darau1

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by darau1 7y ago
Where's that mentioned? edit: never mind
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by darau1 7y ago
Trivial for you, impossible for the likes of marketing execs, lawyers, etc. As far as most laymen are concerned PDF's are completely unchangeable, and even those that know you can edit it, don't know how to do it themselves and
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by darau1 7y ago
Yes, and following this logic, anything can be called editable. A binary file is 'editable' with enough work. The point is that PDF is the format used to disseminate private information to multiple and disparate parties with the c
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by darau1 7y ago
I can see your point. If ledger is edge, then so is firefox, or notepad. The definition would be too broad to be useful.
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by darau1 7y ago
Not to my knowledge, but I've found one that calls itself an 'edge' service, and some I might classify as 'edge'. - snips.ai calls itself an 'edge' ai service because all the computation is done on your de
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by darau1 7y ago
I always felt like edge computing was more along the lines of clients that do all the computation themselves, then federate their data among peers, instead of each client connecting to a server.
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by darau1 7y ago
I tried using it to do some kind of integration testing with my AWS services (RDS, API Gateway, EC2, etc). I decided that was too much work, and since it'd force me to dockerize much of my application, I might as well use FOSS solution
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by darau1 7y ago
It is not a fully functional local AWS stack. localstack uses moto to mock requests to AWS endpoints, and that does not support 100% of AWS's endpoints. https://github.com/localstack/moto/blob/localstack&
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by darau1 7y ago
I hadn't considered companies that use microservices instead of monoliths, I think you might be right
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by darau1 7y ago
You're telling me there are cases where a company has so many projects in it's gitlab instance that employees routinely have to search for things? That seems odd to me. I'd expect there to be a naming scheme for most things
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by darau1 7y ago
I installed Arch on a Macbook and couldn't get Ethernet working, but I managed to get wifi up. I do not miss it
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by darau1 7y ago
I got a Gazelle a few days ago, mainly because I didn't want to have to troubleshoot anything when I get it. I wanted a plug and play linux experience, and this is it.