megous

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721.
by megous 3y ago
It does not require either of those.
722.
by megous 3y ago
Yes, customers will love anything that helps them. You can get customers to love you by adding any kind of automation for stuff they had to do by hand up to that point. Does this mean there should be 10 articles per day shared about "I
723.
by megous 3y ago
So why did you buy any Pine64 stuff in the first place?
724.
by megous 3y ago
So what's the famed MediaTek based Pine64 device? And who are these Pine people, exactly?
725.
by megous 3y ago
OG Pinephone is 4.5 years old. And it definitely has a very different level of SW support than when it was released. There were also several HW revisions based on community feedback. Far from a scam.
726.
by megous 3y ago
H.264 video decoding is mainline for RK3566. Pretty sure I compiled and tested ffmpeg v4l2-requests branch for my Pinetab 2 recently and it worked (with wayland). Yeah, RK356x has mainline support for VP8/H.264/MPEG2 decoding. ht
727.
by megous 3y ago
All of these devices are already usable quite well for some purposes. Pretty much the level of support follows how long they were available. But neither is particularly unusable.
728.
by megous 3y ago
So what prevents any process from the developer machine connecting to 1337 port and being treated as authenticated?
729.
by megous 3y ago
This website is now like 30% about this probability based autocomplete nonsense. Feels like all those bitcoin hypes and "running everything on blockchain" fad of few years ago. Now it's running everything through "large
730.
by megous 3y ago
Based on something "real" like scam/fraud metrics, or just "this is what Tim Cook wants me to think"? Both stores are walled gardens. One onboarding experience: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3
731.
by megous 3y ago
https://nanoreview.net/en/phone/apple-iphone-7 > Response time 35.5 ms So at 60 fps, that's 2 frames delay + some. (and this is just display response time and doesn't include the content rendering, d
732.
by megous 3y ago
Used to be simple to workaround this with basic web APIs (el.value = 'whateverIwant'), until this newfangled web framework from Facebook broke the web.
733.
by megous 3y ago
Yeah, no. Just tried on rando iPhone SE 1st gen I have here for some tests, and it lags on scrolling just like any other phone from similar era. You just slide back and forth slowly and observe the content of the screen pretty clearly not f
734.
by megous 3y ago
It's pretty clear what it means, based on the goals of the license: To allow the user to easily replace/modify the (L)GPL licensed (part) of a program. For GPL, that means you can only include GPLed code if you make the whole pr
735.
by megous 3y ago
Fine, but it's useless then.
736.
by megous 3y ago
Legal aspects of something that can never happen? Why? Try legal aspects of reverse engineering a binary driver. That's more realistic.
737.
by megous 3y ago
Yes, "bare" single-user VM with no publicly available services is something you barely have to manage if at all. It's not like it's bare metal where you have to deal with it failing. 4 rented/hosted offsite backups
738.
by megous 3y ago
You don't just sniff a 48Gbit/s protocol as a random hacker. That's not what happens in the real world. A real-time scope that could do that is in the $1mil dollar range. At best a random hacker will reverse engineer the bina
739.
by megous 3y ago
You can do what you love and have no money. Depends on what you love. Seems like this guy loves creating money making businesses. Someone banging out some obscure GNU code, because he loves it, will not be bathing in stacks of $1000 bills.
740.
by megous 3y ago
> One thing I realized is that if you don't work hard and generate wealth, your next generation of family won't enjoy the life that you had, as wealth compounds really quickly and not accumulating makes generations start from s
741.
by megous 3y ago
No. It's all C code in the stacktrace. And kernel devs still don't have to deal with Rust, if they don't want to.
742.
by megous 3y ago
Is this about the movie industry again?
743.
by megous 3y ago
Manage what? The OP talks about SSD USB sticks and external HDDs. You plug it in, format it, maybe enable some encryption once at the beginning, and that's it. If your data fits a single drive, there's no management to speak of. T
744.
by megous 3y ago
You don't see both sides, that's pretty clear from your descrition. And the original event is about an IT/devops engineer for the air force not wanting to be even this remotely part of Israeli mass attrocities/genocide&#
745.
by megous 3y ago
And how should he run them? He has to manipulate HW things to do the backup. It doesn't mean he has to do 10 steps for each of these backups. It can still be in a script.
746.
by megous 3y ago
What complexity? rsync to 4 locations, likely from some script?
747.
by megous 3y ago
Is this website a court or ombudsman or what? If a business suddenly charges you 10000x more than usual, just take them to court.
748.
by megous 3y ago
Other thing is that he was a devops engineer and a web developer. So one would think that maybe at least american ITs would care why one of "them" would self-immolate in a form of protest, or have a passing note of sympathy or at
749.
by megous 3y ago
Sorry, but when discussing the article, I assume the context of the article. Context of the article is "I use Raspberry Pis around my home as everything". I don't really care about industrial anything in that context, nor 10k
750.
by megous 3y ago
I have not said anything about objectivity. Eg. "political sensibility" filter at the output of the model only reveals bias on the Google side. (They're not hiding it really) I don't have any bias in what I'm saying

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