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by alex_duf 3y ago
I mean I love redis, but Amazon Google and Microsoft all probably have readily available in memory key/value stores at hand. Throw a little money and they can make it redis compatible, so we wouldn't have to re-write any code. Red
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by alex_duf 3y ago
In the UK, I never have seen it done or done it myself especially compared to when I lived in North America where it was standard.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Isn't co-sleeping a significant cause of death though? So maybe our society traded sleep to get a higher survival rate
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I find it so interesting how many of the symbol used are with objects that have or that will disappear from our lives. A camcorder, a floppy disk, a CD-ROM, a film (for a camera), maybe even the fountain pen. All of which I can recognise, b
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by alex_duf 3y ago
What would you do then if you could prepare for a world where it's already here? Where the asteroid already hit, to use your own metaphor.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
changing the volume of the sound under high CPU load will also move the balance one side. I often have to re-center the balance, it's driving me nuts.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I'm getting sick and tired of hearing this argument being repeated over and over again. Electric car use regenerative braking. Yes they're heavier but their brakes barely get used... They only get used at very low speed to bring t
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Apparently I'm a bathing cap, my keyboard is blowdryer, my mouse a dumbbell. That's pretty impressive
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by alex_duf 3y ago
First comment: >I've had this problem on multiple MacBooks (from my old Powerbook 15 from 2003 to prior to finding this question on my late 2011 MBP 13"). so about 21 years
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by alex_duf 3y ago
This is much older than 10 years https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/79384/audio-balanc...
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Why would it be a disaster if the hydrogen based "green steel" were a success?
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by alex_duf 3y ago
>what is needed is standards and converters. You mean a standard like activitypub? /s
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Now you have N more points of failures, possibly concentrating far more power than attacking journalists directly. There's a reason journalists tend to be all hush hush around giving who their sources are, sources are often risking the
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by alex_duf 3y ago
It's a proposal not a law
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I think it's possible to use peertube to create a service that does what you describe. Maybe the way forward is peertube provides the technology, and someone else focuses on how best to use that technology to fulfil that user story. An
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by alex_duf 3y ago
another insync happy customer here. Set it up once, and forgot about it.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I don't think the bar is very high to be a good printing company. Brother is at the top, but that doesn't mean they're excelling, they're maybe not as visibly trying to actively screw their user base.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
>No, the application should be resistant to XSS instead Or we can admit that vulnerabilities are a likely possibility, despite all of our efforts. Therefore the most secure approach is to understand that limiting the impact of one vulner
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I wonder if that could be a source of heat for district heating
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I'm hoping the aircon filters will start clearing the filthiness of the tube air. Something tells me they'll have to change them more often then think. Once you see it, you can't unsee it. There's this dark mist in the L
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by alex_duf 3y ago
why does it looks like it was coordinated by the Ukrainian military, and hypothetically, would would Ukraine win by weakening gas supply to western Europe?
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I had no idea, thanks for the tip!
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Why is it unreasonable that given the same seed the same sequence will be generated? It's useful for generative art and video games at least. Sure it shouldn't be used for security...
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by alex_duf 3y ago
China may find it attractive to have a model trained on their languages and cultures. It would send a message of power, and ensure that local tech companies will use a model with their influence rather than western corporate influence. Not
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Presumably the technology would love faster than our speaking habits.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
The article mentions Android 14 requiring AV1 hardware support, so yes.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
It's the same thing, power is heat with talking about chips
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by alex_duf 3y ago
You assume it's for day to day living. This is for rich people who want to make more money via airbnb.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
This is just factually incorrect
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by alex_duf 3y ago
a million is what, 10 engineers full time?

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