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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Huh, i always just mounted the data directory as tmpfs/ramdisk. Worked nicely too
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
They started off with the competitors data, and then moved on once they had their own data though? Not sure what y'all complaining about. They made an effort to improve the product, but because everything in tech comes with side effect
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
We're just missing around 9001 steps between the devaluation of labor and the space exploration, which according to current understanding of physics is pure fantasy because all concepts of faster then light travel are purely "what
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
I can totally see how letting go the dedicated QA roles increased the amount of bugs that ship to customers, but > Getting rid of QA eliminated Microsoft's institutional knowledge of what causes bugs, what areas to look at, etc Seem
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
And gitea is once again a fork from gogs that happened with some controversy in the beginning. The gitea project has a lot more features such as CI and SSO at this point, gogs continues to be a viable alternative if you actually only want a
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
I wish there was a service like steam for videos: not subscription but high confidence purchase of video content available "forever" (even if they remove it from the purchasing options, license would remain). Personally I watch so
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Naw man, it's the first point because in April Claude code didn't really gave anything else that somewhat worked. I tried to use that effectively, I even started a new greenfield project just to make sure to test it under ideal ci
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
...in 2025 Let's encrypt and ACME hasn't always been available. Lots of companies also use appliances for the reverse proxy/Ingress. If they don't support ACME, it's actually quite the chore to do - at least it was
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
That text is already there and can be seen in the screenshot
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
I think you misunderstood my comment, which is understandable as it was double negative I was pointing out that devs are perfectly fine with the official definition of free software - and the only ones wanting to extend it further are peopl
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
No, the devs aren't unhappy with this definition. The ceos that want to market their software as open source are ಥ ‿ ಥ
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
I totally get that and personally would never hold that against him. Nor did I interpret it as a threat . However, this comment chain was of how vulnerable non commercial projects like it are to outside factors making causing exactly this
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Sadly the important information, what was actually edited, isn't part of that mirror. (It's async fetched by the ui when clicking on the edit information on GitHub)
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Mmh, you definitely misremember that > As much as I’d like this change to happen, it’s too soon. This change would kill off projects like Bazzite entirely right as Fedora is starting to make major headway in the gaming space. > I’m
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
I see, yes. I was thinking more along the lines of radiating heat energy at a scale that's useable for cooling, not at the more extreme levels of over 500°C/1k fahrenheit That's technically correct I guess, at some temperatur
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
"just as well"? I man you totally can radiate excess heat energy on earth, but your comment implies that the parents idea of radiating off excess "energy", specifically HEAT energy in space is possible, which it isn&#x27
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Especially the small particles in large cities are mostly caused by Biodiesel fuels - at least from my anecdotal experience. I have a Phillips air purifier which includes a sensor for particles - whenever Diesel cars drove by the particles
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Isn't that what webauthn was made for? Or did I misunderstand you?
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
A lot of this article didn't resonate with me, personally. Reading what he wrote about remote work in particular is so strange to me, even though I am fully aware that I've got colleagues that seemingly mirror his views. On this a
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Before they made that cooking machine, they were in the business of premium vacuum cleaners -
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
> Robots still work: Your Neato robot will continue to function manually. Simply press the button once to launch a full house run. The title is strictly wrong, the things that's being discontinued is the cloud platform. Still shit
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
NAS in this context is more about home server then an actual plain network attached storage. I usually call mine NAS too, despite technically using it more for selfhosting - and basically never mounting it's data volumes. I think this
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Really? I couldn't really see anything wrt degraded performance from my casual glance. To me, It looks like there are just best effort events with literally no constraints or handling for delays etc And again, I didn't see how you
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Is this really realtime? From looking at the description it sounds more like subscriptions to events of data changes that are dispatched close to the data operation How would realtime even work for a networked system going over tcp? https:
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Do people really still upgrade so often? I mean it made sense pre 2015 for desktops, and pre 2020 for laptops... But since... Not much has changed from a performance standpoint. Even gpus hardly advanced since 2022 (4090) and the next gener
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
I do not have any particular insight into the market, I was just extremely confused reading this in particular > Right now demand for DRAM is extremely high bordering on endless. Prices are going up. The incentive for one of the big pla
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
But flex grow and align stretch exist, which moves control back to the parent... A grid really feels like a list flexes to me too, functionally.
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
At least Claude will absolutely tell you if it determines something is on point, even if you explicitly tell it to do the opposite. I'm just pointing this out because they're not quite as 2 dimensional as you are insinuating - eve
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
> I don't see how it could be expressed in a different way without loosing that clarity. What value does the inheritance provide here? Can't you just use a flat interface per usecase without inheritance and it will work simpler
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Take a deep breath and reread my comment please, you're interpreting things into it that I never said, and I'm not sure how you could've gotten the impression were in there - I merely pointed out that this behavior is core

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