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by jsiepkes 6y ago
Really nice! They appear to use a forked version of Graphhopper [1] [2] for route calculation. [1] https://www.graphhopper.com/ [2] https://graphhopper.com/maps
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
Maybe I don't understand correctly what your saying but "Task.Run" just schedules something on a normal (kernel) thread by using a common thread pool. The Java equivelant is probably "CompletableFuture.runAsync" wh
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ARMI – An open-source nuclear reactor analysis automation framework(github.com)
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by jsiepkes 6y ago
> I'll also mention you can't get reasonable even legal information without posting a lot more background (two short exerts aren't adequate for anyone to have a legal opinion). There isn't that much more to show but h
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I just recevied an DMCA takedown from GitHub because upstream is “unopensourced”
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
> I need an equivalent to Windows' Active Directory in Linux world that ideally can also federate with/masquerade as AD. Can Vault be such thing? Vault is not such a thing. AD is basically LDAP + Kerberos. Neither Vault nor Key
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iSpindel – DIY Electronic Hydrometer(ispindel.de)
2 points by jsiepkes 7y ago|0 comments
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Chinese OEMs constantly violating Android compliance(issuetracker.google.com)
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
> The only "security" this improves, is of devices where the manufacturer has decided to lock you out! Aside from me wanting to be able to verify the integrity of the boot chain and running OS (on platforms like servers, notebo
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Uxbox – Open-Source prototyping tool(uxbox.io)
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
They have recently implemented it: https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak-documentation/blob/mast...
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
> They instead focus on minuscule differences, which you could maybe argue are a bit better from a design perspective, (the default file system layout for example), but in practical terms matter little. Why do you even bring this up? Thi
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
Slow compared to? VSCode? Visual Studio? Vim?
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
> Can I measure the distance between two given points? Make sure you have the earthdistance module enabled: CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS earthdistance CASCADE (cascade pulls in requirements, which are just the cube module). Then use th
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Apache Hadoop Ozone – S3 / CSI Compatible Object Store for Hadoop(github.com)
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
It's not that simple. People will accidentally set the switch to off and won't understand why their mic doesn't work anymore. At this point there is a good chance they will call support. This also happend with the hardware wi
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
I'm kind of confused about what you are saying; When I click on the link I land on a page where the "News" tab is highlighted and beneath it the sections "Business > Economics" are printed in bold. Looks like a
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
I don't know if this is typical of UK journalism, culture or if it is just The Guardian's way of doing things but the article is filed as a normal (economic) news piece yet the whole thing is filled with opinions of the author. Ev
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PlantUML CoronaVirus License legal announcement(plantuml.com)
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
I know what you mean but you shouldn't forget that you can also find people painting the Mona Lisa in MS Paint on YouTube with stunning results. Though it still remains a pretty impressive feat...
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
If it is opensource then you can remove the user limit I would think?
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
> It breaks down when you are using something like Excel with complex macros/calculations. This is why most companies continue to use Microsoft products. It breaks down because you need some serious backup in your organization (for
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
Erlang probably comes closest?
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
> How weird. Who wants to install an OS without being able to verify the image seal? Downloading through HTTPS may be MITM'ed, or the image replaced on the server. While it should be fixed I think your overstating the importance her
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
> I can't think of any good reasons somebody would use *BSD over Linux Well one reason could be that you are a commercial company and you make a proprietary appliance. FreeBSD's license (3 clause BSD) is way easier in that case
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
I suspect there is but I dont know about it (I use SmartOS / Triton). There is a small list of jail management tools [1]. If it doesnt exist it should be really easy to make since FreeBSD jails (usually) sit on ZFS you can easily use &
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
Sure SMF wasn't universally liked with its introduction. Just like Apples Launchd. However the big difference is that for those 2 the resistance was mostly attributable to people not liking change. And that kind of resistance fades ove
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
Docker became popular over FreeBSD jails the same way MySQL became popular over PostgreSQL in the 2005-ish. Not based on technical merit but because of ease of use. In case of MySQL it was a Windows installer which made for a low barrier of
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by jsiepkes 7y ago
The Yubikey 5 NFC [0] has NFC and works in Android. [0] https://www.yubico.com/product/yubikey-5-nfc
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gRPC security audit released [pdf](github.com)
4 points by jsiepkes 7y ago|0 comments

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