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by merb 3y ago
Well there is aad connect and aad connect cloud sync. Btw I still don’t get it that they have no solution to remove the last exchange server. It can be so easy to make it work, but well…
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by merb 3y ago
pretty sure thats dotnet 7 only stuff. I can vaguely remember a blog post about it: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/performance_improvemen... (I think this is the one?) it's faster in bigger arrays/list
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by merb 3y ago
that's basically not possible if you want sso between onpremise and exchange online: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/decommission-on-p... there are tools so that you do not need it, but well its no
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by merb 3y ago
> Exchange is actually still fairly prevalent, even among smaller companies. Although many of the smaller orgs that still have on-prem Exchange tend to have a migration plan to M365. and I hope they do. most of these smaller companies ar
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by merb 3y ago
You can actually fine tune to run the jvm at the same memory footprint as go. It’s just not easy to do so. Especially since it lacks structure/value types.
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by merb 3y ago
if they don't have bread, they should eat cakes instead.
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by merb 3y ago
NTFS? ActiveDirectory? UEFI? 64-Bit? Directly 11/12? Microsoft Hello (which is local to the is and supports U2f and thus webauthn , just not supported that much sadly) I’m a Linux/macos person, but I would never say that there wer
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by merb 3y ago
Meowth was only available in Pokémon blue. Once you get to the top 4 and can beat them money is infinite, but in red you theoretically can fail at the safari zone.
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by merb 3y ago
Well kinda. It’s more like a Java to js compilation than just a transpilation.
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by merb 3y ago
k3s is not just backed by suse its also a cncf sandbox project: https://www.cncf.io/projects/k3s/
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by merb 3y ago
Java is/was heavily used in the browser. GWT is actually a thing. Since Google dropped it, it lost a lot of users basically. But there are still some big users.
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by merb 3y ago
> (though newer versions of PDF allow embedding of Javascript, IIRC) Which comes with its own security issues/problems, especially since adobe is the leading figure of pdf viewing/processing. PDF 2.0 removed a lot of old crap,
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by merb 3y ago
slower to run, but when you keep the postgres connection open you will know that the job is still running, while with for update skip locked you would need to have a status and a job_timeout basically. so pg_try_advisory_lock/pg_adviso
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by merb 3y ago
you can even built a advisory lock queue in Postgres, which is way slower but has some benefits.
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by merb 3y ago
But in 2020/2021 we had a chip shortage on 8nm. Of course demand stopped in end 2022/early 2023. of course it was because crypto got corrected downwards. You can clearly see that in the slides
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by merb 3y ago
> microservices breed like rabbits in spring once developers make the first one microservices talking to the same db... thats not microservices thats a disaster. you basically combine the negatives of the microservice world with the nega
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by merb 3y ago
you just described wal files of a database.
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by merb 3y ago
btw. it's also bad to drop a column if you have multiple people in a team when they switch between branches. it's always a headache, so the best thing is to delay dropping/deleting. renaming stuff with that gets a little bit
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by merb 3y ago
I doubt that there will be such things. Vault for example. Its unlikely that it gets a big backer or will be a cncf project.
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by merb 3y ago
tbf the biggest factor is not steamos, it‘s dxvk, wine and proton , which basically is in itself „an os“ on top of the kernel. It basically brings „windows wrappers“ for Linux with „minimal dependencies“.* * not so minimal but makes it high
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by merb 3y ago
Well some companies believe something different like itext, they even mention something like > When using iText Core/Community under AGPL, you must prominently mention iText and include the iText copyright and AGPL license in output
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by merb 3y ago
I would never do duo 2fa only. It sucks if one of your factors does not work. Most of the time I always try to use two 2fa apps.
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by merb 3y ago
btw. elastic would not exists without lucense which in itself is already a open source library. they cried because of their license choice.
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by merb 3y ago
garage a competitor with a rust code based think thats legal.
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by merb 3y ago
> Like usernames. You don’t use usernames as primary keys for anything, do you? What happens when people marry? well it's extremly painful to rename the primary mail address or the UPN when it comes to microsoft 365 and active direc
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by merb 3y ago
Tbf the gdpr calls are justified. It is one thing to print a warning message on build but another thing to read dotfiles and mess with the filesystem of a user and send data from it to some server. No data privacy officer in Europe would al
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by merb 3y ago
The firewalld is for the trusted zone… and for the apiserver 6443 https port k3s comes with rbac enabled by default so if you want to access it via kubelet you need to open it?! trusted zone is used by overlay networks or node internal stuf
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by merb 3y ago
well in germany you get the dexcom "for free", but I'm not so sure about the reciever. my sister basically just bought an older used iphone for my niche and used that which was way below the price point and my sister also wan
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by merb 3y ago
and even they are looking into changing its shared memory and process model to work and make it multi-threaded: https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/31cc6df9-53fe-3cd... probably a way more problematic effor
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by merb 3y ago
for diabetes sensors you need to have a phone with android or ios to use the app which sends data to parents/doctors (stuff like dexcom)

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