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by mcfedr 3y ago
That's what everyone thinks, until the user sticks an emoji in the name field
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by mcfedr 3y ago
The author shows how to-upper and to-lower change according to locale But making it clear which glyph to use is also a key feature!
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Yea, but be honest, you really only want to buy from FBA because that's the one that will arrive tomorrow
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Also with right to repair, you need to be able to disable signiture checks and upload custom firmware
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by mcfedr 3y ago
There is no such thing as an open source license that prevents others from doing something specific with the software, that's basically the point of open source.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Excellent. I've made and supported sevreral PRs in the past and they all seem to just drift around for so long
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Clearly this! Surely the key part of the article, it's already happening, so you might as well grab some good press and it's worked. It's better headlines for apple than them losing after years of fighting it, and getting ple
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by mcfedr 3y ago
It's a different segment, and there is more competition with consoles, you can buy a PC... But with phones, you basically need a phone to function in the modern world and with only two locked down choices, it's a problem for socie
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Who do you think is paying for it?
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Was it ever hard? Most of those utility classes have always been a line of CSS away
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Do you visit websites with it?
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Judging by all the titles on medium, click bait is still an important part of revenue, it's just not driving ads consumption but subscriptions
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Personally it's the only way to work with kubernetes. Terraforms change control is excellent. Cannot go back to helms upgrade and how it does what you want.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Because like it or not (good idea or not) people have come to rely on it for important things, news and journalism particularly
165.
by mcfedr 3y ago
It's not you. It's not even musk's first company called x
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Conveniently none of that association will go anywhere, just no one will know what it's referring to.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
It's not freely available, it's available for a limited set of uses. So it's not open source.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Yea, cla is a massive turn off for contributing. I've made a couple of small PRs but wouldn't do anything more substantial
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by mcfedr 3y ago
I run it on an Intel nuc, i5 8xxx runs great, along side a bunch of other self hosted stuff, nothing very taxing. Biggest thing was to put all the photos on SSD, at least the thumbnail cache if not all. I also run it, on my backup server, p
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by mcfedr 3y ago
They have to provide it as part of the chain of certificates that an acme client receives. So one more cert in every response.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
The large OEMs do, there is a long tail of much smaller (and often cheaper) ones out there
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by mcfedr 3y ago
There are quite a few such foot guns in nginx, it's part of why I've moved to using caddy.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
I had a similar experience, I had iPads years ago, and recently got one again assuming it would be great, but it's just the same as years ago, really needs a proper os upgrade
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Yeah, it's such an obvious use case and so limiting!
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Exactly this. I love being confident in making changes to code. Especially once a project grows and other people are working on it.
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by mcfedr 3y ago
What is the sponsor getting? They presumably knew what they were paying for, a hefty fine in their direction seems very appropriate
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by mcfedr 3y ago
Yes - but also no, we clearly have better answers to questions of race and slavery, and we shouldn't doubt that we made mistakes. That's not at all to disagree with the article, I think changing art of the time is very misleading,
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by mcfedr 4y ago
Curtailment of wind wouldn't be a problem if it's just because too much wind, but that's not the case, there isn't enough transmission, and we are having to use gas, that is a problem
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by mcfedr 4y ago
Because when they built a wind turbine they assumed all the time it's windy they would be making and selling electricity and that's all part of the calculation that made it a worthwhile investment.
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by mcfedr 4y ago
That assumes the problem of building wind far away from usage changes, right now most new wind is still being built in Scotland, and the problem will get worse not better without also investing in transmission

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