@YE*@87&@E*&@E^*@68&*@ET&@*@GD*&@D  
    G&*@D*&@876268&@*&@^&*E^*@&^*8ggg78!^E*@%E*@E(01017W9791w7@@_)!#*)(#!  
    &&g7t*!^*(&)18639tg^&@8130g&yv&*^!#1  
    

    At some point the encrypted data was updated to add the string which indicates the data is a valid string and still needing to be decrypted

    GD*&@DG&*@D*&@876268&@*&@^&*E^*@&^*8ggg78!  
    

    Dirk Shard

    ARCHIVED CONVERSATION: DIRK AND TIM  
    
    DIRK: Tim, we got problems  
    DIRK: Nils took a few rounds in the back and I cant stop the bleeding  
    DIRK: we need evac now  
    TIM: see what I can do  
    DIRK: you'll see? just send a fucking car!  
    TIM: you have the docs?  
    DIRK: yes we have the fcking docs  
    TIM: Good. Make sure they're secure  
    DIRK: NILS IS DYING IN MY FUCKING ARMS ATM  
    TIM: yes, you said that already  
    TIM: hold on a little longer  
    TIM: working on it  
    

    Nils Shard

    ACCESS CODE  
    
    TOP-SECRET DATA  
    TO BE READ IN CORP HQ UPON RECEIPT OF ONE TIME ACCESS CODE  
    IF THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN LOST, THE FINDER IS OBLIGATED TO DESTROY IT IMMEDIATELY OR FACE A MONETARY FINE AND/OR DEATH  
    

    The main hint I'm leaning towards is the name of the patent following a pattern common to Arasaka documents, but the main question I'm wondering about is who is Tim?

    Could it possibly be Tim Ward of Ward Security? If so, is there a HQ in NC?

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