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by bzzzt 1y ago
Log4j contains a very big collection of extensions for just about anything including inserting data from various sources. Of course it's overkill for lots of situation, but nobody ever uses all functionality. It's just that nobody
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by bzzzt 1y ago
I presume they were just playing it safe to not let the M1 migration flop. If you're dragging your users through a big migration the last thing you need is complaints about the new hardware...
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by bzzzt 1y ago
It's not really added functionality, more unintended consequences of too much flexibility. Java contains JNDI (Java naming & directory interface), a very unified 'directory' system for all kinds of configuration of which
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by bzzzt 1y ago
Would it even be possible to create today's software ecosystems by mandating all libraries are maintained and supported to the strictest standards? That would be the end of open source, hobbyists and startup companies because you'
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by bzzzt 1y ago
It's not talking to an LDAP server, it's the functionality for talking to an LDAP server that is causing the issue. Even if you don't need LDAP you're still vulnerable when a client can inject information in a log messag
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by bzzzt 1y ago
Cattle is more profitable.
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by bzzzt 1y ago
Why not? Consumers are more likely to give vegetarian products a chance when they are 'drop in' replacements. A 'vegetarian burger' instead of a 'burger' would sell better than a 'plant based patty'.
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by bzzzt 1y ago
I think that's reasonable regarding expectations, but the flip side is you can't make a vegan patty and call it 'vegan burger like patty'. The discussed regulation smells heavily of measures to protect the meat industry
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by bzzzt 1y ago
While you can force law abiding people to give up their encryption because it's against the law there's no way to prevent encryption from being used by people that are already violating several laws...
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by bzzzt 1y ago
That's what I meant with 'known bad support'.
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by bzzzt 1y ago
> BYD released that many since you wrote this comment :) You say that like it's an advantage while it's really the opposite. As a car buyer I'm only looking at cars their manufacturer plans to fully support over their life
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by bzzzt 1y ago
There's plenty of choice in the Netherlands just for small electric cars: Honda E, Fiat 500E, Corsa E, BMW i3, Mini electric, Nissan Leaf, Renault Zoe (or even Twizy), Smart Fortwo EQ, Citroen C-zero, Dacia Spring If that's not sm
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by bzzzt 1y ago
> This is why "#metoo" was so controversial. I always though it was controversial because it did away with the 'innocent until proven guilty' argument...
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by bzzzt 1y ago
Interesting, never heard of that specific mode before. Does it save the entire RAM or just the OS state and open files?
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by bzzzt 1y ago
That's because the goal is not to have functional hibernation, but to start up faster. If the goal can be achieved by using less power instead of shutting down the whole machine and restoring it identically and that's easier it&#x
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by bzzzt 1y ago
Mac M series don't do hibernation, probably because sleep has so little impact on battery life (my MacBook lasts for about a month in sleep mode) and Apple doesn't like to burden users with questions like 'what sleep mode to
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by bzzzt 1y ago
Hardware issues are tough to fix, but they did iterate on the butterfly keyboard and eventually gave up and switched to a different design. My experience with smaller software and compatibility issues is they get fixed eventually if enough
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by bzzzt 1y ago
The big difference is Apple can't hold other companies accountable since they delivered the software, the hardware and the integration and they have an incentive to fix their stuff. The few issues I've had with Macs the last decad
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by bzzzt 1y ago
Building Blocks was a pack-in when I bought Syntorial in last years sale. It's technically different (web-based instead of a standalone app like Syntorial), and tries to do with music theory as a whole what Syntorial does with synthesi
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by bzzzt 1y ago
The smurf's being asked to remove his hat since wearing it in a restaurant is considered impolite. When being pressed the smurf says 'I don't ask you to remove your pants'. When it's revealed the smurfs genitals are
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by bzzzt 1y ago
They offer a pittance compared to the 'normal' second hand market. If people can't get enough for the phone the upgrade will not be bought.
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by bzzzt 1y ago
Why would they? Lots of people sell their old phone to pay for the latest model. Killing the resale value will decrease new sales.
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by bzzzt 1y ago
I don't buy that. The eGolf was impopular due to its tiny range, eUp was too expensive for something that's basically a glorified shopping kart. People are well aware VW had electric cars, and the ID3/4 also don't look t
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by bzzzt 1y ago
It doesn't only look prettier, it also starts and works a lot faster. Switched a few years ago; at that time Docker desktop has a known issue of continually using 5% CPU on Mac which they didn't fix for years.
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by bzzzt 1y ago
There were no sticks then, just RAM chips on the mainboard or on an expansion card fitted in the back of the computer. ZX80 was built to cost 100GBP, a big chunk of that was the memory since it used expensive SRAM chips.
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by bzzzt 1y ago
That wouldn't explain the unorthodox color schemes lots of smaller EVs like the i3 have. It really seems they are made uglier 'on purpose'. Also, a Tesla model S or 3 looks like a normal car so it's not other brands can&
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by bzzzt 1y ago
There was nothing better available at that time and there was a lot less to learn. The entire BIOS and BASIC interpreter of the ZX80 fitted in 4Kb...
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by bzzzt 1y ago
> BYD is going to win this race unless Tesla introduces new car models. I don't think new car models are Tesla's biggest problem. The biggest damage is done by Elon himself with his stupid nazi gesture. If he had no idea joking
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by bzzzt 1y ago
> Tesla probably has more revs than any other major manufacturer. But a brand new Model 3 still looks very much like the first Model 3. Most manufacturers rebuild a model every 7-8 years. I certainly hope they've grown beyond '
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by bzzzt 1y ago
The Switch 1 was worse and could even be bricked by a third party dock. So nothing new there.

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