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by jdboyd 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE I am a 20+ year experienced developer. Most of my work has involved embedded development (Linux, RTOS, baremetal, C/C++/uPython), including various forms of networking and distributed systems, audio&#x2
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by jdboyd 2y ago
I use Proxmox, but I feel ambivalent about it. If you are debating between ESXi, Proxmox, or Hyper-V, I would probably suggest Proxmox. However, my feeling is that with the rise of containers, VMs are less relevant, and so I want a compute
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by jdboyd 2y ago
I wonder if that explains the BitWarden problem that I saw then.
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I understand that 24.04 isn't really LTS until the 24.04.1 update comes out, but I like to start trying it on a secondary computer earlier, and I'm hoping not to wait that long since I really want the podman updates.
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by jdboyd 2y ago
So far, an update from 22.04 LTS to 24.04 LTS on an Intel based Dell Lattitude laptop without any weird hardware produced a failure that was a white screen that just said to contact a system administrator. Could be a fluke. Trying to resc
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by jdboyd 3y ago
It is pretty hard for the rich to opt out of smart TVs.
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by jdboyd 3y ago
I think this is less people who grew up with C64s and more people who didn't trying to capture the magic without having to learn assembly or making sprites with graph paper and a hex editor.
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Isn't the former basically a JsonResponse? https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.0/ref/request-response/#...
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by jdboyd 3y ago
The free version has this issue "The free version of DaVinci Resolve on Linux does not support h.264 and h.265." Having to transcode to dnxhr is a bummer. I should probably just buy a dongle though.
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by jdboyd 3y ago
It sounds like it was the best it could reasonably be expected be back in the late 90s, and if it hasn't been improved sufficiently since then is probably not at all his fault.
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I thought his long interview with David Cutler was excellent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi1Lq79mLeE
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by jdboyd 3y ago
Having audio gear work on linux continues not be be a given, but it is a lot better than it was in the firewire and early USB2 days. On the firewire side, the devices that worked under linux still work under linux while those some devices
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by jdboyd 3y ago
True, but many a computer I've bought (including my last 2 non Mac laptops), I replaced the RAM and SSD immediately, so I didn't benefit from them being included (other than being able to prove the machine works upon delivery befo
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by jdboyd 3y ago
Why can't more GNU software web pages be this nice?
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The Fledgling Movement to Rewild Golf Courses(kottke.org)
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FOSS projects like FreeCAD suffer without product owners(ondsel.com)
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by jdboyd 3y ago
The MSRP of the de10 nano is $225, but they are commonly out of stock still. The going price for a scalped de10 nano is over $300, so all is you are likely looking at $400 to $500. I kick myself often for not getting multiple de10 nanos ear
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by jdboyd 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE I am a 20+ year experienced developer. Most of my work has involved embedded development (Linux, RTOS, baremetal, C/C++/uPython), including various forms of networking and distributed systems, audio&#x2
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by jdboyd 3y ago
I know that 6-8 seat jets are much cheaper, but what size do you have to go for to at least exceed the restroom in a public A320/737 based airline super cramped one? Not that I anticipate buying any jet, but I think that would be the
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by jdboyd 3y ago
I found this very entertaining. However he also forgot to include anticipated delays from speeding tickets. I'm sure there are other things that should have been factored in as well, such as sometimes increased waits at lights because
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by jdboyd 3y ago
I don't know if this is part of some enshittifying or not, but at first my Brother MFC inkjet (purchased 2021) just worked. But then sometime last year I stopped being able to print from iOS or Android mobile devices and also started h
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by jdboyd 3y ago
This news feels 3 months late. At this point I'm strongly looking forward to 24.04 since I've grown boring and like to stick to LTS releases instead of updating every 6 months, but I still want those updates.
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by jdboyd 3y ago
I suspect this is a better URL: https://blog.system76.com/post/cosmic-the-road-to-alpha
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by jdboyd 3y ago
I haven't bought many CDs there, but I had been continuing to get blurays there. I guess I should check in at my local store and see if there are any clearance sales on them.
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by jdboyd 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE I am a 20+ year experienced developer. Most of my work has involved embedded development (Linux, RTOS, baremetal, C/C++/uPython), including hardware prototyping, networking, distributed systems, audio&#
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by jdboyd 3y ago
A 12VO PSU can still choose to provide SATA power ports, and I imagine that at some point there will be PCI-E to SATA power adapters for PSUs that support 2x GPUS and users who want 1x GPU and a lot of SATA.
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by jdboyd 3y ago
Have any of their prior products ever made it to the US or Europe in volume?
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by jdboyd 3y ago
UL isn't actually mandatory in the US. The only thing mandatory that I am aware of is FCC certification for devices with signals over a certain number of Hz, and they wouldn't care about a USB port being abused.
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by jdboyd 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE I am a 20+ year experienced developer. Most of my work has involved embedded development (Linux, RTOS, baremetal, C/C++/uPython), including various forms of networking and distributed systems, audio&#x2
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by jdboyd 3y ago
The other parts don't need replaced though, they were just showing as failures because the taillights were jamming the bus. That isn't ideal, but Tony made it sound like parts had to be replaced all over, not that it was just dif

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