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by 5d41402abc4b 10mo ago
Steam makes installing windows games easy. With GoG i would need to setup wine myself.
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by 5d41402abc4b 10mo ago
Its not about age, its about complexity. HTTP/1.1 client is trivial to implement.
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by 5d41402abc4b 10mo ago
HTTP/1.1 is still heavily used in embedded system.
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by 5d41402abc4b 11mo ago
BTRFS is fine if you use it on enterprise grade hardware, if you use it on consumer hardware expect to lose data.
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by 5d41402abc4b 11mo ago
or FreeIPA?
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by 5d41402abc4b 11mo ago
>There's a weird gleefulness about AI being a bubble that'll pop any day now both in this thread and in the world at large All i want is some cheap RAM for my PC.
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by 5d41402abc4b 11mo ago
The page is 320KB in size. They could have made it a static page with some simple HTML, the whole thing would have been under 10KB and would not have needed a CDN.
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by 5d41402abc4b 11mo ago
Whats the difference between FreeBSD ports and Debian packages?
39.
by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
Will a default config of caddy be able to handle this load?
40.
by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
Whats weird about it?
41.
by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
Whats wrong with its external flash and memory?
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Wafer.space lets you design your custom silicon just for $7/die(Crowdfunding)(cnx-software.com)
4 points by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago|0 comments
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by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
This looks like a static page. How much load do you need for a server hosting static page to go down?
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by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
>but general-purpose computing is very much alive and kicking in laptops, desktops, and servers Not for long, remote attestation will put and end to it.
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by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
It was never meant to stop criminals.
46.
by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
Because of the restrictions apple place on the computer that i purchased.
47.
by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
Are there any SBC with memory slot so that i can plug in 32GiB or more of RAM?
48.
by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
What happens if there are heavy winds?
49.
by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
The malware makers will use fake or stolen IDs.
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by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
How do you handle memory fragmentation?
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Slack will end support for Firefox v128(shipped with Debian trixie)(slack.com)
5 points by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago|2 comments
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by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
>When a web browser is no longer supported you’ll be blocked from using Slack in the browser, signing in, creating new workspaces and managing settings for your workspace or Enterprise Grid organisation
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by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
>any language where the necessary information is not thrown away when producing a binary Its only thrown away if you ask the compiler to throw it away. You can always ship a debug build.
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by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
>I don't think there are many languages where you can do something like that Isn't this a basic feature that all languages have?
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by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crash_reporter#Linux
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by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
Qt is more than a GUI framework. https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/modules-cpp.html
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by 5d41402abc4b 1y ago
Slint is not a replacement for Qt. Slint only provides a tiny fraction of what Qt has to offer https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/modules-cpp.html
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by 5d41402abc4b 2y ago
If your server is not accessible from the internet you need to use DNS based authentication for which you need to have a DNS API key lying around on your server which is a significant risk.
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by 5d41402abc4b 2y ago
You can get a few generations old mini PCs with 16GB RAM and SSD at the same price as a PI.
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by 5d41402abc4b 2y ago
How usable is the PI5 as a desktop PC replacement? The PI4 was too slow to run anything serious.

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