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by baobun 3y ago
You'll also be in a much better spot to pick appropriate indexing when you actually have sizable and representative workloads.
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by baobun 3y ago
> or if you are going to use Dockerfile only use ADD So we should do ADD https://example.com/fetch-and-install.sh RUN sudo fetch-and-install.sh instead of COPY fetch-and-install.sh . RUN sudo fetch-a
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by baobun 3y ago
Tips leading to capture will receive a gold star from the CIA and a one-of-a-kind NFT.
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by baobun 3y ago
also https://blog.1inch.io/a-vulnerability-disclosed-in-profanity...
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by baobun 3y ago
Nice try, Elon.
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by baobun 3y ago
Only if you expose it publically without auth while routing queries through your residential connection, which is not an advised configuration. For personal use, you can run it directly on your machine or access over VPN. Queries to upstrea
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by baobun 3y ago
That's WD Black SN770 - targeted towards gamers. WD Red SN700 is prosumer/SMB NAS range. Lower performance and >2x the price.
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by baobun 3y ago
You want more buses, not more bandwidth per bus.
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by baobun 3y ago
Good luck finding a reasonably priced PCIe 3 drive with cache these days. The only non-junk PCIe3 option that's even advertised here recently is the overpriced WD Red SN700. Other than that it's just lemons and more power-hungry P
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by baobun 3y ago
The Helios64 looked really promising until it was abandoned. https://blog.kobol.io/2021/08/25/we-are-pulling-the-plug/ https://wiki.kobol.io/helios64/intro/ An RK3588 version o
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by baobun 3y ago
Note that this is an expansion to the existing Ryzen Embedded R2000 series from 2022 - no new SoCs announced here. I'm a bit confused why this doesn't (also) target Ryzen Embedded V3000. R2000 taps out at 4C/8T while V3000 ha
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by baobun 3y ago
5700G might be a great upgrade from a 2700X. Better performance at lower TDP and the integrated graphics are impressive. Even if you do end up with a discrete GPU, being able to do passthrough with a secondary can be quite useful.
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by baobun 3y ago
Only after enabling JS was I able to get anything else than a blank page and read the following: > FAST web components are built on the core technologies of the web to work in any scenario.
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by baobun 3y ago
"+60s"?
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by baobun 3y ago
It does not seem that way, no. If you have references to the contrary, please share. https://icannwiki.org/.nu > .java Que
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by baobun 3y ago
You guys really can't complain after practically taking over .nu though. Similar story to .io.
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by baobun 3y ago
You'd usually put a reverse proxy exposing the services and terminating TLS with the wildcard cert. The individual services can still have individual non-wildcard internal-only certs signed by an internal CA. These don't need to t
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by baobun 3y ago
The following TLDs are fine and reserved: .test .example .invalid .localhost RFC2606 ( https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2606 )
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by baobun 3y ago
The following TLDs are fine and reserved: .test .example .invalid .localhost RFC2606 ( https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2606 )
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by baobun 3y ago
This isn't so clear-cut and open to interpretation. To me it sounds like this would be referring to technical limitations like the ones already put in place by the OS - ie prohibiting a third-party "Settings" app with "r
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by baobun 3y ago
The point was splitting up so it would be one app per EU country.. One for Germany, one for France, and so on.
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by baobun 3y ago
> To a much lesser degree, but yes. The DMA explicitly allows for this. Very surprising. A reference or pointer to the relevant section would be great.
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by baobun 3y ago
That's one way to bring the number of installs per app below Apple's arbitrary threshold so perhaps app devs and publishers will start doing that regardless. Good luck picking out the legit one among the clones. Apple may have a
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by baobun 3y ago
"For every software install" is very different from "for some preinstalled or promoted software".
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by baobun 3y ago
The spirit (someone else may fill in with the letter) of the DMA is that this can not be enforced by Apple.
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by baobun 3y ago
Not true. Replace "technologies" with "services and infrastructure" and you're close. The DMA says that users should be able to choose other service- and infrastructure providers than Apple. Nobody's giving Del
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by baobun 3y ago
Not exactly. AshamedCaptain gets it. If the device can be configured to trust a user-supplied key instead of or in addition to Microsoft's, there is no need to provide any keys. This is up to the hardware supplier. https://n
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by baobun 3y ago
Many (most recent) smartphone models can act as NFC cards very well, with the right software.
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by baobun 3y ago
Doesn't seem a big deal that they aren't forbidden from bidding. It's the government that should be prevented from choosing them, if anything. Questionable how enforcable a bidding-ban could be, given how trivial it presumabl
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by baobun 3y ago
"Tell me about a bad mistake..." and "What is the worst mistake..." are very different questions. The latter only has one "correct" answer unless you have internalized manipulation and misdirection as normal.

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