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Does anyone know which versions of Next.js that is supported? I don't seem to be able to find a promise from Vercel, but https://endoflife.date/nextjs mentions that 15 and 14 gets security support.
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Halo: ODST is the one for me with the best storytelling and ambiance.
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Is it this? https://cyberb.space/notes/2024/how-i-added-maps-to-my-trave...
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I've given up on that, I now use http://www.rungap.com/ to extract Garmin data from their API to my iCloud storage. You can select the filetype too: gpx, fit or tcx.
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Strava also imposes limits on app developers, it doesn't matter if you have 1 user or 1 million users, and it was quite hard to get the limits increased. You'd think they would allow a popular app that their customers likes to use
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The N-series were great too, I loved both my N73 and later a N82, both with Gameboy emulators. I also bought a Garmin license where I could install Garmin on my Symbian phone to do car navigation on my phone, this was at a time where most p
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UK has this addition from the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act: > You do not have to say anything. But, it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court.
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Not sure if it helps you at all, but I have a simple Ruby script that I use to build kernels on Fedora with a specified ZFS version. https://github.com/kaspergrubbe/fedora-kernel-compilation/bl... It builds on top
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It's interesting how messages gets their own life. I was building a user-impersonation system, and it allowed a power-admin to login as another user to change their settings and to help them. When you signed in as the user it said: >
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For us, our Nomad cluster clients (the instances that runs the workloads), are a bit more ephemeral, the workloads are moved around servers, and the servers go up and down as we scale the infrastructure. A database, that should be highly av
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The non-profit Plastic Deposit Organisation, responsible for managing Denmark's container deposit system, estimates that this change alone will enable them to collect and reuse approximately 70 million additional bottle caps annually.
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Denmark exports a lot of the produced food, and we are one of the most intensely farmed countries in the world, 60.4% of Denmark consists of fields, and 48% of Denmark's land area is used to grow food for animals, animals which are pri
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Wouldn't the right course of action in that case be to issue a chargeback and let Apple and Uber fight it out?
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I use LLMs to code (with Aider)
(mrkaran.dev)
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There's a 2014 update to that video made by the same people: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8n11y2lxrE
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37signals/Basecamp wrote about something similar on their blog, they saw traffic switching almost immediately: https://signalvnoise.com/posts/3857-when-disaster-strikes and in their comments they said it was hinte
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Or just add Varnish or Nginx configured with a cache in front.
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I think it is 13-months, at least that is the maximum I can buy here, GoGetSsl have a description and a list here: https://www.gogetssl.com/wiki/general/multi-year-subscriptio... This seems to have started around
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dhh have a fun rant about using the word "sunsetting" in regards to products and services going away https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cc8f639H6dQ
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Postmarks certificate for SMTP expired Sep 15 23:59:59 2024 GMT
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I have a lower entry Garmin and it's amazing for running, biking and every day tracking, it's a Forerunner 245, but it's no smart watch.
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I was corrected by someone else, it's based on "signifigant" change, so when I am stationary it doesn't ping a lot, and days where I am very active it pings a lot. I've been walking a lot today, so it has created ar
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Oops, you're right!
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I use OwnTracks on its most aggressive mode "significant change" and it doesn't even have 1% on iOS under "Battery usage".
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I have tracked my location since 2017, I've built a small Rails application and I am using OwnTracks. This project looks really cool, I haven't focused as much on visualisations or stats, but I have different output formats that I
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Someone spotted a "SKIP"-button for sponsored segments and posted about it on the LTT-subreddit: https://old.reddit.com/r/LinusTechTips/comments/1ekajmt/is_y...
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Cool idea, nice product page! Does anyone know if this is possible with USB? I have a Davinci Resolve license USB-dongle I'd like to not plugging into my laptop.
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That guy Usain Bolt and his 9.58 seconds is nothing compared to my local Strava runners, all the segments are full of faster "runners".
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I have an Oculus headset, but just getting going is an ordeal, I have to turn on the goggles, load into MetaOS (or whatever the name is), then load up into PCVR-mode, an then load my game (through Steam). It's like inception, and I am
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> If you look down there on page 11. There's only 8 pages in the linked PDF.
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