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by catdog 2y ago
What you also can do is starting with just a single node, incredibly easy to install with e.g. https://k3s.io/ . You still have to invest the upfront effort to understand how it works but you can already reap a lot of benefi
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by catdog 2y ago
> I manage these with helm. I might, one day, get around to using the Prometheus Operator thing, but it doesn't seem to do anything for me except add a layer of hassle. One big advantage of the operator is that its custom resources
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by catdog 3y ago
> The fact that prices haven't increased noticeably sure seems like a sign that sanctions against Russia were largely toothless and their oil is making its way into the global supply all the same. It was never the goal to keep Russi
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by catdog 3y ago
> "Nobody registers WinRAR." So let's register WinRAR! It's notorious for its infinite 40-day trial so I've been curious what activating it is actually like. I also wonder how old of a version of WinRAR can be ac
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by catdog 3y ago
> the charger is quite bulky That's easily fixable nowadays for laptops needing up to 100W, you can buy some USB-C adapter and use a modern GaN charger.
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by catdog 3y ago
> Thinkpadism is really just "things used to be better", as evidenced by the models then-decried by thinkpadders as low quality flexing plastic garbage being hailed as "built like a tank" today, simply because it&#x27
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by catdog 3y ago
Both IPS and non-IPS variants were available. The non-IPS panel is and was garbage.
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by catdog 3y ago
The nipple was and is fine but decent trackpads were absent from thinkpads for a very long time.
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by catdog 3y ago
It also has a full size display port. The primary use case for that VGA port was projectors installed in conference rooms. At its time in many cases the only thing you got was some VGA cable.
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by catdog 3y ago
As someone who used the X220 for quite a long time I can agree. - The chassis has a bunch of weak points so build quality is not overall excellent and that shows after some time. Especially bad is that part above the screen where the antenn
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by catdog 3y ago
https://mpv.io/ has yt-dlp support, if yt-dlp is installed you just need to throw the URL at it and it plays the video (without download).
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by catdog 3y ago
At lot of projects honestly should just do something simple like date versioning, approximate pi, just increment a single number, ... Especially those which currently use the major.minor.patch format but don't care at all about what it
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by catdog 3y ago
They are even among the manufacturers of actual flash memory chips. > Or do they mainly sell to manufacturers rather than direct to the likes of me? This. Think they mostly sell OEM SSDs under their name, if you buy a laptop or pre built
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by catdog 3y ago
Why use an ORM if all you need is a query builder? They exist as of the shelve solution, some are even crazy good.
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by catdog 3y ago
> The main selling point to me was that you could write a lot of wicked fast integration tests on top of H2 and exercise your ORM Nowadays in the age of containers you can spin up the database you are using in production easily in a few
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by catdog 3y ago
> The proper way to build a data layer is one query at a time, as a string, with string interpolation. The closer you are to raw JDBC the better. Or use a query builder if a good one exists for your language, e.g. jOOQ for the JVM. After
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by catdog 3y ago
Agree but you can get there with much less sacrifices if you leave out the "retire early" part. Then, it boils mostly down avoiding lifestyle inflation.
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by catdog 4y ago
Same here, the picture quality is quite mediocre. Also it does not use all the available real estate and could be a bit bigger. Would definitely be a reason to upgrade to a V2 Deck even if the internals stay the same.
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by catdog 4y ago
There are RSS readers like Tiny Tiny RSS [1] which are able to do exactly that (in this case using a PHP port of Mozilla's library [2]). Does not work in 100% of cases but is a really useful thing. [1] https://tt-rss.org&#x2
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by catdog 4y ago
USB 4.2.1 Gen 100 v12 SuperMegaHyperSpeed?
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by catdog 4y ago
Companies handing their failed projects over definitely seems to be a pattern. On the other hand the ASF has a few very active and healthy projects under its umbrella, sometimes being among if not the go to solution inside a specific proble
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by catdog 4y ago
I usually add sth. like ServerAliveCountMax=5,ServerAliveInterval=2,ConnectTimeout=2 to avoid it hanging for too long if the network goes away, works like a charm.
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by catdog 4y ago
Masks reduce the risk of transmission a lot that is pretty clear as far as I know but * Are they used correctly by the majority? * Are the situations where masks are/were used actually the main contributors to infections overall? * How
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by catdog 4y ago
Depends on what you do. Few years ago I played around with micropython on a ESP8266. There a bit of extra RAM would have been helpful. As said years ago, can very well be that micropython is better optimized nowadays and it's less of a
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by catdog 5y ago
https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/dependency_locking...
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by catdog 5y ago
Insurance companies in general and it's also the case in Europe. You often get a better deal just by switching to the current offering even at the same company after a couple of years but they don't tell you.
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by catdog 5y ago
> Yeah, HN really likes: Postgres, Rust, Linux, Hetzner You forgot SQLite. > Seems like amazing cloud alternative for companies that cannot justify prices of the big 3 (aws, gcp, azure). It is. The big 3 can be crazily expensive and t
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by catdog 5y ago
No, not validating user input and passing it to some crazy feature rich library like JNDI is possible in any language. Not denying that Java did contribute by shipping with such an overengineered mess like JNDI in the first place. Log4Shell
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by catdog 5y ago
Yep it works fine on more or less "vanilla" android but still makes it inconvenient to get there like having to flip the right "battery optimization" toggle. How to do it changes with every 2nd release of course.
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by catdog 5y ago
... and 5., try to avoid duties which involve a huge amount of smaller interruptions over the day.

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