Jonnax

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by Jonnax 5y ago
Care to explain why? And what industry you're talking about? Kubernetes has made efforts for nodes to work with poor network connectivity. The node requirements aren't that big. A lot of use cases are relatively easy to containeri
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by Jonnax 5y ago
So the important feature is H.264 encoding support on the GPU. I'm surprised that Lenovo is the one that would pay the licencing fee, I imagined that Nvidia would sell that bundled as part of the chip.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
If the expertise isn't there then they should use SaaS solutions. There's plenty that aren't expensive. And they don't need to roll their own software.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Prejudice is also an English word that has a meaning unrelated to law. Calling JS developers most dumb is prejudice. The word's meaning is literally spelled out "pre" + "judge".
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by Jonnax 5y ago
I remember pfsense from them trying to merge bug ridden code into FreeBSD for Wireguard support. The creater of Wireguard said it was bad with buffer overruns and they got angry for being called out. https://arstechnica.com/
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Their QA process is based around their telemetry. They're not going to change it. Also exaggerating by saying "spy on their users" is just misrepresentative. And muddies the water when discussing actual spying on users comput
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Then don't use Windows. If you aren't happy with Apple's telemetry, then use Linux. If you aren't happy with bug reporting tools remove it.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Thanks for proving my point. People like you don't want to give users a choice.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
There's a reason these countries leaving their sphere of influence aren't a fan of Russia. Russia did invade Ukraine.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
You could have read more of the site or even looked it up on Wikipedia in the time it took for you to write your comment.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
We've come a long way. 0.3% of internet users to 34% https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html I'm still amazed at how many people will say "CG-NAT" is all you need. People don&#
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by Jonnax 5y ago
A Samsung A51 is a budget phone: https://browser.geekbench.com/android_devices/samsung-galaxy... Similar performance to an average Haswell Laptop CPU. https://browser.geekbench.com/processors/intel
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by Jonnax 5y ago
The chrome rendering engine plus node js. Why is that so different from Java or .NET? Simply because it's an easy meme.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Maximised on my 4k display I see 26 album arts which look high resolution. How much ram would that take decoded? There's also the song data for what's playing now and next song. You don't seem to understand what the applicati
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by Jonnax 5y ago
The problem is that your 8 year old ThinkPad is less powerful than a $300 smartphone. Electron will be using GPU rendering. What kind of GPU performance does your 8 year old laptop have? Probably a minimum of 5x less performance than a smar
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Ultimately the performance loss means more productive developers and faster new features for applications. Especially in a time when smartphones are the main platform for most consumers.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
The Spotify application displays album art as images in a screen. They are relatively high resolution. That look good on my 4k screen. How much ram do those decoded assets take up? Your 8MB ram computer would not handle network streaming, d
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Spotify is a music streaming service. These other apps are for curating your own audio files. Also what does "bloated election app" mean? Because it seems like it's just a meme at this point. I'm using the desktop app ri
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by Jonnax 5y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you mean here. Let's say you had two routers. 1 with NAT and 1 without. They both will have a firewall that by default blocks incoming traffic. So they are functionally equivalent.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Well that was 20 years ago. A smart washing machine is more powerful that a computer from 2000. :P
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Yes, you can run a kubernetes cluster using it. It's been available for a year: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2020/08/amazon-ek...
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Even if you have IPv6, you will be firewalled so that no ports are open for inbound traffic. You can buy a 4G modem and have the same issue.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Apart from the lack of public IPv4 addresses, the other reason that people cite for NAT use is security. IPv6 does not need NAT.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Any network engineer will tell you that NAT is an illusion of security. It's the job of a firewall to prevent routing to private networks. The issue with IPv4 is that there is a limited amount of addresses so we've had to make do.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
He's a popular repair YouTuber that does videos on repairing Apple products. From what I understand he has been a proponent of Right to Repair and has lobbied the US government about it.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
How does it work with Ingress?
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by Jonnax 5y ago
They are. But they're not amazing. Google Docs is better in comparison. Things like PowerPoint doesn't have 1:1 compatibility with the desktop app. It's just usable. Tbh, the current version of office 365 us very nice. It&#x2
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Clearly you're not the audience for these features. Also proprietary software is not insecure just be being proprietary. And if that's the extent of your understanding of what the software does, then you aren't really qualifi
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by Jonnax 5y ago
Probably due to the rise in cloud. Where people run software on hardware which is totally abstracted away from the end consumer.
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by Jonnax 5y ago
So it looks like note.com is actually a blog site. So they've linked their blog talking about making it. http://url-wiki.com/ Is their web site. From what I understand it's a bookmark tool that lets you have list

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