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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
https://files.edeva.se/brochures/english/evaluation_lkpg_en.... I wouldn't say stop signs are bad, they're put there for a reason. Speed bumps however force you to slow down way below the allowed speed,
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I can't remember ever opting in to the Klarna BankID requirement, but when i checked it was enabled on my account.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
They had a gameboy ripoff that with an English description would say something like "Can withstand a childs abuse" but the Swedish translation was "kan motstå barns våldtäkter" which translates into "can withstand b
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
The problem I've found using the RPI is that it doesn't have the CPU instructions for fast AES, so if you want to route your traffic through a VPN you're stuck with 40-50Mbps. Now with VRF-lite in the kernel, it's super
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Agreed, I'm going to stay on android til Apple puts a USB-C port in the iPhone. Most of my colleagues use iPhones and they're supported way longer than our android counterparts(Samsung exclusively).
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Could it be that not all tabs are loaded into memory at all times? I use Firefox with Sidebery and a boatload of tabs, most of which aren't loaded at all.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
And yet it's relatively performant, says a bit about the quality of components in apple hardware (SSD in this case)!
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I hope those 1k boards end up in the right peoples hands, they could make all the difference or none of the difference depending on who gets them.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Yes but not only. If you pay for their service It's also an IRC bouncer, meaning you can bring your own IRC client. It'll replay messages for you.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
irccloud allows this
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
In htop I can see and kill the process tree, I think processhacker2 can achieve the same on Windows.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
NixOS would probably suit you well then, the "installer" even generates the initial config file you to use for build your machine.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
DPDK is fast in userspace by taking ownership of devices (I believe) so that there's no context switching anyways.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Wasabi is 5$ per TB and month.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Nix will solve this for you in a breeze.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Ted Kazinsky was talking about it in his manifesto. https://unabombermanifesto.com/#THE%20POWER%20PROCESS It depends on how much you provide for your offspring according to this deranged terrorist. And I've read storie
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
> With the processor unification, Apple may be able to provide a decent experience if they can think of a system that won't kill the battery (external battery the phone switches to?) and can cool the processor sufficiently while it&
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
What's the difference between the languages got to do with the license?
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Some developers don't want to use the ternary operator because it's "too complex". I believe there's a middle ground to be found where further abstractions add complexity rather than reduce it. Where that middle gro
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Both docker and flatpak are quite new in comparision to APT. Nix isn't really new, but gained traction lately, so in comparision to APT i would say It too is "new". We're not there yet, but i i believe shipping your depe
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by carlhjerpe 6y ago
Vehicles with self driving capabilities should in my opinion be required by law to have black boxes like the ones from jetliners. And the tools to read the data must be given to the the government.
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by carlhjerpe 6y ago
I interpreted it as "I would never want an EV with the current tech in my garage". Considering he probably keeps his ICE car with a 12volt lead battery in his garage.
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by carlhjerpe 6y ago
It's possible but VERY expensive and severely limited.[1] What is possible and usually acceptable though is shared storage. So another host will spin up the machine for you and you'll have encountered an "unexpected reboot&qu
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by carlhjerpe 6y ago
This is where Flatpak and Snapcraft can help you out. Just bring all dependencies with the binaries. But then people complain that dependencies aren't up2date and how they're a security nightmare because they aren't packaged
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by carlhjerpe 6y ago
The difference would be that neither of these package management projects picked up a following before being shut down.
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by carlhjerpe 6y ago
In Sweden "snus" is really common, usually delivered in poches[1]. Health consequences doesn't seem too bad[2]. I'm a user and "my doctor" doesn't really think there's an issue with that, while everyo
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by carlhjerpe 6y ago
I like the Linus that shittalks NVIDIA, though i guess that's free NVIDIA markeing, which I really do not want them to have.
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by carlhjerpe 6y ago
Didn't netflix pull that one once?
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by carlhjerpe 6y ago
YouTubes contentID system is quite good at detecting just a couple seconds of sound to determine if something is copyrighted or not. It should be quite easy to match copies of content and just get rid of it straight away, meaning they don&#
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by carlhjerpe 6y ago
I don't understand why on earth anyone would use Facebook as a platform for sharing this kind of content, they know It'll be removed and that Facebook is quite good at tracking you, so unless you're using a VM connected to a

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