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by giobox 3y ago
This is nice, but trivial to accomplish with the “faker” library available for most major programming languages - almost all reasonable web test frameworks will allow you to just make this json locally with the generated values, often with
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by giobox 3y ago
Has anyone who ever suggests Starlink as the solution to any given fixed-line ISP problem ever actually used the service in a range of typical homes for a meaningful amount of time? I have the latest dish model, live on a one acre property
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by giobox 3y ago
> Are you in the camp that says the creator was an insufferable man that did a lot of damage to the credibility and likeability of indie developers for years to come? I can't agree with this assessment at all - the idea Phil Fish, &
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by giobox 3y ago
Only the F-35"B" variant has this, if I remember correctly. The F-35A doesn't.
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by giobox 3y ago
Thanks, I'm aware of this option too, but if you say have an HTML report with the results of 200 tests, no one has time to write some logic to parse the results to a markdown summary frankly. Just give me the link! Similar too if the r
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by giobox 3y ago
Executing bash statements/scripts/functions is the thing I struggle least with in GH actions personally, it's remarkably easy to execute shell steps. If you really want your entire build to be a shellscript the action execu
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by giobox 3y ago
> I have so many "trash" commits trying to fix or debug a pipeline and so much of it's just throwing stuff at the wall to see if it sticks. One tool is to use draft PRs for this - you can run changes to your action YAML fr
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by giobox 3y ago
My personal wish is for the ability to attach HTML reports the the action runs without having to use the current actions/upload-artifact etc. Particularly for test builds, I very often just want to quickly view the output HTML report.
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by giobox 3y ago
No, the cellular iPad and other devices are indeed proof positive. The exact same cellular window solution could be applied in a redesign of the MacBook. No one is disputing aluminium blocks radio waves - the dispute is your constant argume
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by giobox 3y ago
> are you wanting a plastic band atop the laptop closing screen, to get a cellular capable antenna in an otherwise metal body? I'm almost certain Apple's world class hardware team can integrate a cellular antenna to an aluminum
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by giobox 3y ago
> then it's a short jump from iPhone logic board to iPad. Its arguably an even shorter jump between iPad and MacBook Pro today - the architecture of both products is incredibly similar now. > it's a longer jump to get a ce
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by giobox 3y ago
There have been leaked prototypes with integrated cellular, FWIW: https://www.macrumors.com/2011/08/14/photos-of-a-prototype-m...
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by giobox 3y ago
This logic doesn't hold - the same is true of an iPad. To quote you, "Everyone has a phone. Why increase the BOM?" - if it's ok to include cost of a modem for an iPad, it's ok for a MacBook Pro too.
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by giobox 3y ago
Yes and no... A VPN Gateway or VPN server doesn't have to be an exit node, and may route onwards to actual exit nodes. Some nodes may not "exit" at all - see setups where you are just trying to reach your private networks. In
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by giobox 3y ago
I have setup Pis in family member homes to allow me to get residential IP VPN exit node in their respective countries - cheap and easy way to get access to foreign TV streaming services without a monthly fee. I used to run my own exit nodes
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by giobox 3y ago
The CEO's role though is to help make the stock attractive to other investors, not just optimize for their own personal finances. I personally would expect most CEOs to hold a significant portion of their stock awards as a show of conf
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by giobox 3y ago
The consumer GPU margins aren't even close to what Nvidia rakes in on an H100 sale. Rarely does Nvidia sell a GPU for 2000 dollars or more, and when they do its relatively low volume. An H100 sells for tens of thousands of dollars and
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by giobox 3y ago
All that would happen much of the time is that people stop writing anything of consequence down, or seek secret channels like the WhatsApp example. NHS employees in the UK as another example admit privately all the time to not recording thi
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by giobox 3y ago
I think its increasingly true of several countries, not just the UK. Any State with strong Freedom of Information legislation not surprisingly creates incentives for certain political operatives to want to avoid exposure by use of unoffici
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by giobox 3y ago
Its always been an open question to me in the case of Adobe if rampant piracy in the 2000s helped rather than hinder them. If these teenagers went on to work in industry, they already knew the adobe suite inside out and likely ended up advo
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by giobox 3y ago
Exactly this - if a web app, it should be offered primarily as a container image for self-hosting support - the age of <insert specific program runtime here> artifacts that the customer installs and runs on an installation of said s
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by giobox 3y ago
I've never heard this argument ever for FPS games - the history of the FPS is extremely well documented. The earliest FPS games are frankly far too basic to be of much use for military training.
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by giobox 3y ago
Just use Google or Youtube... This isn't some secret information, this is widely known among EV enthusiasts. Even reviews that weigh the car will illustrate the different sized packs - the 50kwh cars are of course lighter too. EV fans
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by giobox 3y ago
> Especially when companies like tesla put the same pack in all their cars and determine your "capacity" in software. This is an enormously exaggerated statement, bordering on entirely false. Yes, the company has done this fr
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by giobox 3y ago
I can't imagine Valve would ever hire him, given the lengths they went to assisting the FBI with the fake entrapment style job interview. Also sets a horrible precedent that you can hold the company ransom over stolen code to get a job
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by giobox 3y ago
People have been making this facetious argument since Docker launched a decade ago, it's even more ridiculous to make it now. My job would very literally be harder and take much longer to accomplish things without the benefits of conta
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by giobox 3y ago
> Dockerfiles are more versatile Not sure I follow? Docker Compose in no way trys to replace a Dockerfile or docker images - every container you specify in one still has the exact same Dockerfile, compose can't replace this. I also
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by giobox 3y ago
MG is a Chinese native brand in my eyes and a lot of European consumers - it's widely known it's a Chinese product even if consumers don't know of SAIC. This isn't like they bought 51% of some European car company and ke
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by giobox 3y ago
> I'd probably set up my own VPN box on AWS. I did this for years (OpenVPN then Wireguard, run from a simple Docker container), but it's increasingly a losing battle - so many services, especially in the streaming video space,
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by giobox 3y ago
Given what we already see playing out in Europe and America's existing history of trade policy with China, I suspect politics/trade policy will likely be very unkind to allowing imports of cheap chinese cars to the US any time soo

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