NewJazz

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811.
by NewJazz 1y ago
While I appreciate the sentiment, I think you may be misreading the "Emissions from production of computational resources" section of that link. It says for servers that 13-21 years is the break even for emissions from production
812.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Hmm. Yeah it is a hard problem to solve. It is basically a mass interviewing system.
813.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Thanks, I assume some of that is sort of extended, asterisked support though?
814.
by NewJazz 1y ago
AIUI Debian kept the i386 name for the arch even as their 32 bit requirements evolved.
815.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Well, isn't there an additional year or so of support for old stable? So beyond 2025.
816.
by NewJazz 1y ago
I think you are failing to distinguish individual elements of the universities you are commenting on. Administration and faculty are very different people. Admin need faculty for prestige, but faculty need admin for funding. Are a majority
817.
by NewJazz 1y ago
How do you compare GPA across different schools?
818.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Why does an HOA of 30 units need constant surveillance of the coming and going of their members?
819.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Sorry but this is a fundamental misunderstanding of supply and demand.
820.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Codeberg is central hosted so I think they mean in general.
821.
by NewJazz 1y ago
In gitlab, yes (well, two lines, login then push). In forgejo, there is no cicd token that gives you scoped access to the built in container registry. You must create a long lived token and add it as a secret to the repo you want to push fr
822.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Not one that can store an arbitrary number of passkeys that work across different browsers/computers.
823.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Gitlab was always for profit. And forgejo doesn't have feature parity at all with gitlab. Neither does github, for that matter. Just take a look at how to push container images from a cicd pipeline in gitlab vs. Forgejo.
824.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Not one that works across devices/browsers.
825.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Haven't macs had that reputation for a while?
826.
by NewJazz 1y ago
The article addresses Apple's historical late mover advantage strategy, and suggests that Tim Cook doesn't have the same vision that Jobs had to pull those moves off.
827.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Do you have a source for these claims? Specifically smaller M/As being skipped or killed.
828.
by NewJazz 1y ago
VMs were invented at AWS? Blob storage?
829.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Devs clean up their workstation sometimes. You can get fancy about deleting build artifacts or just remove the whole directory. Devs move to new machines sometimes and don't always transfer everything. Devs leave. Software still runs,
830.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Yeah I'm pretty sure this is the main reason google is shutting the service down. They don't want their brand tainted by phishing attempts.
831.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Please don't link to x.com, it is impossible to read a conversation there without an account.
832.
Corporation for Public Broadcasting to close after funding cut(reuters.com)
9 points by NewJazz 1y ago|0 comments
833.
by NewJazz 1y ago
That fallback instance can then route requests for specific domains to the original backend over an alternate path without needing to replicate the full TLS configuration locally. Won't you need to "replicate the TLS config&quot
834.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Use a microkernel if this is your strong opinion. Linux is a monolithic kernel and includes a whole lot in kernel space for the sake of performance and (as mentioned in the article) hardware integration. A well designed microkernel may be a
835.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Musharbash left a meaty reply in the thread: In any event, my argument was also that three other factors — particularly financial policy changes starting in the 1980s that deprived small builders of bank capital, helped Wall Street to exer
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Cannabis use disorder linked to increase in oral cancer risk over five years(sciencedirect.com)
6 points by NewJazz 1y ago|0 comments
837.
by NewJazz 1y ago
I heard unsubstantiated rumors that it was somehow antitrust-related. If they are selling off their device business (again), then it makes sense that the device drivers would not be part of AOSP...
838.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Yes, hence my use of the word "dispersion". Over a wide enough area, the brine shouldn't have a noticeable impact on sea life. But concentrated release can be really damaging.
839.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Your claim was that most of the tire wear for cars was due to deceleration. Acceleration could be to blame too. I asked for a source for your claim, not math equations.
840.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Probably in this administration at least tariffs will be more of an obstacle for renewables.

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