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by aeyes 3y ago
The problem is the condensation of the humidity of the cold air inside of the device, not the humidity of the condensation on the cooling pack itself.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Doesn't this cause condensation?
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by aeyes 3y ago
Remember how Maps marks walkable centric areas of interest in yellow? It's now almost indistinguishable from the normal building colors, in the sun on your phone you definitely can't make out the difference. I was in a new city la
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by aeyes 3y ago
I repeatedly got 30min long ads and they are so repetitive that I really wonder why anyone pays money for them. What's the point in showing me the same ad 50 times per week?
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by aeyes 3y ago
Looking at the list of people who have resigned it's quite obvious that the team goes where he goes. Even if he does nothing, he keeps the team together and that is worth quite a bit.
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by aeyes 3y ago
In 2017 Intel released a new Itanium CPU so someone must have been using them.
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by aeyes 3y ago
As a person on the spectrum "help others in need" is actually a very difficult concept because I don't really care about them. When something happens around me where I'm not directly involved my instinct is to ignore it
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by aeyes 3y ago
Most Steam customers play games like Counter Strike, Dota, Team Fortress, PUBG, GTA, Call of Duty which have modest hardware requirements. I wouldn't read too much into these stats.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Is it now bad to have a few offerings that you can tailor to your needs? With compute one size doesn't fit all, maybe you need more disk space or maybe you need GPUs... I'm sure Oxide will come out with different spec modules over
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by aeyes 3y ago
Maybe something like Dell VXBlock didn't exist when they pitched their idea? Any hardware contracts are very long term and you'll have a hard time getting me to switch to a different vendor, especially when they also want to come
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by aeyes 3y ago
Can you link the picture? I only see renderings on the main page.
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by aeyes 3y ago
In the spec sheet it looks like they have options with 16, 24 or 32 "compute sleds" (servers?).
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by aeyes 3y ago
But lots of people here talk positive about services like Heroku or Fly where you just push the code somewhere and it runs without you having to know a lot about the infrastructure. Not every software development problem is a big scale prob
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by aeyes 3y ago
Looks like they are shifting away from local development: https://www.uber.com/en-CL/blog/devpod-improving-developer-p...
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by aeyes 3y ago
PEP683 finally landed in Python 3.12: https://peps.python.org/pep-0683/ It's been in Pyston for a while.
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by aeyes 3y ago
You can still share most of the memory if you load everything before the fork so why is having multiple processes a problem?
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by aeyes 3y ago
I wish this was open source and would accept pull requests. So many "wrong" examples in the genres I listen to. But I guess it would end in endless edit wars. It took over 10 years to get some genres fixed on Discogs, people are u
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by aeyes 3y ago
Let's start with on-call, some companies ask to always be on-call to whatever extend the local law permits. No weekend for you.
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by aeyes 3y ago
I have worked for companies with tech unions. You can only negotiate the terms ahead of time because as a union you don't get a heads up before a mass layoff. The terms I saw were usually not that good. Usually they only had severance
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by aeyes 3y ago
... if you want the whole pie. The open source business model works if the service you provide is to sell consulting, implementation, certification... If you want the whole SaaS pie then why are you going open source in the first place? To
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by aeyes 3y ago
The game is free so I guess they can do whatever they want.
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by aeyes 3y ago
I understand that your response is sarcasm but: You can link to Slack messages.
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by aeyes 3y ago
I already have Slack and it has the same feature, I don't even have to send a link. Just hit record and send the video. I guess I don't get it.
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by aeyes 3y ago
They used CET as a reference, the local timezone of the Swatch headquarters.
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by aeyes 3y ago
He's back on it after getting AMD's CEO to commit resources to this: https://twitter.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/166980346408248934... https://twitter.com/LisaSu/status/1669848494
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by aeyes 3y ago
Shenzhen - where stolen iPhones magically appear on Find My because they are getting used for parts. It's not truly repairable if no parts are available.
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by aeyes 3y ago
This looks very nice indeed but I see a few possible problems which I have seen with pg_repack which might apply to this approach as well: You can't change table names unless you take a lock. How exactly do you switch the original tabl
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by aeyes 3y ago
Well, the same happens to me with passwords which I don't use for a long time. You can use any file, even something you can quickly download from the Internet. Like the Windows 3.11 file manager icon or your favorite Linux torrent. Onl
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by aeyes 3y ago
Works fine with rsync here.
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by aeyes 3y ago
> I can use those static passwords as an encryption key, but I'd need something better. I use static password plus a keyfile. Since the keyfile can be anything you can use something innocent looking which you just have laying around

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