madduci

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by madduci 6mo ago
Renovate can do it as well
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by madduci 6mo ago
Hasn't brought the ARM Macs? That was IMHO huge. And the iPadOS, the cheaper MacBook as well.
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by madduci 6mo ago
Can you please upload your work with the custom image on GitHub?
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by madduci 6mo ago
Most important is that that local SQLite gets proper backups, so a restore goes without issues
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by madduci 6mo ago
I said "fancy", meaning frameworks or custom things. With vanilla js everything is durable
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by madduci 6mo ago
Without fancy JS or CSS, sites can last decades easily
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by madduci 6mo ago
I stopped following the producer logic when Intel went from Pentium 4 to Pentium D
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by madduci 7mo ago
MFC is rock solid too
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by madduci 7mo ago
does anybody know if it will be available for shipping outside US? Seems a cool book, from the chapter preview
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by madduci 7mo ago
Have they "squatted" the name? It's the same name for the digital Sovereignty initiative in Germany https://opencode.de/
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by madduci 7mo ago
Since I can't sacrifice work time as employee, I can only sacrify my personal time, if I don't want to reduce family time. We do travel only to kids-friendly destinations for the time being
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by madduci 7mo ago
It happened to me and now, after more than 8 years, I find myself still in the situation where I am serving my children's needs and not having time to satisfy my personal ones. They go to bed when I am also tired. Trying to having an h
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by madduci 7mo ago
Where can I buy the $18 kit? A link to a shop would be also interesting, as interesting is the project itself
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by madduci 7mo ago
Since the inception of Raspberry Pi at least?
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by madduci 7mo ago
At least they signal that the project is open and free. What about projects using "Open" but they aren't? (See: OpenAI)
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by madduci 7mo ago
If anyone makes Linux running on this thing, it's a major gaming changer!
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by madduci 7mo ago
Is your calculation also taking cost of energy and personnel that keeps your own infra running?
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by madduci 8mo ago
Perhaps €200 is too low as price, but I don't get why generally only flagships (900+) are considered the only citizens to get that support. I remember the time only OnePlus flagship phones got the best LineageOS support back then, whil
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by madduci 8mo ago
Why? Some cheap smartphones are really powerful enough, the Software is bloated enough to feel sluggish
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by madduci 8mo ago
I really hope that the partnership involves support for low-end devices and not only high-end ones. Would be great to have a €200 Phone running GrapheneOS (e.g. G56)
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by madduci 8mo ago
The big issue for me is that Android Auto does not work without Maps for positioning and navigation. Tried to completely remove Maps and use other applications for Navigation, they do not even start, since the core positioning components is
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by madduci 8mo ago
You don't account the "reliability" of cloud. What if Azure goes dark?
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by madduci 8mo ago
TIL, thanks
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by madduci 8mo ago
Don't they get associated to a particular device?
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by madduci 8mo ago
For this reason I am avoiding it like a plague. It is an additional way to fingerprint your activity and the scenarios where you migrate your passkeys from a device to another seems not really well "oiled"
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Show HN: A VCluster in Docker with Terraform and Istio(github.com)
1 points by madduci 8mo ago|0 comments
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by madduci 8mo ago
It misses a lot of other breakfast options: - croissants - muesli/porridge/oatmeal - cookies - toasts - bread & butter (nutella too)
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by madduci 8mo ago
Need to add a charger (5V), a box and cooling. More like $160/170. An Intel N100 box or a used miniPC has more mileage. I own myself one of this and the support is pretty bad for anything related to graphics, while headless armbian wor
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by madduci 8mo ago
An Orange Pi 5 is already $130-140
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by madduci 8mo ago
3588 is not cheap at all

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