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AMD's latest Epycs are bristling with cores, stacked to the gills with cache(theregister.com)
5 points by fariszr 3y ago|0 comments
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Stack exchange stopped providing data dumps for community generated content(meta.stackexchange.com)
3 points by fariszr 3y ago|1 comments
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Meta's Response to the Decision on Facebook’s EU-US Data Transfers(about.fb.com)
1 points by fariszr 3y ago|0 comments
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Brave releases its Search API, bringing independence to the search landscape(brave.com)
95 points by fariszr 3y ago|11 comments
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DevPod – Codespaces but Open Source(loft.sh)
12 points by fariszr 3y ago|0 comments
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by fariszr 3y ago
Actually no, the GDPR applies to all European citizens around the world. And if your website targets a global audience, then by extension you target EU users, which means you have to comply with the GDPR too.
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by fariszr 3y ago
I meant legally, as at that point it's not third party content through a CDN, it's the main hosting provider.
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by fariszr 3y ago
In this case it's not enough just to be GDPR compliant, the website admin has to have Data processing agreement with the CDN, which you won't get from a free CDN such as JSdelivr. That's my understanding.
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by fariszr 3y ago
Huh, that didn't show up in my searches at all. Legalweb, one of the sources i referenced, doesn't seem to agree, and is recommending removing JSdelivr completely.
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Did the EU ban JSdelivr and other free CDNs?(fariszr.com)
51 points by fariszr 3y ago|59 comments
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Cloudflare removes limits on serving non-HTML Content(old.reddit.com)
6 points by fariszr 3y ago|1 comments
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Sony Tricked DSLR Makers into Thinking Mirrorless Was Not a Threat(petapixel.com)
11 points by fariszr 4y ago|6 comments
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AI made this VLOG [video](youtube.com)
2 points by fariszr 4y ago|1 comments
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by fariszr 4y ago
This article really shows that google finally realized that its to time to improve and compete. The product and features mentioned here are certainly interesting and could be indeed useful. I am surprised how their communication team has ha
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by fariszr 4y ago
You are overestimating how many developers care about this really.
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by fariszr 4y ago
Unlimited package registry, unlimited Action run time, premium features unlocked and more. Also, the free tier on GitHub gives more for private repos too!, unlimited orgs, 2000 Ci minutes etc. It's just plain better, and It's beca
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by fariszr 4y ago
GitHub registry, GitHub actions and GitHub Codespaces are unlimited for public repos, in addition to all enterprise features. That's without talking about nice to have features like GitHub Sponsors, the for you tab, the (arguably) more
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by fariszr 4y ago
> The code that was regurgitated by the model is marketed as "AI generated" and available for use for any project you want. Including proprietary ones. It's laundering open-source code. All of the decades of knowledge and
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Hacking on Gitea Actions(blog.gitea.io)
4 points by fariszr 4y ago|0 comments
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by fariszr 4y ago
> The reason why Github is free for normal users it that Microsoft extracts value out of the code you host there, by at least training their LLM. Same will apply for your docker containers. This was true when Copilot only used the CODEX
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by fariszr 4y ago
That's why I did setup the custom link redirect, i can easily migrate at any time!
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by fariszr 4y ago
Too late for me personally. Already deleted accounts of my projects and switched to GHCR/Quay.io with a custom domain redirect [1] to avoid this happening again. GitHub is really living up to its reputation of being the open source hub
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Google Bard vs. Phind(twitter.com)
2 points by fariszr 4y ago|0 comments
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by fariszr 4y ago
They've done it, Open source GitHub Actions! I hope politics don't get in the way of Codeberg adopting actions, as they are very involved in the woodpecker project. Looking forward to testing it with few actions, docker-buildx and
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Docker Compose Gitops using GitHub Actions(fariszr.com)
1 points by fariszr 4y ago|0 comments
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by fariszr 4y ago
Regardless of what side you stand on, this case is sorely needed, so everybody knows what the legalities are.
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Vanilla OS Vanilla OS 22.10 Kinetic is out(vanillaos.org)
5 points by fariszr 4y ago|0 comments
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by fariszr 4y ago
> You can replace Jitsi with Element Call in Element Web/Desktop today by going into Labs on nightly or develop and turning all the flags on. But that requires creating a new room, I'm waiting for the release so I can just use
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by fariszr 4y ago
Looks like more of a work in progress. Its still doesn't support GPUs as its says in the README and neither gamepads. Still pretty cool project, gonna keep an eye on it for sure, for now on Linux its best to just use Steam remote play.
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by fariszr 4y ago
> This work has ended up taking many forms: on the server-side, Synapse sprouted Rust support to accelerate its hot paths, starting with push rule evaluation. It’s super exciting to see Synapse performance heading into a new era, buildin

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