NewJazz

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by NewJazz 11mo ago
You can self host the software underlying Codeberg, which is Forgejo. Then there is also GitLab which has a lot more features but is arguably more intensive to maintain. And then there is the long tail, such as the projects Forgejo was forg
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
Ongoing availability issues, Microsoft's shoehorning of AI, GitHub's focus on migrating to Azure infrastructure rather than adding features and fixing shortcomings. If I had to guess.
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
If it doesn't happen that often, then it shouldn't be a big deal to change the law.
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
It is basically forcing them to dilute more, which is better for them on average because the shares expire worthless so often anyway. That said a higher percentage of positive outcomes does not mean much when the majority of significant wea
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
And revenue, right?
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
Eventually those loans will need to be repaid and the money will need to come from realizing capital gains. Uh, yes. But they can be repaid with refinanced loans based on the same assets... So no guarantee that the gains will be realized.
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
Yeah I'm in favor of leverage == taxable event. I think the meaningful difference between leveraged and unleveraged capital gains is that when you take a loan, you access liquidity via your ownership in the asset. If you had gotten a d
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
Whisperfish appears to be an app, not a library.
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
And for others, finally being invisible and not subject to leering in public and online is a mercy.
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
Nftables is alright IME
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
Emphasis on current market conditions. Relations with uranium mining countries and environmental opposition to uranium mining could shift conditions.
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
Yeah 1bd condos with parking in my city are easily 20% more expensive. Something like 1.5-2k a year to rent a spot.
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
Neither should people who shoot over eager puppies, but hey what're you gonna do? Not shoot puppies?
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
I'm sure he wanted traffic to flow for those few hours but it didn't :p
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
Yep and this postmortem details how their proxy modules use static allocation.
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
DDoS attacks are frequently shorting than 15 minutes. We've seen plenty of attacks last less than a minute.
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
In your last paragraph you are basically talking about a licensing authority like MPEGLA is.
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
OK, but does that matter much for a home lab?
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by NewJazz 11mo ago
Wasn't there a big post about this a few weeks ago?
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Doesn't asahi run on the Mac mini? Probably better than it does on a laptop, no peripherals to support
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by NewJazz 1y ago
"We"
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by NewJazz 1y ago
OK well LA is a big metro... Your anecdotal evidence is not representative of the whole region.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
The whole "alphabet" thing was basically "we have loads of cash -- instead of stock buybacks, let's try to generate new sources of revenue". Take that number you have, then consider all of Google's failed proje
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by NewJazz 1y ago
But displaying regurgitations of very similar content may not be fair use. Fair use is a very delicate affair. One factor is whether the modified work poses as a market replacement for the original work.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
If F-Droid is no longer part of the android community, then neither will I. I'm not too worried. My employer should be, though.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Corporate personhood isn't required for the first amendment to apply to the nytimes.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Absolutely insane take.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Conspicuous nonconsumption of fossil fuels... Hmmmm. I doubt Apple is lunging to do this tbh.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Have you read Three Body Problem?
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Not really 1:1 but I did find this https://www.cloudflare.com/developer-platform/products/email...

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