koffiezet

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by koffiezet 5y ago
There is a solution for that: family sharing. Make him his own account, activate it as family on yours, and the only limitation will be that you can’t play the same game at the same time.
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by koffiezet 5y ago
That's a bit more elaborate, but with WPA enterprise, a radius server and a web-ui this should be pretty doable
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by koffiezet 5y ago
From my experience, the only thing teams does mostly better than the alternatives, is the moment you're actually in a call. The audio quality seems to better than something like slack or alternatives in my experience. But once out of a
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by koffiezet 6y ago
Only of someone artificially limits the "supply" and the use.
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by koffiezet 6y ago
One of the problems is that by definition, digital assets can be replicated at a virtual zero-cost. There is no "original" copy to be owned, since a digital asset that is uploaded is already a copy of a copy of a copy of some bits
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by koffiezet 6y ago
> At the very least GitHub is going to get "FOR BUSINESS!" laced all through it. That already happened, but with no negative impact on its public/free side. All we got from it are unlimited private repos, and limited githu
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by koffiezet 6y ago
Use. SSH. Keys.
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by koffiezet 6y ago
Same in Belgium. I don't use whatsapp, but had it installed. When I said I don't use it - people gave me weird looks and were annoyed. Now this has been replaced by a "oh so you use signal?" reaction. The whole situation
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by koffiezet 6y ago
The main problem is not Amazon using the Elasticsearch product, but using the Elasticsearch trademark without permission, even creating a fork with that trademark in it. That is not OK. And then doing stuff like this: > When Amazon annou
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by koffiezet 6y ago
> Because it all looks the same? No, because it's offers one of the most consistent UX. It's far from perfect, but Apple manages to make this happen on both iOS/OSX.
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by koffiezet 6y ago
JVM overhead is overrated. And I say that as someone who's not particularly fond of the JVM. Elasticsearch is one of those projects where the JVM is not the issue. Of all the projects you mention however, only Toshi addresses clusterin
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by koffiezet 6y ago
> The Pirate Bay and other torrent networks were built by people with a passion for building Also by people who know that what they were doing was straight-up illegal in a lot of countries, and grey-area in a lot of others. So this was a
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by koffiezet 6y ago
They already have Parler. Don't recommend going there, it's even more explicit in its toxicity... Also not public, for a reason I guess...
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by koffiezet 6y ago
Sorry, but when the DAC can be tuned to the specific hardware, and the engineers know what the hell they are doing, the result can be pretty damn impressive. This is the reason modern active bookshelf speakers like the Klipsch The Fives pun
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by koffiezet 6y ago
The whole reason this is required, is because creditcards are inherently insecure, by just requiring a number and an expiration date. EMV was supposed to fix this on card-level, but missed the importance of online payments completely. In Eu
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by koffiezet 6y ago
Yeah I followed Docker from the very beginning, and this was also what I remembered. The biggest incident, if I remember well, was related to the layerfs stuff, which was supported by Ubuntu, but which RH refused to include. Instead they pr
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by koffiezet 6y ago
I'm pretty sure they'll get pretty good rates at TSMC for booking that much capacity, which means higher margins on their own products.
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by koffiezet 6y ago
The thing is not just "ARM", it's Apple's implementation. Their A* mobile cpu lineup destroys any competing mobile ARM CPU, and the M1 evolved from that. So just running ARM isn't going to save anyone.
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by koffiezet 6y ago
I understand the machine is great or going to be great for most use cases. My mbp is my main workhorse, but as a freelance SRE "devops" guy, the Apple ARM platform won't be suitable for my job any time soon, if ever. Docker i
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by koffiezet 6y ago
From an operations POV, GraphQL is far from ideal. Every "GET" operation is a POST, there is no introspection and debugging requests is horrible. There are caching issues, and you need decent metrics and tracing across your entire
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by koffiezet 6y ago
I currently start my working day at 10, but I'd prefer it a bit later. I notice I start getting really productive around 16-17 - when all the early birds stop working (which also means less interruptions and meetings) My natural sleepi
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by koffiezet 6y ago
If you read between the lines, it's AMD's allocation of TSMC capacity that pushed nVidia out to samsung... TSMC has to spit out Zen3, RX6000, plus the custom versions for XBX and PS5, all around the same time...
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by koffiezet 6y ago
> - Microsoft making software for Linux? Huh? Is this an experiment? How long are they going to support it? Microsoft goes where the money is. They want developers to target their platform(s), and native Windows applications are a dying
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by koffiezet 6y ago
I'm more of a casual gamer these days, but a friend of mine was (and still is) a pretty hardcore gamer. I encountered discord somewhere in it's early days before anyone really knew about it, and recommended it to him at a time whe
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by koffiezet 6y ago
My grandma used an original HP Deskjet (from 1988) on a Pentium one computer running Wordstar and Wordperfect 5 on MSDOS until she moved to an elderly home in 2015. My dad replaced the rubber rolls on the printer a few times, and I think he
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by koffiezet 6y ago
Ehm machine is still quite important... I haven't followed MotoGP for a while, but I remember when Rossi switched to Ducati... That said, I always enjoyed watching MotoGP... Maybe should start following it again :P
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by koffiezet 6y ago
> and go for hydrogen fuel There are almost fewer cars running on hydrogen on the road right now than there are F1 cars on the grid (only half joking), and while many mainstream manufacturers have made prototypes and concept cars even be
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by koffiezet 6y ago
I only ever tried out a rails tutorial once, and coming from a C/C++ background, but having used with many languages, too many things felt like magic back then, but no further experience with the language itself, so can’t really judge
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by koffiezet 6y ago
You have this in vscode I think...
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by koffiezet 6y ago
Now I would probably also pick rust over go for something like an operating system, but this here was written explicitly to research the performance trade-offs of writing it in a high-level gc'd language. > go (and garbage-collected

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