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by aequitas 3y ago
Try Colima [0], it’s a CLI only Docker Desktop replacement built on Lima. [0] https://github.com/abiosoft/colima
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by aequitas 3y ago
Maybe they shipped the installer pictures as uncompressed originals like they did a long time ago with some update I forgot the name of. But what resulted in a few MB update to be hundreds of MBs.
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by aequitas 3y ago
> Biking works out just dandy for Netherlands. The same Netherlands that still can’t say goodbye to its beloved car. Traffic is back and surpassed pre-covid records. We still have to keep speed restrictions during daytime to reduce emiss
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by aequitas 3y ago
You can’t implement this kind of tooling with the features is provides without the state.
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by aequitas 3y ago
I thought at first this was associated with the Noclip.video site, which makes excellent documentaties, but it's not. There is also a geography game which uses game maps instead of real maps: https://lostgamer.io
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by aequitas 3y ago
I prefer the US international layout (with the standing return key) and it happens to be that the Dutch layout is just US international with a '€' sign printed on the '2' key as well. So I think I'm lucky in that re
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by aequitas 3y ago
Thinking of the router in Warriors of the Net[0] and it makes perfect sense, he could use a rest once in a while. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBWhzz_Gn10
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by aequitas 3y ago
You might see them. But it's far easier for a dev team to take control of the ops side in the cloud with IaC, API's and automated tooling like Terraform. It's still very hard to find companies that do on-prem, API first.
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by aequitas 3y ago
This is one of the ways Chrome obtained its market share. I remember years back when working at one of the biggest Flash/HTML5 game platforms at the time, we where paid serious money by Google to include a banner to switch to Chrome wh
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by aequitas 3y ago
You’ve probably never heard of the poster child of livable cities, the Netherlands, where almost everyone still owns a car and drives to work every day. Traffic jams are now growing even worse then pre COVID[0]. Lack of proper (investment i
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by aequitas 3y ago
Reminds me of something similar I went through on my first job fresh out of school. Maybe not as exciting as uncovering secrets in a 1.5TB source code vault, but we had these locked down workstations with nothing but a browser, Office and s
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by aequitas 3y ago
We have warning labels and even graphic pictures of diseases on smoking packages but still people choose to smoke.
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by aequitas 3y ago
This is the cheapest option I found that would do MQTT or allow me to include my own HTTP endpoint for scraping Prometheus metrics over WiFi.
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by aequitas 3y ago
> Not even Apple has support periods that long, and they sell $1000+ devices. Big Sur still receives security updates[0] and is supported on models back to 2013, so I don't know where you get that idea. [0] https://en.wik
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by aequitas 3y ago
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/X.Org_Server
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by aequitas 3y ago
There used to be GitX for macOS, which was a very nice, lightweight GUI tool. Sadly it is no longer maintained. There are a few forks though, but they all seem to hang or crash in their own unique way making them unusable for me. Lazygit fo
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by aequitas 3y ago
Chrome used to have native support for Keychain back in the day when it was still growing. Then suddenly they no longer needed that feature. Glad to see this is coming back in some capacity.
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by aequitas 3y ago
Can't agree more. I've been using Docker for Mac and Colima alternately past few weeks on the same machine and the same projects. The amount of times I needed to curse at Colima was zero, while Docker for Mac sadly is still a poor
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by aequitas 3y ago
But you don’t need public copyright for that. If you share something with a limited set of parties just draft an NDA. If you publish to the public with which you can make no prior agreement you use copyright.
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by aequitas 3y ago
I don't understand how command line makes the distinction here. Maybe if it where just a simple tool that doesn't require an internet connection for its functionality. But since Homebrew is not just the command line tool, but also
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by aequitas 3y ago
Can’t recommend this enough. I recently “invested” in some second hand iMacs for my partner and kids. And by invested I mean I spend ~€100 on two 2011 iMacs each. No top of the line specs, just the basic model i5s with SSD. They run great f
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by aequitas 3y ago
These apps will then also be a lot heavier on the phone’s battery and the users patience. So I doubt they will retain the experience the users are accustomed to.
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by aequitas 3y ago
> One issue for this is it makes the market of users for 3rd party applications a lot smaller and it makes it harder for them to acquire users. Why is this an issue? 3rd party apps exist to solve a problem for users running into limitati
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by aequitas 3y ago
I encountered it kinda the other way around. In a previous job I had developed a deployment system for developers. Some users on one specific team only where complaining their deployment would not show up in the tool. Though they where prop
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by aequitas 3y ago
I'm gonna look into that and come back to you. edit: W're a small team and we can't allocate the time needed to make that repo decently public atm. For now it's best to drop an email at the adres found here [0] and I&#x2
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by aequitas 3y ago
To get an idea of how well our government organisations get along with implementing this (and a lot of other basic security requirements, like TLS, IPv6, DNSSEC, etc) you can view these maps[0][1]. We maintain a set of open source tools to
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by aequitas 3y ago
> Engine noise nowadays is a lot less of a problem than tire noise, especially with cars going 50km/h+ True, I live next to a 60km/h road (so everyone drives 80km/h at least) and I have been noticing that EV's are jus
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by aequitas 3y ago
Related to this, why is there a disc in the SD card logo? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeLvdE8lNW4
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by aequitas 3y ago
> or the workarounds that had to be implemented for the lack of PC keys (Home/End/PgUp/PgDown) Those keys are not lacking, but on laptop keyboards they are hidden behind the fn+arrow keys. But they also are not workarounds
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by aequitas 4y ago
Looking at the footage it might seem that some of them exploded or failed during flight.

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