glogla

98 ms·

811.
by glogla 6y ago
Yes. "Look at this cool thing MS/Google is doing!" and "Look at this evil thing MS/Google is doing!" can both be seen as trolly agenda comments and relevant ones, depending on where you stand.
812.
by glogla 6y ago
In my case, the ISP router (combined with cable modem) and my own router (Turris Omnia) are about as fast when they work. But the ISP device is really unreliable - my work laptop can do 3x3 and that causes the router to lock up. It also &qu
813.
by glogla 6y ago
Yup. Those have common place in Czech fairy tales.
814.
by glogla 6y ago
I think European police is about as brutal and vicious when suppressing dissent (like yellow vests or the Catalonia thing) but significantly less likely to just murder you for fun when you're just walking on the street.
815.
by glogla 6y ago
Even with ARM, Mac would still be the only way to get laptop with HiDPI screen and OS that supports HiDPI well, good touchpad and unix environment as a first class citizen. Linux on laptop doesn't work that well, especially if you want
816.
by glogla 6y ago
All of it is true, but before going multiple APs, you should make sure you really need it - you would need to manage multiple networks and getting the APs to work together and allow devices to roam seamlessly might be a pain. This is where
817.
by glogla 6y ago
What devices support that/
818.
by glogla 6y ago
That depends on where you are. In a drywall or wooden house, this would be true, but in concrete apartment building with thick walls and many other networks, it might not be the case.
819.
by glogla 6y ago
Might be, but it might be Epic and Humble Stores to Apple's Steam.
820.
by glogla 6y ago
Linux on the desktop works pretty well in my experience. Desktops have wired networks, mainatream hardware, mouses, stay connected to the same display all the time, headphones are wired, and power management is nice to have. Where it gets a
821.
by glogla 6y ago
I'm pretty sure that course was set by Reagan and nobody after him really tried to change it. Obama gave some lip service (with ACA) but his treatment of Occupy Wall Street shows his true colors.
822.
by glogla 6y ago
Yep. 9/11 was what started the return of Fascism and the fall of Western Democracy.
823.
by glogla 6y ago
> My main concern with nuclear power is that they still haven’t managed to create any active long term storage of the nuclear waste. And before that, we don’t know the full actual cost of the energy. That's a red herring. The "
824.
by glogla 6y ago
The linked page tracks both - production and consumption. For example, at the moment, Germany produces at 415g/kWh but consumes at 382g/kWh, mostly thanks to 3 GW import from France and 2.7 GW import from Switzerland.
825.
by glogla 6y ago
Metaphors have the problem of being imprecise - I would say this is more like "are you using normal chef knife or your own special chef knife that nobody has?" or "are you using standard set of tools that every workshop has,
826.
by glogla 6y ago
We webex pretty often.
827.
by glogla 6y ago
I guess in a semi you brake all wheels and braking just the front ones (where the motors are) wouldn't work? Although with normal cars, most of the braking is done in the front anyway? And vans can be 4x4, electric motors are probably
828.
by glogla 6y ago
Here's a ten year old art project where they did that: https://artoftheprank.com/2010/06/19/ztohoven-art-collective... There's a video link in the page. Our government reacted precisely the same - p
829.
by glogla 6y ago
That also depends on the markup. EKS on EC2 costs EC2 costs + flat money for control plane, so that might make more sense than running your own Kubernetes on EC2. (although I have no experience to say how much time this actually saves you)
830.
by glogla 6y ago
I think there's different levels of "on demand". In this case, I think this is much slower level of "on demand". I see two primary use cases of cloud: 1) You're a startup or just need something small, and want
831.
by glogla 6y ago
Opposing anecdote: I liked the music. It made the video feel nostalgically educational, which is the feeling I get from the whole site.
832.
by glogla 6y ago
I think the poster is referring to the "electron gas as charge carrier" but personally I'm not exactly sure how things fit together.
833.
by glogla 7y ago
That's what I meant by "generally" usable. You can install Lineage. I can as sell. But most people can't. But the worst thing is that to get most use of Android, you have to have Play store and attached surveillance serv
834.
by glogla 7y ago
Yes, there are just two generally usable mobile OSs - ios and android. The only way to not share you every living moment with google while still having a snartphone is to have an iphone. It's fucked up that's the way world is, but
835.
by glogla 7y ago
Because the non-app store version does weird stuff - faking installation, background services, etc. Sandboxed version would hopefully be less malware-like.
836.
by glogla 7y ago
But that's the thing, it's not (select a from nums) order by b; but (select a from nums order by b);
837.
by glogla 7y ago
Someone just said "[HN is very interesting, but it's also a fairly reliable source of some extremely inhumane and self-centered comments.]". Is this comment a satire reacting to that or is it real? I honestly can't tell.
838.
by glogla 7y ago
Or more, since this amount of people die only when sufficient care is available. If you interpret the "requires hospitalization" percentage as "will die without hospitalization" (which I'm not 100 % sure is true), a
839.
by glogla 7y ago
The deforestation happens for beef for expensive steaks for Americans and Chinese. Not much to do with eating chicken for example.
840.
by glogla 7y ago
> Edit: why is it important to understand car enthusiasts? I don't understand people who are enthusiastic about fucking children either. Why are you comparing car enthusiasts to child abusers? In the same post as "poisonous att

More ›