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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Depending on your hardware, you may be able to utilize Looking Glass[1]. It’s software for running games in a virtual machine that has a dedicated graphics card. I do not meet the requirements myself (and will not anytime soon with current
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
If you feel that the existing images (of lxc-download?) have too many bugs for your liking, you could also try the classic templates, which use debootstrap and the like to create the rootfs.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I’ve been using LXC as a lightweight “virtualization” platform for over 5 years now, with great success. It allows me to take existing installations of entire operating systems and put them in containers. Awesome stuff. On my home server, I
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Is it though? Spotify, Amazon, Netflix, this app, that app, maybe Office 365, iCloud, PlayStation Plus, video gym, maybe some news outlets you like…
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I’d argue that Keycloak is also Auth as a Service. Even if you may be hosting that service yourself. If you only have a single web application (yes, that still exists) you don't need any of this. Use your backend framework's &quot
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> Those who use it are active and committed to it. Are they though? Are they so very committed they'll take all the crap Mozilla throws at them? Because Mozilla sure is trying their very best to get rid of Firefox users.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I also have an X220. An X220 Tablet though. An all-around embarrassing device. Sure, the form factor was correct, but everything else was not. Should’ve just returned it. The keyboard is not firmly seated inside and bounces around, resultin
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I have like a gazillion computers (desktops, laptops, tablets, phones). There’s the right time and place for everything. It’s just that tablets are perfect for consumption (reading books, comics, web pages, videos, …). I was very skeptical
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Why not do it? I have a gallery of three unused displays. They’re my backup now if anything goes wrong. I recently had to use one of them too, until I could repair my (also old now) 27″ display.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> I would say it is more about having stateful client applications that implement some kind of client side model view controller and uses some kind of remote API vs. the traditional server applications that generated HTML views. Hm, no,
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
The title refers to SPAs, a frontend technology. But most of the identified pain points are not about SPAs at all. Well okay maybe the first two or three, but they’re very superficial. Instead, this is more about serverless vs. “classic bac
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
For security reasons I recently encrypted some of my ZFS home server (including the OS SSD). Throughput took a severe hit, because the CPU (Pentium G630) does not support AES-NI. However, day-to-day operations (also CPU load over time) rema
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
This system isn't an EMP system. It heats the target until it disintegrates. I think the rockets it has to defend against are already as low-tech as possible, too.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I very much doubt this is effective against ICBMs. It'll be a ground-based system. ICBMs are just too far away, too much air in between. It's not a question of technology. It simply cannot be done from the ground.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
It’s available in China today. I think I read somewhere the Chinese government will also enforce interoperability or something like that. There was an Israeli company in the past, Better Place. It failed because car makers didn’t participat
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
It's a city state. Still, according to Wikipedia it covers almost five times the area.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Recruitment fairs are very important either way; if people know your company exists, they're more likely to take a look. Maybe also host some user group meetups or whatever. Word of mouth is very powerful. My current employer (same tow
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
What do you mean, without a paid license? The wording seems pretty clear to me: You can get a paid license OR you can share 2% of your ad revenue.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
That dedicated server you have to manage (ensure security, install the software you need, keep it updated and secure etc). It’s not for everyone. Also, as you can see in a screenshot on TFA: Some services are simply dirt cheap. The storage
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, do you have two-factor authentication set up? Or the Gmail app on a mobile device? Or do you really just have the recovery account?
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Lead acid batteries are heavy, they are large, they don't like heat, they don't provide as high currents, they can't take as many cycles. They are not an option here. E-Bikes are already too heavy and bulky.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Yeah, sure. But can an average human keep this speed for extended periods? I certainly can't, but granted, my fitness is lower than average. I think the main problem is that with an e-bike your grandma could suddenly be cruising at tha
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
The FAQ explicitly answers this question: > Q: I already own a domain that's registered with a provider other than GoDaddy. Can I set up a personalized email address in Outlook.com? > > A: At the moment, we only support connec
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Good luck with that. For home accounts, you’re tied to GoDaddy. Or rather Microsoft via GoDaddy? Who knows. I would NEVER use GoDaddy after reading various experiences around the net. Also, no aliases. Are multiple domains even possible?
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
No. This isn’t about Gmail. It’s about G Suite (formerly Google Apps), which was a business offering from the start. It certainly also contains a mail component based on the same technology, but it’s not Gmail. If your address is somebody@
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
But it's just as hidden either way. The API consumer does not know there's an enum that's supposed to go in there. The only way to get that information is to read the documentation.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Yes, as it should be. There are no enums. Instead, you can pass in any of the documented strings (or whatever the base type is). Even inside TypeScript, an enum is really just a union type on steroids. When you expose TypeScript code to Jav
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
But const enums are gone after compiling. They're just namespaced constants that are inlined. I don't see how this could cause any problem.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
You could try Project CARS - Pagani Edition on Steam; it's a free (sponsored) version of the racing sim Project Cars "1". Whether you like the controls is up to you, I found the VR experience quite good. Without any Gs howe
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
One thing that just occurred to me: Maybe the headset was not correctly positioned in front of your eyes or the interpupillary distance was not set up correctly. If these are not perfect (but good enough) you can still get depth perception

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