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by gbraad 3y ago
Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory isa interesting read about this.
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by gbraad 3y ago
So it was not just me...
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by gbraad 3y ago
I thought the trapdoor (cpu slot) also exposed 12V, but just checked and I was wrong. Thanks for clarifying that the 12V rail might be sufficient.
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by gbraad 3y ago
Pistorm would be 5V. But yeah, perhaps an idea to move away to this instead... Most likely less power hungry. Haven't had the time yet... The place I am in is hard to get shipped in reliably.
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by gbraad 3y ago
I'd rather have headroom than running in an overcurrent situation. I hope than can provide more details about the capability and what they tested. I moved away from the stock supply many moons ago as it wasnt as stable anymore, plus of
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by gbraad 3y ago
That is not completely true. The opamps for sure, but the 12V rail is also used for external devices, eg harddisk, cd drive, expansion cards, etc. Too low current on the -12V rail can cause crackling sound. I use my A1200 machines mostly fo
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by gbraad 3y ago
No, mostly limited to 2V@2.5A (30W) or max @3A as that is the max amperage for a cable without an e-marker. Confused by: > allows users to tap into a vast array of affordable and readily available “power bricks” followed by > Furtherm
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by gbraad 3y ago
Some chargers don't do 12V or 15V, but will do 5V, 9V and 20V. This depends a lot on the total wattage. Lower watts, like 20W or 30W can or can not do 15/20V, but 12V@1.5A (18W) and 12V@2.5A (30W). Usually the >65W will do most
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by gbraad 3y ago
Typo: PII, Personally Identifiable Information
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by gbraad 3y ago
What do they mean with 'a binary distribution'... No source? Also, what do they utilize from FCOS?
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by gbraad 3y ago
They don't just sent the notifications but store them? Sounds like it might contain PPI as it records passport extension data, etc. Might be minimal, though over 1 billion rows (400GB) sounds massive trove to keep around.
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by gbraad 3y ago
Scratch, MakeCode, Godot but since 3D is a requirement, godot seems the more appropriate option. Although, I would say too early. Have made many small games with/for the kids (6yo and 10yo) in Scratch and using microbit+LCD and Makecod
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by gbraad 3y ago
This page still exists? That had been more than 10 years... me remembers a time jabber was regarded as an alternative to xmlrpc
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by gbraad 3y ago
Jorge Castro wrote about MicroOS https://www.ypsidanger.com/catching-up-with-opensuse-microos... and eventually chose Fedora to base uBlue and Bluefin on: https://www.ypsidanger.com/announcing-project-bluefi
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by gbraad 3y ago
To try something new, try bluefin.
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by gbraad 3y ago
I want a VM so I run a container?
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by gbraad 3y ago
Podman Desktop sees a lot of increased use in the last few months and the PM has spoken with many of our 'customers' about the future and how they are using podman. Disclaimer: working at Red Hat as a (tech) manager of the OpenShi
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by gbraad 3y ago
OpenShift Container Platform uses CRI-O as the container engine and runC or crun as the container runtime. Podman is only directly used for the openshift-installer, but as a container management tool uses the same underlying runtimes. This
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by gbraad 3y ago
The author wrongly attributes 'rucksack' to Dutch. The Dutch is actually 'rugzak', which is based on the mentioned German word (Deutsch confusion?).
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by gbraad 3y ago
I prefer OpenLierox over Liero
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by gbraad 3y ago
For example, there are UBI images?
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by gbraad 3y ago
or any other browser that is not Chrome; Brave, Vivaldi (which use the same engine) or Firefox.
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by gbraad 3y ago
i believe for anything non-Chrome? Even Vivaldi has issues with some Google products.
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by gbraad 3y ago
I will forward these to the team. Sorry for the late reply.
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by gbraad 3y ago
Just one example: FIPS compliance is very relevant: RHEL has, k8s by itself does not. And many more...
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by gbraad 3y ago
they compare a TB4 cable to an Amazon Basics generic USBC cable. that makes not much sense...
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by gbraad 3y ago
Do you have an issue no.?
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by gbraad 3y ago
You mean the time skew when you have your machine sleep (close the lid), right? We have fixed this a while back; this was part of CRC almost 2 years back and we backported this to Podman Machine. If you still see this, let me know and I&#x2
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by gbraad 3y ago
Hoi Hans, nice to meet you here... Interesting... I have not looked into depth, but this uses newly recorded material? Note: The page at the moment does not load...
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by gbraad 3y ago
This is based on serial PCI Express (PCIe), and allows block based transfer, cache coherence, etc. In the Device Types they talk about "Accelerators with Memory", type 2: https://www.logic-fruit.com/blog/cxl&#

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