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by gbraad 7y ago
as per https://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/electronic-arts-deluxe... > and does not give you the right to license it to third parties by posting copies elsewhere on the web.
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by gbraad 7y ago
gone?
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by gbraad 7y ago
The message and comments actually raise more questions. While they might not completely remove the i386 libraries, they will be marked as "legacy" and will not see any updates (frozen 18.04 versions). But what about security fixes
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by gbraad 7y ago
Likely in preparation of the Fre Giveaway for the Epic Gamestore? https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/
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by gbraad 8y ago
This is what I was thinking. How will this affect wasmer.
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by gbraad 8y ago
ThoughtWorks and ThoughtBot are different companies, of which TW is well-known due to Martin Fowler, the many debates about the relevance of TDD, agile practices, etc, and they have offices all over the world. They started work on tools, li
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by gbraad 8y ago
Agree, security here is a bold claim. Size does not imply security. Traceability, reproducibility, maintenance/rate of release, etc are... I'd rather use official images as they are maintained and reported against (or reported to
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by gbraad 8y ago
Install a VM, share folders with the binary/source code. You could keep it to .Net core, but this limits integration. But the answer of RDP is not sarcastic... as it is probably the only way to get what you want.
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by gbraad 8y ago
To me Che is an Enterprise IDE, which integrates with the deployment platform. The majority of people just want an IDE in the browser, like c9 or vscode.
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by gbraad 8y ago
That would be killer. Looking forward to this...
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by gbraad 8y ago
My biggest problem with Theia is that the menu structure and appearance/feel is very different from the actual VSCode editor I am used to on the desktop. This was not the problem with Codercom. It reduces friction to move from the desk
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by gbraad 8y ago
I tried both Theia and Coder-com, but at the moment it seems Codercom comes closest to the actual VSCode feel. Theia has modified stuff to be better suited to use from a browser, but actually this took away from the customization options. I
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by gbraad 8y ago
Basically making an employee a single-parent, as it feels by wrath/broken promise, is heart-breaking! These managers likely do not have children...
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by gbraad 8y ago
The reason this permission exists is that contributions will not be owned by your employer, but will be part of the project. It depends on your employer if they allow you to work on personal software that they do not claim ownership for or
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by gbraad 8y ago
You will be promised a lot, you will sacrifice a lot, but you will gain nothing.
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by gbraad 8y ago
Have a look at https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Ambilight-with-Hyperion... for a video by Scott doing this with a raspi and Hyperion.
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by gbraad 8y ago
Flatpak does not claim to be secure. This is also clearly stated in the FAQ. They provide a means of separation of applications. Sandboxing is not per se a form of security, just like this was with Docker in the 'early days'.
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by gbraad 8y ago
Nowhere on the page they claim to be secure. See also the https://flatpak.org/faq/ . they are aware that security benefits at the moment are at a minimum. Perhaps the term 'sandboxing'is being misunderstood as
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by gbraad 8y ago
Always... redhat.com/jobs
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by gbraad 8y ago
Fedora and Red Hat are not the same thing. Sure, there is a relation between the two, but inclusion in Fedora is not an endorsement or guaranteed inclusion in RHEL. I just wonder why the author of this page does not disclose his name... And
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by gbraad 8y ago
Flatpak is still a side project worked on by my colleague. Although he is employed by Red Hat, it is not a project led by our employer. AFAIK there hasn't been any work done to get it in RHEL, ...
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by gbraad 8y ago
The developers are employed by Red Hat, but that does not make this a Red Hat endorsed product. It is not included in the current offering of RHEL and unlikely would be in a new(er) version as the technology is immature/not well enough
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by gbraad 8y ago
Teletekst is still active in the Netherlands, and they also offer a web interface and Android/iOS app to expose the info on your mobile devices. It is still beloved as all info is short and easy to consume while on the go. Fits perfect
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by gbraad 8y ago
Red Hat. Been an absolute joy so far. Working on the stuff I like, talking and writing about it... and great colleagues!
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by gbraad 8y ago
Right, but you can enable A2 which uses a different drawing algorithm and adjust the full refresh period, but it is NOT a means to play games or watch a movie. If you do, you are probably using it wrong to begin with ;-)
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by gbraad 8y ago
I have the MaxCarta and Max2. I use the older model using network connectivity, and the Max2 using HDMI. It is really a decent experience... just the refresh rate is slow. I use it for writing and reading large documents. And as concluded,
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by gbraad 8y ago
Yes... But more likely they boycot and stop buying products for extended time. They have forced companies before to 'change' opinions, but these were related to quality issues for instance like Ericsson, or local branches of Japan
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by gbraad 8y ago
What is wrong with the usual cabs? Sure, slightly more expensive but reliable.
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by gbraad 8y ago
> not rational If it could have been prevented, it is the right reaction. Besides, this is how China works most of the time. Pressure (boycot) on companies leads to results... or put them out of (nearly) business.
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by gbraad 8y ago
In China there exist several different terms. But hey, do most people even know the difference between Free Software and Open Source? It depends really on who you talk to; lets say a manager mostly will look at a cost perspective, while a s

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