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1021.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
This can't be installed like a regular app, can it? Also, I wonder why they emulate x86 – isn't the iPad CPU ARM64? Couldn't this simply use binaries for that architecture?
1022.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
There is relatively compact pamphlet by the German government on disaster preparedness that is aimed at ordinary people with no prepper ambitions and mostly limits itself to practical advice like a minimal food stockpile and stocking up on
1023.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
I seem to be fortunate to work with almost exclusively top engineers, by your list. Interesting perspective!
1024.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
I use (directly or indirectly) thousands of OS projects. I can do those things for a handful, and maybe a few dozen in theory. I wouldn't stop using lots of great utilities just because I don't know Go.
1025.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
Southern Germany is chock full of small to large-ish farms (all of which would be tiny to small for US standards I guess), but either people hide their pick-up trucks extremely well, or there aren't a lot of them around. Also, wouldn&#
1026.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
As long as what you're doing isn't too involved, I guess running without ops is completely realistic nowadays. If all you need is a database and a relatively simple monolithic app plus stuff like logging, metrics, and if a little
1027.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
Ugh no. IRC was great in its day, and I'm sure there are things today that it's still good enough for, but at work, I vastly prefer Slack (and possibly other similar tools, but I haven't power-used any of them yet.) I've
1028.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
Because this sort of thing should inform the expectations that customer holds of the business, of what they can entrust the business with and what better to take elsewhere, how to expect them to act now and in the future. Like, businesses a
1029.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
Same with me with the Black Seas Barracuda (the huge pirate ship from the nineties) – they kept it generally available for a long time, far longer than most sets, but right as I was making enough in my first job to be able to really spare t
1030.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
It's an amalgamation of several crises. Homelessness, extreme surge in costs of living, poor healthcare (esp. for psychological problems), public toilets, opiate use, ... I guess such things always are. It's pretty much never a si
1031.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
Put homeless people in jails? For being homeless?
1032.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
"Hausfrauenpanzer", pronounced somewhat like "House-Frown-Pun-Tser". In case anyone was wondering.
1033.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
Given that GCP will happily supply VMs that can be resized to dozens of CPUs and hundreds of GB of RAM and back, billed by the minute, sampling bias isn't even a necessity for quite a lot of things a laptop wouldn't be able to han
1034.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
If you build things like that, you probably don't have authority or leverage to rebuild everything from scratch, and even if you did, it might be much costlier to disrupt an inefficient web of human-computer-paper interaction that work
1035.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
There's also java.awt.Robot – I've used it a lot for similar things, really neat if you already have Java/Scala code for getting the data to fill in.
1036.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
I hope you're right and a launch order out of the blue wouldn't be carried out. What about high-tension situations, though? President Trump has been warlike mostly on Twitter so far, but he is beyond doubt a very temperamental per
1037.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
Setting up Helm seems to be part of a lot of "first steps" tutorial, and it makes a lot of sense, Helm is very helpful especially when starting out with K8S – I'm still in the starting-out phase and I find it very helpful. Bu
1038.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
>>90% in Germany
1039.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
There are actual taxidermies of Wolpertinger at the Jagd und Fischereimuseum (hunting and fishing museum) in Munich.
1040.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
If you're fine with playing on Windows/Mac/Linux instead of in a browser, and if you know some C++, you could go ahead and implement those things in Diablo directly. There's a reverse-engineered codebase on GitHub that
1041.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
DevolutionX is available for Linux: https://github.com/diasurgical/devilutionX/releases
1042.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
Just so you can saturate a mid-level iMac Pro with a 25 year old game at 640x480, 256 colors
1043.
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
That has already been done, DevilutionX is available for Mac (and Linux): https://github.com/diasurgical/devilutionX/releases
1044.
by dividedbyzero 8y ago
This looks great, playing around with it right now. They seem to have removed PersistentVolumes, too. I'd like to run a MySQL database on K3S, how would I go about making sure that my database's data survives when its pod dies?
1045.
by dividedbyzero 8y ago
This looks amazing. I currently use OpenVPN to tunnel into a Kubernetes cluster, it's great how simple debugging distributed apps has become due to being able to do that. I wonder if I could use WireGuard to do the same, it appears to