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2y ago
Out of all of the changes, I find > Permanently Disable the Security Manager Kind of blocker for many companies to move to Java 24
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I don't believe it's the same. What about charging multiple cars at 1MW though?
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I wonder myself, if countries are already having infrastructure problems, especially in summer, where also Air conditioning systems are active at full blast (I speak now from an EU perspective), how can these MW Chargers be able to handle t
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2y ago
I see that the maximum amount of ram is capped at 24 GB. 32 or 64 GB would have been really a bless, as much as setting the base model at 16GB instead of 8.
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2y ago
It's nice that not technical people can also create something new but it is more or less the same like DIY approaches Vs hiring professionals to do something. About software, it works, fine, but do you ever deal with maintenance, secur
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2y ago
Let's see if DeepSeek will make a distillation of this model as well
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2y ago
GitHub copilot has now introduced Claude as model as well
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2y ago
What about Mitte, Steglitz or Charlottenburg?
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2y ago
The TDP of 4 PIs combined is still smaller than a larger server, which is probably the whole point of such an experiment?
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2y ago
Exactly. Using a boring stack like jQuery would have been already good enough to let them concentrate on solving business problems rather than stack ones
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2y ago
Do people still insist on coding tasks? Why don't simply formulate questions that await a broader and deeper knowledge of things, which helps to know how far the candidate can go? And for questions, I don't mean "it's be
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2y ago
And a similar product already exists, Langdock
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2y ago
I agree with the take, unfortunately the new construction with Fiber to the home, this becomes less and less feasible, since ISPs expect to have routers with the fiber cable input as WAN port. This is the case of Iliad in Italy. In Germany
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2y ago
And in winter, depending on the region, it might generate 0kW
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2y ago
Hoppscotch is a very cool product and now they also support the mTLS authentication, which was a long-awaited one. We moved out from Postman to use JMeter, since back then the feature was not available. Pretty happy to see it here again.
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2y ago
There's one way to get off: move to Lineage OS or postmarketOS and enjoy the device further
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2y ago
Well, the planet is terraformed
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2y ago
While I might agree with you on some points, I don't want to spend time reinventing the wheel and introduce bugs into it. Take for example standard communication message formats like FHIR or HL7. You definitely don't want to imple
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2y ago
This or get a balance bike (in Germany, Laufrad) for your kids and let them learn to balance. The switch to a full bike is then flawless.
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Have your own domain name
(social.wildeboer.net)
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2y ago
Congratulations. Do you plan to launch a Linux version?
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2y ago
I personally care. And misusing a browser engine for this is just terrible. It could have been a native UI application, there are many cross platform native UI frameworks out there, just saying
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2y ago
> So I went old school - manual HTML copying. Yes, it's primitive. Yes, it works. Sometimes the simplest solution is the best solution. So it isn't automated at all
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2y ago
Let's see when this will be released to the free tier. Looks promising, although I hope they will also be able to publish more details on this, as part of the "open" in their name
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2y ago
Nice idea, but why do they use Google Drive for sharing their code?
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> Priced at US$89 for a complete OpenWrt One with case (or US$68.42 for a caseless One's logic board) I see EUR €103 when I open the website.
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2y ago
Your best bet is Tasker. It is probably the most known automation system, you can define scenarios and different kind of events
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2y ago
TIL Windows 3.1 was running on MIPS
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2y ago
Interesting approach, but without providing a conan/vcpkg in (the end of) 2024, makes only friction. We are not living in 90s anymore..
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2y ago
Where can I see the code for this?
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