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frafra
3y ago
I just plugged a USB-C docking station, and I can almost use the smartphone as a standalone computer, if it wasn't for the very low resolution that Android decided to use for the external monitor. It does not look like this is configur
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frafra
3y ago
You might be interested in https://kroki.io and https://github.com/JoelCourtney/mdbook-kroki-preprocessor .
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3y ago
"Nuclear requires the huge volumes of storage/flexible capacity provided by large scale hydro": sorry, what?
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frafra
4y ago
IPCC AR6 synthesis report shows otherwise: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/syr/static/2f8a061eaef8dbfc9c... . The graph considers the effect of various actions and technologies in reducing emissions before
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4y ago
Almost one year ago, Veritasium interviewed https://mythic.ai/ in one of his videos on YouTube: https://youtu.be/GVsUOuSjvcg?t=898 .
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frafra
4y ago
pdm is almost a drop-in replacement for Poetry, while being much faster on solving dependencies; look for "A Review: Pipenv vs. Poetry vs. PDM" if interested, or try it on your project.
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frafra
4y ago
I would also like to share https://pygeoapi.io/ which relies on the new OGC API standard to share geospatial data.
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frafra
4y ago
I would like to add that PDM also supports having multiple dependencies groups, and the developer is superfast at fixing issues.
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4y ago
Thank you, you are right. SIGTERM and SIGINT then :) https://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/sect_12_02.ht...
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4y ago
Define a cleanup function to nicely handle SIGTERM/SIGKILL/... maybe?
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4y ago
Latest release is from 2015: https://github.com/ASKBOT/askbot-devel/tags .
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4y ago
I tried that. Containerized setup require running a custom script of theirs using root. The Docker image is a monolith running multiple servers and database within it. Those are a dealbreaker for many sysadmins, unluckily.
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4y ago
I tried, thanks! :) And I also suggest to evaluate PDM https://pdm.fming.dev/
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frafra
4y ago
Firewall bypass. Terrible performances when using Docker while accessing files stored on a Windows folder.
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4y ago
The goal is not to maintain an ideal temperature and stop the world from changing, but having the climate changing too rapidly, because many animals and plants do not have the time to adapt. This is why a 2~3 degrees changes over a century
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4y ago
There were no plans and decisions on the taxonomy regarding gas or nuclear before, which is part of the Commission action plan on financing sustainable growth. The taxonomy still needs a final vote to pass, actually, and it does not replace
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4y ago
It is a definition, which is needed when you need to make plans and decisions, as in any other case. It does not mean that reality changes because of an agreement, of course, even if mixing the two might be tempting when trying to discredit
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4y ago
"Essentially pausing the whole green energy effort for the next 8 years (at least)" [citation needed] It is green energy as long as the criteria are met. Even solar could be not considered green, depending on where you set the emi
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4y ago
From the article: "gas-fired plants built through 2030 will be recognised as a transitional energy source as long as they are used to replace dirtier fossil fuels such as oil and coal." "The technical screening criteria ensur
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4y ago
I know, there are plenty of cases (and this is why we should defend our rights and support associations like https://noyb.eu/ in my opinion), but I would object that having an app, running on an always-connected smartphone,
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4y ago
It would still need to respect EU privacy regulations (as any other instrument, of course), which include consent. Nobody is forcing you to be tracked.
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4y ago
Sure, so? Is that mandatory? No. Would it require explicit user permission? Yes, as any other device or service in EU. The user or the manufacturer always have the ability to put extra devices which do whatever, if they respect the current
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4y ago
The device is built and tested according to some well-defined specifics; it is not connected to the network, and it is not capable of recording more than 3 positions and send them if an accident occurs, as well as establishing a phone call.
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4y ago
As reported, installation of such device is mandatory (first link), but it does not need to be active. This is why some car manufacturers disable it upon request (see the third link). I mean, BMW and Porche disable that if requested. Device
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4y ago
https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/security-and-em... https://ec.europa.eu/justice/article-29/documentation/opinio... https://www.phoronix.com/forums&
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4y ago
Correct URL: https://github.com/numcommand/num
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4y ago
Thanks for clarify your point. > If you have two layers installing an individual packages like /nix/store/x and /nix/store/y, stacking them as [x, y] and [y, x] would result in the same docker image contents
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4y ago
Which part is false? "any kind of incineration" could be a broad definition, and I should have specified "any kind of incineration process compliant with modern regulation" maybe. I do not know about regulations in the U
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4y ago
That is a big family of chemical compounds, so it is not easy to give an easy answer. I think that you are referring to a specific subset, fluoropolymers, also called "forever chemicals", like PTFE/Teflon/Goretex. They d
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4y ago
> You can just download a bunch of packages in parallel, extract them in parallel, and finally "merge" the prefixes to get those combined bin/ and lib/ dirs. docker pull achieves the same result: layers are fetched in
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