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by jsiepkes 3y ago
That reasoning is flawed. I could easily counter it with similar flawed reasoning: My AMD cards works (without proprietary kernel modules) flawlessly wit Wayland. I can play Cyberpunk out of the box.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
emqx presumably wasn't used because they are a Java shop and emqx is written in Erlang. Apparently they have a need for a massive scaling MQTT broker. At that point you need to be seriously comfortable with the tools you are using. Whe
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
I heard stories from people working at Nokia about Huawei copying manuals verbatim, including mistakes. And Huawei is not alone in this. When I first saw a TP-Link user interface I was confused. It looked exactly like the Unifi interface. A
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
I'm no fan of Oracle but Oracle's steward ship of Java has been pretty good. They have invested in long term (open source) improvements such as Loom and Graal and open sourced additional technologies such as Flight recorder.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
If your printer for example supports IPP and Postscript or PDF then that would be possible. Higher end (commercial) HP printers usually offer this functionality. Take a look at CUPS [1] if you want to know more about IPP. [1] https:/&
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Missed chance not to call it SSHTTP3 ;-)
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Interesting. I'm curious, was it fear of IBM or was there a concrete threat from IBM which was already eating Hashicorp's lunch and was an existential threat? I have a hard time imagining why anyone would choose IBM's offerin
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
High paying jobs for the best and brightest for.... optimizing engagement of cat videos? Sounds more like a real-life imitating the opening of the movie Idiocracy.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Should a mail worker be able to decide who gets their mail and who don't? For example as a mail worker should I be able to opt out from delivering mail to politicians whose political statements I find deplorable?
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
The threat model described by the post above you is actually not about physical access. It's about the PI getting hacked remotely. If you use Syncthing's encryption then at no point is the decrypted content available to the PI. It
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
That's not entirely true. For example your Raspberry PI can get stolen. I would definitely encrypt the stuff on my NAS if it was sitting in my garage.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
I don't understand whats novel? I already have Zigbee energy harvesting switches in my house from Jung [1]: > JUNG wall-mounted transmitters for Philips Hue work according to the principle of “energy harvesting”. As only small amoun
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
> Man, not having to build the same code that hasn’t changed over and over locally and in pipelines sounds so appealing. Can't you use something like Maven build cache ( https://maven.apache.org/extensions/maven
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
> Because with XFS the answer to "oh no a power cut" was "lol, a bunch of files might be zeros. Figure out which ones." Got bitten by that one once as well. I recall the XFS FAQ had something like in it like: "If
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Pretty bad. It's a combination of legislation issues with nitrogen [1] and having shot the construction workforce in the foot in the previous financial crisis (large out flow of workers). [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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If you are into those kind of generalisations you could easily argue that's not very different from working at FANG where a lot of people only care about their own career and care very little about creating good products.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Seems not everyone can appreciate Dutch candidness ;-)
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If you are primarily a C# shop then being able to stay in that ecosystem is quite valuable.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
> there's been a hesitance to jump on MS web frameworks in fear of a repeat of silverlight. That's not really fair to MS since all the web frameworks which were born in that era (Adobe's AIR, JavaFX as a web tech, etc.) di
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Didn't even know there was such an application. On Linux I use the browser plugin and occasionally the webbased interface.
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
The dialog talks about needing to synchronize your email account. It then goes on to tell that contacts and events are not synchronized. No one will reasonably suspect your authentication credentials are send to Microsoft. Such reasoning of
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Don't know if you are asking this because of general interest or if it's specific for this MP, so just FYI: While your opinion might align with him on this topic he has some very outspoken opinions on other topics where you might
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
Modern high-res screens in notebooks are almost unusable with Gnome. You need to enable "Large fonts" under accessibility to make it remotely usable. And these screens are becoming more common. So where do paying Red Hat customers
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
"Auto-fire is trivial to detect, as is a KBM setup where it doesn't belong" [..] "if they cared to disallow them after only a few minutes of profiling the player." Definitely not trivial and a gross over simplificat
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In practice the OR (Ondernemingsraad) is also going to give you limited protection during lay-offs. What happens during lay-off is they just present the OR with multiple plans. Plans which include more people laid off but leaving department
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
I took an extra mortgage with my house as collateral and went to the casino with that money. I won a lot of money, so that made it a smart decision, right?
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
There is nothing as permanent as a temporary fix...and worse people will become dependent on the specific inner workings of the temporary fix. Once given...
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by jsiepkes 3y ago
> I've heard second-hand that these were mostly caused by third-party drivers for devices, and truly fixing it required rewriting the drivers in-house and deprecating the old driver model. Windows 95 had some memory protection but i
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Yeah same with NGINX. Atleast the OSS version. You need the commercial NGINX version to get support for re-resolving names IIRC.
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Relayd is really great! Especially in combination with OpenBSD and CARP. The original author of relayd also made a Rust prototype: https://github.com/reyk/relayd-rs One thing to note about relayd is that it only resolv

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