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by eb0la 5y ago
I worked for a company that bought their servers from Bargain Hardware. Good service, and fast. No problems with hardware, of course.
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by eb0la 5y ago
If it is just for the Keyboard, Lenovo sells bluetooth Thinkpad keyboards. I've just checked and the microUSB ones were under 50€.
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by eb0la 5y ago
Evil question: I wonder why do you have version zero.something - this looks good enough for a version 1. What do you like to accomplish? And... What kind of help you'll need to get there??
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by eb0la 5y ago
True, but I believe there is also a missing factor: When people wasn't able to get outta home, demand for cars plummeted. And whoever made ICs as for cars just had the opportunity to fill the gap from automakers with more lucrative par
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by eb0la 5y ago
Thanks for the tip! I have somewhere in the basement Irix 5.x CDs and I would like to play a bit before trying to resurrect an old SGI Indigo
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by eb0la 5y ago
I am not sure if it is just a bit. Gas supply in Europe is having issues: - Gas supply from Algeria via Morocco is closed. - Russia is sending less gas as usual (and profiting from it). Demand from gas in Europe remains the almost the same,
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by eb0la 5y ago
For people who worked with Networing before: this is not the same as a blackhole router ;-)
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Magnetic Ink Character Recognition(en.wikipedia.org)
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Building a Poor Man's Supercomputer(github.com)
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by eb0la 5y ago
Not just Covid. In an office environment or a school, you need to be under 1000ppm: Effects of low-level inhalation exposure to carbon dioxide in indoor environments: A short review on human health and psychomotor performance https:/&
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by eb0la 5y ago
This reminds me a useful feature of Lotus Word Pro 96: If you selected a tool and did nothing for 2-3 seconds, the mouse cursor changed into an animation that hinted what you could do. Anything you can do to help people figure out what your
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by eb0la 5y ago
My dad always had a moka pot at home. One day he bought a De Lonhgi Alicia moka pot - that you can plug to a wall socket! He never went back to "traditional" ones. I have another Alicia pot. I like it much more than capsules.
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by eb0la 5y ago
I don't think it is integration like we are used to: you don't need an SDK to do this, and there is no need to have an agreed between both companies. I think this would end in a lawsuit it you do itm
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by eb0la 5y ago
You don't need an integration at all: you just call the other company smart contract to see if the user has a specific type of equipment defined by an NFT. Problem is that this information should be private. If I know you are a heavy u
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by eb0la 5y ago
Really interesting but, sincerely, I would rather use sqlite. I know: It's a binary format. And you need to add a library to read it. BUT - Your configuration _has_ data types. - You can have a copy with an old config within the file
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by eb0la 5y ago
The computer history museum has a CRAY you can see very close ( https://computerhistory.org/ ). Worth the visit.
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by eb0la 5y ago
It happened to me, too. Back in 1995 I was in charge of the Sparc server that handled email. I got a call telling me the we couldn't send mails outside Spain. Back then, we had a slow internet connection (128K if I remember well) and s
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by eb0la 5y ago
Where do you live? If you have kids in Madrid it is almost mandatory to have a car. Imho the best place to live in Spain is in a 'capital de provicia': you have all the services the law mandates but it is not crowded.
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by eb0la 5y ago
I remember after "corralito" a lot of US companies started opening their CoE (center of excelence) in Argentina because wages were really low, and they could hire easily. I heard (not sure if it is true) people wanted to be paid i
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by eb0la 5y ago
I don't believe the US has a monopoly on talent. The US has a monopoly on being able to go to market. US corporations are extremely efficient getting funds, putting that capital to work, and deliver a product people want to buy. Histor
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by eb0la 5y ago
I am almost in love with VSCode, but my workflow in never done 100% on it. I usually start working on VSCode, but I run test from the terminal (python and solidity), and half of my git commits are from the command line. When a test breaks,
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by eb0la 5y ago
I've got a Moulinex Grill-pain ( https://www.amazon.fr/Moulinex-Multipan-A15453-empu%C3%B1ado... ) Simple. The bread does not 'jump' when it is done. You must be near because it has no timer ann will burn th
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by eb0la 5y ago
Mermaid is great. I remember sending a diagram made with MermaidJs to the security officer of a big retailer and the guy said that that was the tool (and the information) he wished he had the day he joined the company. I am using PlantUML i
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by eb0la 5y ago
There are too many factors here. One of them is you don't own where your code runs anymore. This might scare some people until they realize they can get high availability without waiting 3 months for some server to arrive, but it makes
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by eb0la 5y ago
First of all: it can be done! I friend was flight attendant 10 years ago and is a SAP Abap developer. Focus on the side that has less friction to you: backend or frontend. I am in the backend and I believe it changes at a slower pace than t
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by eb0la 5y ago
No, it doesn't speak the Oracle wire protocol. But the Oracle pl/slq (source code compatibility) from Postgres was ported to DB2 and IBM claims 100% compatibility.
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by eb0la 5y ago
Take a look at Kubecon and Open mainframe summit from linuxfoundation: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/
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by eb0la 5y ago
I love seyes (french ruled) paper. I you don't have it at hand (life happens), there is this file in the wikipedia to print on demand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Page_blanche_A5_reglure_S...
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by eb0la 5y ago
Since you know Python... what about Threat Hunting? I work with a Data Scientist turned Threat Hunter (which means you model and find stuff using data gathered for security). Warning: like most data science-related jobs this can be a "
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by eb0la 5y ago
Might be gulp.de ?

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