johannes1234321

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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
Prune is nice, but if you have a bunch of containers which run shirt time for a build step or similar prune would collect those, too. A filter "last used a few months ago" would be useful.
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
In Germany fuel processes must be reported to the anti trust authority (Bundeskartellamt) the data is than published to providers of apps and websites. Unfortunately there isn't a free public data stream from them. List of authorized p
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
It's even more in regards to production planning. Building the production pipeline takes long and is inflexible as you need to ensure to pick suppliers which will provide spare parts for a sensible price for the whole lifecycle. Thus y
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
Correct, but still many projects use OS(I) licenses, which are beyond MIT-0. Thus some form of copyright is deemed relevant.
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
The mantra, at least in German hacker scene, is: "use public data, protect private data" Published data is somewhere in the middle. But open source movement was always around copyright. FSF uses Copyright in Form of "copyleft
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
At work it became mostly flawless. Everybody is used to it and people can jump in calls quickly when chat discussion etc don't suffice. The glitches are on a comparable level to physical meetings where somebody comes late and disturbs
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
But then you are not using tar, you are doing your own file format atop of tar.
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
> Uncompressed .tar is a reasonable choice for this application Yes, uncompressed tar (with transfer compression, which is offered in HTTP) is an option for some amount of data. Till the point where it isn't. zip has similar benefit
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
When looking at established file formats, I'd start with zip for that usecase over tarballs. zip has compression and ability to access any file. A tarfule you have to uncompress first. SquashFS or cramps or such have less tooling, whic
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
There are two aspects of that: 1) Metrics lead to wrong conclusion. There is software which has extremely rarely used features, I need it once or twice a year only, but the ability is why I use the software to begin with. If metrics get too
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
The fact that some people receive badly targeted ads isn't a prove for the surveillance system not working. The question regarding ads is how well targeted campaigns are being paid for. But the ad space is relatively harmless. It becom
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by johannes1234321 6mo ago
Well, Microsoft pioneered with that earlier. Win98, or was it 95b, merged the filesystem Explorer with Internet Explorer and came up with ActiveDesktop.
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
This is true and goes further: There is no understanding of "the Web." For folks who "went online" and "surfed on the Internet" in the 90ies the whole thing with Internet addresses and the way a browser works a
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
> It’s not realistic or feasible to have the US government generate a fiber optic connectivity for the entirety of every household in the United States. In fact, the free market was the only realistic possible to deliver this. They manag
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
That may "answer" a specific question. And all llms can do as they include manpages in training data (and any Agentic thing can search) however the value in reading documentation is that one can find different angles by learning a
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
Well, it exists but got one patch release (fixing 7 CVEs and little more) in 2025, no release in 2024, two patch releases in 2023. Not a really active project. Also most of the community moved on. Apache OOo is dumped by Oracle and since th
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
The questionnis: How does a community form, which can take a project tof that size? TDF andjvre Office cMd out of a long process of independent (from Sun Microsystems) contributions to OpenOffice, which at some point had a momentum to do a
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
There is a shift in society on what can be said and what they keep private. Back then you would pull stings in background, now you can bribe thenUS president in public. Also: Back in the days™ statements where edited by marketing people and
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
Yes, they are different: People who care about others are less likely to become ultra rich. You become ultra rich by mostly caring about your cut and your profits. While there are exceptions with people who were lucky and were at the right
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
The EU has about 450 million citizens, which of course limits my direct vote. Downside of a democracy (EU is a complicated democracy, but still) is that a majority probably has other priorities than me. However there are many ways to impact
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
As EU citizen I at least got some influence into EU policy. A government far away doesn't even have to pretend to care about me.
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
It isn't really easy to do. A client may send tons of data over the connection, probably data which is calculated by the client as the client's buffer empties. If the server clears the buffers all the time to check for a cancellat
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
Well, it's all Delaware corporation ...
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
To some degree they are. Before Brexit there was the 1£ Ltd. as a famous contender, which got quite attraction and lead to creation of German UG. Nowadays Estonia is advertising their quick digital registration process. The problem is that
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
This may be true in many cases. In this case however the story currently is two times(!) on the front page of haackernews (which isn't a music celebrity gossip site), bringing a musician into spotlight who's career was far from it
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
Well, this part of bureaucracy tries to provide a single bureaucracy instead of 27 different ones.
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
Yes, but that's an ugly address tied to your provider. And you had to learn rearing a website (in Frontpage?) and FTP. Also expectations on websites were different. They were allowed to be fun and didn't have to care about differ
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
Not really. I don't have an IG account, but when picking a place ein an area I don't know, it is the place to get an impression of the place. The visual part tells a lot about the place, while many websites maybe got a photo from
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
They could have done that in addition (and maybe they do), but for some of their customers it then may not work, for reasons hard to understand as a customer. Especially when changing locations frequently it may sometimes work and sometimes
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by johannes1234321 7mo ago
How do I enforce that? - They probably got no office in my country. No representative I can arrest. Maybe I can confiscate money paid for ad's or something, however that probably runs via a payment system outside my control. So I have

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