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by chme 7y ago
In theory you are right, but somehow changes made it into their channels that weren't cleared by the CI and therefor the binary caches didn't have the artifacts in them and I had to build it myself which failed. So in practice upd
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by chme 7y ago
I asked myself that very question often, but the reality is that only customers that take a small number of those chips (<1.000.000) care about mainline support. For the first tier customers they get a custom solution developed for them,
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by chme 7y ago
I really like the idea of NixOS and Guix and tried NixOS for half a year on my laptop. Then I changed back to ordinary package based distributions. (Arch, Debian and Gentoo) The issue with NixOS for me was probably quality control. When I d
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by chme 7y ago
There are more layers to an issue than that. For instance the story about Venezuela and Adobe shows the issue that the broadly applied policies of the U.S. can affect the livelihood of individual artists and designers. There are more exampl
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by chme 7y ago
Well their scheme does leave some questions open: Does 3.00 need to come after 2.99 or can there be a 2.100? Or if its more like 2.8.x: Can ever be a x.x.10? (we are talking here more about the scheme that actual blender releases) How I cur
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by chme 7y ago
Blenders version is a bit confusing sometimes. Officially its release 2.80 but that is very often called 2.8 even from official channels [1]. I was a bit confused when then announced 2.8 which is the version after 2.79. [1] https:/&#x
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by chme 7y ago
IDK the details, but "large-scale" could also mean that they tried to attack multiple services/servers. And also probably a bit more dedicated and targeted that the normal password brute-forceing and vulnerability scanning th
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by chme 7y ago
> - The new Reddit layout is borderline unusable. They will lose the rest of the core users when they disable the old. subdomain While I agree with you here, there is also a point that it might attract new and younger users with its more
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by chme 7y ago
I don't climb rocks and my finger is recognized maybe 50% to 75% from my phone and only under good circumstances. If they are wet or dirty forget it. There are probably just different recognition technologies around and my phone probab
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by chme 7y ago
Thx. I will take a look at those. What I would like is way to specify start and end row and column number of nodes. That way it would be more predictable and changing the relations of two nodes does not cause everything to change.
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by chme 7y ago
I really like plantuml, but I just wish there was a way to give layout hints to the engine. You can sort of specify the direction of arrows, but since everything is a fluid layout, changing those in bigger diagrams behave very chaotic and u
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by chme 7y ago
And if someone actually calls for violence against someone else, then this would also be a different matter. Saying: "I want people to just get along together" doesn't imply that one group should be murdered for that to happe
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by chme 7y ago
There is a difference between saying 'Freedom for X people' and 'X people are retarded' that has nothing to do with a subjective feeling of 'bad' or 'good'.
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by chme 7y ago
> Funny, when you consider the largest source of CO2 emissions on the planet. They're plowing up wetlands and blaming German govt for CO2. Mind boggling. That is something that annoys me about current political discussions: Always t
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by chme 7y ago
> If you rely on open source code that only has one developer (or a small team), fork it or write your own. Please no. Try to pay the developer or upstream your own changes first. There are so many different active and unmergable forks o
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by chme 7y ago
You can always choose some well supported and active open/free source product. If that gets abandoned, then you will figure that out and there will be others in the same boat as you and share the cost. Also you could just pay some open
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by chme 7y ago
Excel and other spreadsheet software products localize their function names. So people learn to use those in their native language which is great. But if they need to use the same software with a different language setting, because they mov
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by chme 7y ago
More like 'Haupt.py'. ('Haut' is 'skin') But in German that alone would translate back to 'head.py', so you might want to give some more context to it like 'Hauptdatei.py' ('main file.p
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by chme 7y ago
Right, that is a better formulation of that argument: "Not currently in scope of this project" is better than: "This is a clone of X".
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by chme 7y ago
That like saying making a phone that can take pictures is insane, because it is a phone and those are just meant to make calls.
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by chme 7y ago
Well we are talking about using Linux on a desktop machine exclusively, only then a demand for a non-cloud version of MS Office would make sense, I think. This subset of people are probably more likely to care about control of their data th
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by chme 7y ago
That depends. If they are a Linux user because Linux runs on their server, router, mobile phone or what not. Then you are probably right. People that go through the trouble of installing Linux on a Desktop Machine, where Windows or MacOS wa
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by chme 7y ago
Offering a cloud service to a linux user is like tempting a vegetarian with meat. Linux users often choose Linux because they want to be in control of their data and devices, cloud services are about giving control of that away to companies
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by chme 7y ago
Lock-picking is probably next then...
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by chme 7y ago
What I also don't understand is the assumption that people don't share phone numbers or have multiple of them. If they want to restrict a service to a physical person, then at least in Germany there are identification services.
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by chme 7y ago
AFAIK you can specify alpine:3.9.4 and alpine:3.9 for example. So I don't really understand your point.
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by chme 7y ago
As others said its useful for containers and vms, but also other network equipment like firewalls and routers. Its easy to let it run completely in ram and offers a hardened linux kernel.
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by chme 7y ago
I am a bit curious of the MongoDB removal. Truecrypt and Qt4 I sort of understand, but MongoDB is still actively developed, so there seem to be a story there... Update: I guess thats the reaction to the not OSI approved licence they switche
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by chme 7y ago
I never heard of poetry before and normally use pipenv. The author states that poetry is more popular than pipenv, is that true? I did a quick comparison: https://github.com/sdispater/poetry watchers: 77 stars: 4,690 f
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by chme 7y ago
I am currently a bit unhappy with html rendering on the terminal as well, but for another reason: Links What I would wish for is some way to render the html link text as well as the address in the terminal, so that I can easily open those i

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