claudex

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by claudex 2y ago
Also, it allows different packages to handle the configuration and add their specific parameters.
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by claudex 2y ago
It depends what you do with the estimate. If you have to deliver a product/a functionality where X people depends on it to continue. It's best, in the general case, to overestimate a little to not have the X people preparing to wo
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by claudex 2y ago
I don't think Google Photos should be the default app for calls /j
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by claudex 2y ago
>It's not like we can go to Hetzner and rent a RISC-V server or go to AWS and provision a RISC-V VM. You can go to Scaleway and provision an RISC-V instance https://labs.scaleway.com/en/em-rv1/
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by claudex 2y ago
They are currently with an interim CEO and searching for a new one https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/a-new-chapter-for-mozill...
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by claudex 2y ago
the problem to build a competitor is the community, not the technical part. If one (or a handful of) streamer move elsewhere, most of the viewers won't follow him
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by claudex 2y ago
There are even operator written with Ansible
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by claudex 2y ago
longer wavelength also means longer antenna, which doesn't fit most use case for inside usage.
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by claudex 2y ago
Related thread: Yi Peng 3 crossed both cables C-Lion 1 and BSC at times matching when they broke https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42191394
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by claudex 2y ago
Depends on when was the last time you look at it: > In the original fanotify API, only a limited set of events was supported. In particular, there was no support for create, delete, and move events. The support for those events was add
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by claudex 2y ago
> The only functions here all take a filesystem path From the documentation: > Creating a pdf type, by casting either text path or bytea blob. With the example: SELECT ''::bytea::pdf; So it's convenient to use the path
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by claudex 2y ago
That's because Teams purpose was to replace Skype. You can't replace Skype with a working tool, it will disturb the users.
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by claudex 2y ago
>Pass through a window without lag - That's why the server is sending multiple copies of potential movements and paths through the level for each character, but terminating the ones that are about to reveal their effects (no longer
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by claudex 2y ago
The client need to have more state info than the player to render accurately, for example, to render an opponent passing through a window without lag. And also, there are also cheat that doesn't need to spy on the state, like aim assis
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by claudex 2y ago
Anyone else was lost with the title asking why a mouse or a keyboard should do math ? I spent to much time to find this about Playstation 2, not about Personal System/2 ports used to connect mouse and keyboard.
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by claudex 2y ago
> VCs aren't your teachers nor your managers. They don't have an obligation to provide feedback or even to reply to your emails. They won't give you a second chance. They won't coach you so you can do better next time
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by claudex 2y ago
That was after the launch of Oracle Linux.
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by claudex 2y ago
>Jamulator did this for NES way back in 2013 but nobody really seemed to care... At least Mr WiseGuy seems to care. From the N64Recom Github repo[0]: "This is not the first project that uses static recompilation on game console bina
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by claudex 2y ago
They will self-certify themself and the problem disappear.
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by claudex 2y ago
It's in the man page[1], you put the file at the filesystem creation: $ mkdwarfs -i /path/dir -o image.dwarfs [1]: https://github.com/mhx/dwarfs/blob/main/doc/mkdwarfs.md
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by claudex 3y ago
That's exactly what they are doing https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/install-on-linux/en/devel...
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by claudex 3y ago
It is, now Oracle lawyers will sent a letter with a settlement proposition for only 800k$ to your company for accessing the web page /s
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by claudex 3y ago
Mozilla found it will be easier to change gecko part per part once the initial tests with Servo was done and successful.
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by claudex 3y ago
It's publicly announced by Intel https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/t...
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by claudex 3y ago
You fire them with the yearly 10% mandatory cuts off
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by claudex 3y ago
No update in 3 years, not sure it will be implemented in foreseeable future
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by claudex 3y ago
Artifactory works well with as a proxy for pip for Python
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by claudex 3y ago
It seems to have some error, for exemple USB-PD allow up to 20V for 100W (and up to 48V for 240W) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_hardware#USB_Power_Deliver...
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by claudex 3y ago
I care if it's an obscure tech stack and there isn't a lot of contributor, because it will indicate that it's more likely that it lose interest in development. Or if I want to contribute and so I want a tech stack I know or I
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by claudex 5y ago
Nginx sells proprietary software https://www.nginx.com/pricing/ But now, it is own by F5 so I don't think it will be an issue.

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