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by jve 2y ago
So the implementation speed came solely from developer experience and not someone pushing away this custom UI framework implementation aside?
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by jve 2y ago
I looked up who Christian Slater is... I read that wikipedia list of big budget films he is in. I don't know a single one or have ever even heard of it. Guess not everyone is watching films.
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by jve 2y ago
We really do have free traffic. ToS ofcourse applies and we will warn and cut off but not bill - we don't have a mechanism to bill for traffic anyways.
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by jve 2y ago
We have colo starting from 1U/35€: https://delska.com/services/colocation-rack-rental/ - but that is for some non-power hungry <100W device. Then you buy increments of 100W power. Regarding security aspect
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by jve 2y ago
Hosting what? VM? Managed hardware? Hard pricing definitely an option as traffic is not metered and one can pay in advance for x months and after that terminate the service.
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by jve 2y ago
As a technical person working at datacenter and at still handle technical support requests at some capacity, interesting to read this stuff from the customer perspective. Good to know what is considered and important by customers. Maybe sal
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by jve 2y ago
Why is newline at the end relevant? I remember not having a newline breaks some tools... but why? It can't be because of unix philosophy!?
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by jve 2y ago
Can someone list here high quality solder one can buy in aliexpress that is easy to work with? (primarily) Lead based. Asking as a hobbyist for soldering wires (think arduino) and sometimes pcb smd components. After a while when learning I
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by jve 2y ago
I suspect tip oxidation is an issue with leadfree? Or isnt it? At what temperatures you solder mentioned leadfree?
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by jve 2y ago
I bought this microscope that has HDMI port for connecting monitor. Cost me little over 100€. Has no lag. Quality worse than what in video but better than some I see on youtube that also lags. This microscope is not perfect but capable to d
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by jve 2y ago
Maybe some EU regulation in action that forces to put price up-front without "hidden costs" so one can compare prices more efficiently (within EU).
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by jve 2y ago
Visiting US shop pinecil is 26$: https://pine64.com/product/pinecil-smart-mini-portable-solde... EU shop? 65 Euros... https://pine64eu.com/product/pinecil-smart-mini-portable-sol...
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by jve 2y ago
That also works for me for the second car. I also am awaiting Leaf delivery with 27k km on odo. however I did not expect battery to loose 15% of its capacity over 26k miles (which is 42kkm) It is healthy to know how to maintain car battery.
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by jve 2y ago
> deep-cycle discharges below 60% full cuts usable charge cycle counts from 8000 to under 2000 uses. That is, if you do it single time you are down from 8k to 2k? Or it decreases gradually and 2k is the worst case? Where can I read about
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by jve 2y ago
And because of this, electric vehicle manufacturers should take note. If only for a city only car that you mostly charge at home, don't do roadtrips with multiple fast charges in short period of time you may get away with passive cooli
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by jve 2y ago
> given how brutal repair costs or more frequent changes of those big tires & brakes are, but still, they have a warm fuzzy feeling about it Regarding brakes: that is pretty far from the truth as other sibling commented they use rege
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by jve 2y ago
For people who may not understand your comment: https://xkcd.com/1053/ I'm also one of them... actually not, I'm not "in US" :)
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by jve 2y ago
He actually tried to sell the company at one point in time. He got a stressfull time, approaching burn out. Around 2019 he tried to sell HIBP: https://www.troyhunt.com/project-svalbard-the-future-of-have... > ... but it
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by jve 2y ago
There is trust involved here. And people trust Troy Hunt. And of course you can download SHA ranges and do lookup offline: https://www.troyhunt.com/ive-just-launched-pwned-passwords-v... He even previously encouraged to dow
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Prefer test-doubles over mocking frameworks(dunnhq.com)
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by jve 2y ago
Why you limit yourself to 400V? Today 250kW chargers are available: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Supercharger so we need 2.7 times of that. > The voltage range was increased to 1000 V and it supports up to 61
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by jve 2y ago
I consider HTTPS to be easier to run - you get less trouble in the end. As mentioned, some browser features are HTTPS only. You get security warnings on HTTP. Many tools now default to HTTPS by default - like newer SQL Server drivers. Dev e
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by jve 2y ago
Oh boy, this works: Invoke-RestMethod https://ip.network/more -UserAgent "curl/" It would of course be better if it honored ContentType header.
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by jve 2y ago
We are using Microsoft Defender SmartScreen here at work and also stumble upon quite some domains that are blocked. iso20022js.com currently on front page for example is also blocked. Along with web.archive.org :(
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by jve 2y ago
I found your opinion, expanded: https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366598838/Why-is-CrowdSt... According to former Windows developer David Plummer, Microsoft does, in fact, offer a number of APIs for third-party
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by jve 2y ago
How does MS carry the blame? Perhaps by signing a driver that can remotely load & execute code... Otherwise they were forced to NOT lock down the kernel at Vista time.
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by jve 2y ago
I worked for a few years at egg manufacturing plant. I was entitled to quite some eggs per month. I also had access / relatives who would give us some home chicken eggs. Personally, I don't taste any difference. Yeah, the yolk is
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by jve 2y ago
There are principles that help when playing chess as I learned watching some YouTubers: - Develop your minor pieces early in the game (bishop/knight) - Castle - Connect the rooks - Put pieces in a way they are protected by other pieces
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by jve 2y ago
Water for the wiper is userland feature. 3rd party hooking into kernel is 3rd party responsibility. It is like equipping your car with LPG - THAT hooks into engine (kernel). And When I had a faulty gas pressure sensor then my car actually h
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by jve 2y ago
Well, Microsoft tried to lock down its kernel with Windows Vista and then antivirus vendors cried that they won't be able to protect Windows, anticompetetive etc. https://www.computerworld.com/article/1642872/

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