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merb
5y ago
> At high scale so basically you mean that this only applies to like 0.001% of all websites/apps. thus it's stupid to do it. I mean even than you would have an error that you need to bubble up or circuit break it somwhere but p
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5y ago
I think the package he used, also has some kind of pipe authorization access control.
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merb
5y ago
your assumption about metallb is wrong. metallb uses the range you configured and btw. you can disable the auto assign via: `auto-assign: false` https://metallb.universe.tf/configuration/ However now your Type: LoadBal
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5y ago
well the same for techemporer benchmarks. sorry but some of that stuff is as shady as the benchmarksgame. I really don't get it, why people don't create 100% benchmarks instead of specialized ones.
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5y ago
> "Accenture (the biggest Microsoft partner)" actually accenture's biggest partner is not microsoft, it's money. really, they would sell their employees souls for money.
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5y ago
> Microsoft's DRM on their latest xbox is insane as if it was better in flight simulator dvd edition deluxe premium whatever. that thing gave me windows 98 floppy vibes and than the windows store basically failed to play it, even on
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5y ago
> How come they break Javascript semantics and execution flow? wait what? since when do they break execution flow and javascript semantics?! useEffect(function () { }); when exactly do you think the function will be called? - correct onl
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5y ago
our webpack based build took 70000ms (70s) to finished with a cached built. it only took 5s in esbuild (esbuild has no cache... or at least i don't know it yet).
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5y ago
and most of the time you can't handle it anyway. I mean consider you are having a database query and it fails because the connection error'd (network split). what to do know? restart the network switches and wait? of course not in
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5y ago
> Source: AnandTech.... where I wrote about it :) if you wrote it, it I wouldn't count it as a source /s isn't that than a bit risky to put something into the bios which might disable intels advances? and especially if not
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5y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=Wind+Turbine+Blades+Can’t+Be... the first link is basically your second link [2]. the rest are mostly links about that the problem from non recyclable is mostly a problem that only exists, be
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5y ago
and of course the sandbox is also third party code... uf... you now went from using 1 third party code party to two. good job.
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5y ago
a lot of people underestimate how expensive it is just to have a 10g/25g/100g network and maintain it. that alone is extremly expensive. especially when you want it over multiple locations. if you want to connect two datacenters w
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merb
5y ago
btw. webforms is dead. thank god.
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5y ago
not the best idea. because between .net 5 and .net 6 not a lot has changed. while 3.1 to 6 is waaaaaaaay more work than just 5 / 6 (which prob is just changing the version) especially on aspnetcore
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5y ago
well i hoped it would be easy to publish wasm modules that also works outside the browser. I'm not sure if that is possible tough.
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5y ago
msbuild had publish since at least .net 3.5 (when I started to use the platform) it was just a little bit akward to use tough. and of course dotnet publish is 1000x better than msbuild with it's obscure syntax (which got way better in
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merb
5y ago
btw. ses now offers unique sending ips
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merb
5y ago
you know for performance the new table would've needed a string index aswell?
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5y ago
... and in the same time they build even more hydro and other renewables, with even more money. china is just using everything to stop being that dependant on coal. it's just that their governement just does not care and builds everyth
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5y ago
btw. i use a nh-dh15 and run the blender test and i only did go to ~65° maybe I was lucky with the silicion tough. but the stock cooler was horrible.
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5y ago
actually you are either wrong or didn't even watched gamersnexus. because they rated the 5600x amd as one of the best gaming cpu for a long time.
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5y ago
> FWIW, my water cooled AMD Ryzen also shoots up to very high temperatures immediately when loaded. It can touch 80C like a lightswitch. you should probably looking at a nocturna dh15, no ryzen (on the market) will get to 80° when loaded
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5y ago
the same how you would do it in angular, you write a service class or function, you can structure those however you want.
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5y ago
well now it's child pornography which they use to push such things trough. all people hate child pornography, but I mean, who would use whatsapp for such things? I mean seriously what are they even thinking? making such a thing go trou
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5y ago
i've seen way les than 10% overhead on modern hardware with sr-iov compat devices. it really depends on your network card/raid controller. some servers (and some cpus) are just not optimal for running virtualized stuff.
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merb
5y ago
at least it, fixed it. of couse it's just a duck tape fix, but well. at least it works.
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5y ago
ah yeah LPDDR4X, well it's LPDDR4X memory which is fater than conventionell DDR4 memory, I tought it's ddr5 already since lpddr memory comes way before next gen dram/sdram
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5y ago
Is ist? I Tought that glueing memory in the die will always yield a better memory bandwidth? Also the new phone Uses ddr5 which is not possible in the desktop (yet)
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5y ago
which fixes the gpu overheating with external displays. took a while for them to find a fix...
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