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Getting crew around is a interesting problem, it is not long ago that the railways in the Netherlands had to stay still for a day because their crew planning software had broken. And as I understand getting it to match up is a pretty big NP
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There is also OpenPOWER (under the Linux foundation) which I assume is also good? Or is RISC-V stictly better than it?
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I think that security has always been a goal of FreeBSD jails and I believe they are a bit more hardened than docker
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> Awesome! I've read that there are potential issues with NetBSD's WireGuard implementation. I think you may be thinking of the implementation FreeBSD had (which have now been fixed) unless I have missed some news
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I don't know what the parent talks about as well, it is illegal to not take cash in shops* in Denmark and it is not unusual to be fined if you don't. *: only between 6 and 22, and if there is personel at the shop
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Off topic, but if it was Wolfenstein ET I will just add that there still is a community for it and a Foss version of it that runs on modern operating systems https://www.etlegacy.com/
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Yeah the comparisons that are made here are more for the Web market which HEIF have not entered at all which is why I guess it is not being included. Adobe have added JPEG XL for Camera raw so maybe there is a chance for JPEG XL to catch up
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You are being incredibly inarticulate, or you are just arguing in bad faith. What is a closed standard? Also the world run on those documents with little to no relevance, no matter how much people dislike how you need to pay to view them. I
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What is a closed standard from your point of view? Is it simply just one that cost money to access? If I made a language standard on my own it would not be a open standard from quite a few orgs point of view. It is annoying that you are jus
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JPEG XL was finalized 6-7 years after HEIF so I am not sure it is a good comparison. Especially seeing that JPEG XL was first finalized this and last year.
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That was around the time the the final parts of the standardization procedure was getting finished: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_XL#Standardization_status
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For that there is some interesting work being done with Cheri and specifically CheriBSD which is built in top of FreeBSD https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security/ctsrd/cheri/cheri...
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Well Flash was developed by Macromedia, which was then later bought by Adobe so I don't think it is as relevant for Adobes early days as some of the other things.
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Yeah it does imply that, but that is not the same as a confirmation that they, or someone in their group, are behind the attack. It is a motive, but there is no smoking gun. And it seems that the police have been in contact with the person
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I think this is what the parent refers to https://twitter.com/cmclymer/status/1599253199126683650 , though there is no confirmation that they are behind it, only that they are glad that it happened.
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> Twitter spent $1.2B in 2021 on R&D. And now they will spend that on debt repayment instead
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IBM cloud does rent out mainframe cores, although it is quite expensive
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Well at least that was true until recently https://www.reuters.com/technology/spacex-buys-ad-campaign-t...
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Maybe you don't compost food in your backyard, but some may and that is harder to police than banning import from certain locations.
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In most cases with avian flu the thing they are scared about is not you getting sick but birds around you catching it. So while birds don't care about borders potential sick bird carcass does. Avian flu is not great for farms, if there
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The way Rust dels with this issue is by saying that the Key must implement both `Hash` and `Eq` where Eq is a strict equality compared to `PartialEq` which allows the equality relation to be incomplete. While integers implement both Partial
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I scored a 0 and I have pretty bad colour vison (red-green/grey-pink) so I am not sure how much trust can be put into this test to determine that.
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Not just thanksgiving, by the world cup is starting next week as well and that usually drives a lot of traffic
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What the alternative to patent courts be in your opinion? Simply nothing or do you have some other idea which would be more fair and hinder development less?
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They even have archives of all Danish (.dk) websites to some degree. Though it is not generally accessible like the Internet archive is
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The original fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen is also worth a read. In my opinion one of his best short stories. https://andersen.sdu.dk/vaerk/hersholt/TheLittleMatchGirl_e....
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As with most thinks in the linux world it depends on who builds your upstream. ZFS is in the kernel distributed by Ubuntu which is one of the largest distributions. Linux is unlike Eg freebsd not a monolithic operating system, but only a ke
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I think that is a inline response in the article to SBF's statement
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I don't think AVIF was ever behind a flag in Chrome, it was always enabled by default as long as it have been a part of it.
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You can use it in sample code in the documentation, but you will need to add a bit of boilerplate around it: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rustdoc/write-documentation/docume...
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