adamtulinius

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by adamtulinius 1y ago
I remember doing 900k writes/s (non-replicated) already back on kafka 0.8 with a random physical server with an old fusionio drive (says something about how long ago this was :D). It's a fair point that if you already have a pgsql
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by adamtulinius 1y ago
I think they can be a helpful hint about how things are positioned relative to each other.
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by adamtulinius 1y ago
There was one this Sunday, but it wasn't even mentioned in the news.
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by adamtulinius 1y ago
Then they lose their 11 years of history
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by adamtulinius 1y ago
This is very well explained in the linked post.
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by adamtulinius 2y ago
Yeah of course, but channels probably shouldn't be used outside of managing the local machine, and there's usually quite long and fair time period for deprecation warnings taking effect. Not sure how bad if one uses unstable, but
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by adamtulinius 2y ago
Are you importing things from all over the internet, without pinning to a specific version? It sounds a lot like it, at least, and in that case I'm not sure how this is a flaw of Nix, or how it would be much different in other places.
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by adamtulinius 2y ago
Hate it (using the Firefox one). The look is weird, seems to waste space. New copy button sucks. I spent 10 minutes one day not being able to login with a copied password, bit realising it was because I was lacking the second click. Also th
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by adamtulinius 2y ago
You can doubt all you want, but none of us really know, so maybe you could consider interpreting people's posts a bit more generously in 2025.
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by adamtulinius 2y ago
No normal person has a chance against the capacity of a company like Facebook
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by adamtulinius 2y ago
Not at all. You can inspect the apartment you rent. The cloud is totally opaque in that regard.
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by adamtulinius 2y ago
It sounds like you're saying NixOS is unsuited for production just because it's still a bit niche. I think that's a false dichotomy.
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by adamtulinius 2y ago
It doesn't take any more competent people to self-host a modern stack, than it does to babysit how a company uses something like Azure. The original value proposition is false, and more and more are realising this.
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by adamtulinius 2y ago
We've been running it for 7-8 years in production, and it has (and is) serving us well.
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by adamtulinius 2y ago
We use it for a huge part of our infrastructure. 3000+ pods running on an on-premise K8s cluster, with most supporting services and systems also running on NixOS. We could never have done what we do, with the manpower we have, with somethin
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by adamtulinius 5y ago
It ends up playing using only the neuralink when the joystick is disconnected.
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by adamtulinius 5y ago
I got this when I was about 8 as one of my first Technic sets yet, what a great memory. Think I prefer the Formula 1 version of 8880 though :D ( https://www.flickr.com/photos/125424377@N04/23490561113/in/a
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by adamtulinius 5y ago
I have two different Jabra bluetooth headsets, both work on Linux with a microphone, but you have to change to the headphone profile (using something like pavu) to enable the microphone.
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by adamtulinius 5y ago
It sounds right if you open it in google translate: https://translate.google.com/?sl=en&tl=es&text=rooster&op=tr... (The original link ends up trying to translate the actual English word "rooster" from
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by adamtulinius 5y ago
The problem isn't the source code of Copilot, but the code it is outputting.
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by adamtulinius 5y ago
It's a SVG-file, not a website, so just scroll to fit, or blame your browser.
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by adamtulinius 6y ago
All of the EU as well.
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by adamtulinius 6y ago
Some time ago they made the pricing for hosted and on-prem the same.
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by adamtulinius 6y ago
I'm pretty sure we'll just downgrade to free, or move away after this. We only use the MR approval features from bronze, and that's proooobably not worth the price of premium. But who knows, since we have to contact a sales r
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by adamtulinius 6y ago
.. and I just managed to get the YouTube app on Android to play an ad. That's two for two of the annoying things that are still (sorta) working. ;)
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by adamtulinius 6y ago
It's taking a price hike, though.
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by adamtulinius 6y ago
It's in the video: https://youtu.be/CaAY-jAjm0w?t=165
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by adamtulinius 6y ago
That recommendation is only for the JVM heap to my knowledge.
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by adamtulinius 6y ago
I think it's pretty common. Our national NIC does it: http://dk redirects to their website.
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by adamtulinius 6y ago
Actually we have such a law in the EU. Not sure what it's called, but I'm sure it exists. I believe the wording to be something like it has to be possible to cancel in a similar way you signed up.

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