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6y ago
Was it with a self-hosted version or the meet.jit.si public instance? Around 20 we had the same problem on the public instances but I wonder how much is server side or limitation on the client side. It also definitely worked better in Chrom
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At the same time I'm quite annoyed that there's plenty of things now that you can only buy on the Internet. I also find Amazon to be an horrible mess. It's hard to know if you're buying something legit or from a shaddy b
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6y ago
I have a Sony TV, one thing I've learned with them is that you have to wipe your tv after each upgrade... I do agree with you tough, it's still really sluggish, full of things I never asked for (icons of netflix, hulu and other st
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6y ago
Usually docker outside of docker is used, no? If the image is cached on the host, it would be available to any container having access to the docker daemon socket as well since it's the same daemon.
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6y ago
It's not great for accessibility neither.
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6y ago
AMD support is really good, I would put their support on Linux ahead of Intel.
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6y ago
Sanctions as they are now are quite different from what they were with the nuclear deal. That didn't start with trump yes, but saying there's no difference is insulting to all the people who are actually paying the price.
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6y ago
I'm not sure people in Iran will agree... The economical crisis caused by trump's government and the impossibility of any other country to invest in the country anymore is a big shift.
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6y ago
First, not all Iranian people are chanting your death. This is the propaganda from both sides that says that. Sanctions currently have the effect at making people in Iran even more dependant of the government, and plays well into the Irania
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6y ago
Does it prohibit the new Edge then?
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6y ago
If possible, I find that the best way is to have commitment with someone to do something at the end of the day. Having this at least once a week is good as it's mentally harder to scrap than something involving just yourself.
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6y ago
I'm quite sure you can find similar stories with developers from any country. Heck, even every developer has a story about a stupid mistake they've done at sone point.
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6y ago
What's inportant is not the absolute value but the differences over the year when measured in the exact same condition with the same device for which error margins are known. It also just depends where this thermometer was. If it had b
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6y ago
That you know off. The security is provided by the operating system, not the review process. The last layer, and that's the most efficient one, which exists on most systems is you by choosing what you install (most because some phones&
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6y ago
Their review system is totally random, and that's what makes it painful. There's easy way to trick them for some things, so I wouldn't consider this as an actual proper safety net. It does give the impression of safety to the
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6y ago
I'm using Jira, not a huge fan (mostly because it's slow, the cloud version at least) and there's some clunkyness BUT every time I looked for alternatives it was either too opiniated (like SCRUM or nothing) or had really poor
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6y ago
F22 Lightning II maybe
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6y ago
There is also FlightGear that is still being developed and is published under GPL. https://www.flightgear.org/
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6y ago
Or fruits are just a really common things in the world...
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6y ago
This is not proportional at all. That you agree or not on Chinese laws is one thing, having to abide to the country laws makes sense. Being a us company doesn't grant a bypass card. To abide to an arbitrary decision based on nothing be
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6y ago
Sound is also actually quite problematic. Flowers can use vibrations to detect the presence of a nearby pollinator insect and makes itself more appealing. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/flowers-sweeten-wh...
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Most bees do not lives in hives and are solitary (they tend to live in bushes, walls, trees or in the ground). They don't even sting.
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CYCLADES was really influencial on that ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CYCLADES )
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6y ago
There's a few one that existed before then. Quite crazy to think that some existed in the 70's, almost half a century ago: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_guideway_transit
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I think you should read more about the licence before criticizing it so harshely. AGPL was created as an answer of this exact loophole that existed in the original GPL. Not saying that those licences are perfect an there is definitely grey
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You only have to make the source code available if you run a modified version of an AGPL app. And you have to make the source code available to the user of the app, not give a medium with the source code to any user that communicate with th
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6y ago
Congrats! I quit smoking 11 years ago now, i was smoking a bit more than half a pack a day. I went cold turkey too, originally more as an experiment. (I wanted to feel how some of everyday actions were not driven by my decision and choices
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I'm not sure it's a bad thing... Most of the taxes aren't paid by big companies that can optimise everything at a world level but by the multitude of much smaller companies. If you would replace Apple, Google, or Amazon by a
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I agree, the official statement is comparing pears and apples. A led gives you no control. The real alternative to a cover would be a physical on/off button next to the camera which would physically connect/disconnect the camera b
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I've always wondered what the web would have been now if adobe would have opened flash player and created a foundation to manage its evolution when it was at its prime time. Their source of revenue was the flash editor (if I'm not
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