benoau

24 ms·

511.
Analysis: Consumers have greater choice with the Digital Markets Act(heise.de)
1 points by benoau 1y ago|0 comments
512.
by benoau 1y ago
I've heard many people saying CAMM2 solves this.
513.
by benoau 1y ago
These days I get a lot of deju vu with ASP.NET's web forms from 20 years ago.
514.
by benoau 1y ago
Except in the EU, where that would be blatantly illegal.
515.
by benoau 1y ago
> So the practical outcome is that the App Store and the GPL are incompatible until proven otherwise, and it's probably never going to be proven otherwise. Apple certainly thinks so, or it wouldn't have removed VLC (and other O
516.
by benoau 1y ago
That's a 2020 report,by 2023 Apple was saying the $1m+ developers had grown to 10% of developers and many small developers were now earning $1m+. Correlating of course with the subscription-ification of everything. https://
517.
by benoau 1y ago
> Reddit is NOT arguing that these companies are illegally scraping Reddit, but rather that they are illegally scraping… Google (which is not a party to the lawsuit) and in doing so violating the DMCA’s anti-circumvention clause, over co
518.
by benoau 1y ago
It's a bit like Bugatti being faster than a Lamborghini... M1 is so good Apple is still making MacBook Airs with it, and that's still better than most PCs on the market heh.
519.
by benoau 1y ago
Because the 30% is "opt-in" not automatic, the $1m threshold applies to all your apps and associated accounts apps combined, and $1m is just not a big target anymore considering 8400 people on $10/month subscriptions will get
520.
by benoau 1y ago
+1 for this approach. The big benefit here is not just your staging database, but everybody's locally running databases also get prepopulated data which is really useful for development and testing.
521.
by benoau 1y ago
It's a bigger L3 cache with lower latency. It's possible none of the benchmark software is attuned to that, although they're running so many benchmarks it may just mean very narrow scenarios where you see the benefit.
522.
by benoau 1y ago
Linux outperforming Windows on every single benchmark it seems, but the 3D V-Cache made no difference on most of them.
523.
by benoau 1y ago
Get a smart plug or basic timer for your electrical socket and set a schedule to be on periodically for a limited amount of time. Plug a powered USB hub into it and connect everything that doesn't require daily charging when they&#x27
524.
by benoau 1y ago
Couldn't even compute this value on most infrastructure.
525.
by benoau 1y ago
It WIPs it.
526.
by benoau 1y ago
Data gets bundled in CSV or JSON files and inserted during the migration process via seeding. This isn't user data this is reference data and supporting data the application needs prepopulated. You end up with a two-step process, the
527.
by benoau 1y ago
There's version control for databases that expresses your database schema as code, and changes as code that is applied incrementally, such as Liquibase or Sequelize Migrations. When you create a new DB you are just running a command t
528.
by benoau 1y ago
You might be able to manually clear it: open your web browser inspector, clear a notification, modify that request to target the other. Or maybe disabling / re-enabling notifications.
529.
by benoau 1y ago
> the attitude towards boring technology PTSD flashback of nobody having heard of Redis.
530.
by benoau 1y ago
> However, due to the system’s large-capacity, low-performance storage structure, no external backups were maintained — meaning all data has been permanently lost. Yikes. You'd think they would at least have one redundant copy o
531.
by benoau 1y ago
Given the decades of information about how bad open offices are for programmers I think the upside is similar to the upside making supermarket cashiers stand when they request chairs...
532.
by benoau 1y ago
I think Pop OS! + Toshi for keybindings is the best Mac-like experience. Toshi gives me all the main Mac keyboard shortcuts and in recent years Pop OS has built in something close enough to Spotlight and the dock, that covers the things I
533.
by benoau 1y ago
This happened to me too, the claim was outsourced to a contractor who had never interacted with myself or anyone on my team - the only devs in the company - resulting in a purely fictitious depiction of what we did.
534.
by benoau 1y ago
At this point it feels like an acceptable trade-off for companies.
535.
by benoau 1y ago
Thirded, you can build this straight into your backend or into a microservice very easily. You can also easily generate screenshots if that's more suitable than PDFs. You can also easily use this to do stuff like jam a set of images
536.
by benoau 1y ago
This will come as no surprise to anyone who's looked closely at analytics, the elaborate 15-step process Apple invented reverse-optimized the funnel to maximize the attrition rate, swapping to a 6-step process doubled the success rate.
537.
by benoau 1y ago
> Amazon touches on Vega being “remarkably fast” despite the low-end hardware > Fire TV 4K Select offers a mere 1GB of RAM, which is half as much as prior generations. Spending millions to save pennies. Their 2014 failed phone had 2G
538.
by benoau 1y ago
It might alleviate the negative implications for widespread job losses but the criticism AI receives is a lot broader than that.
539.
by benoau 1y ago
I think in general their plans are contrary to the DMA if they prevent F-Droid from existing. The big bet seems to be that Trump can coerce the EU into repealing the law entirely. > (50) [...] In order to ensure that third-party softwar
540.
by benoau 1y ago
I used an eGPU with a 2013 MBP for gaming, it was great when my other machine shat itself. The other machine was also a NUC the "Skull Canyon" and it was much more finicky about using the eGPU.

More ›