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by merb 5y ago
how do you handle no downtime deployments? how do you backup data? I rather would use kompose+kustomize to convert it to k8s and than use k3s with ingress-nginx with hostPath and backup local volumes with velero.
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by merb 5y ago
ever heard of http.sys? because they can
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by merb 5y ago
well it depends, my company offloads md5 and uploading files inside a web worker. producing an md5 within the browser for a file is a task that would block the ui, but within a webworker it is really simple, we also upload the file than ins
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by merb 5y ago
well if you need more than one server, mysql has vitess, which is huge. postgres has citus, but that is way more complex to setup than vitess. I still would never use mysql, just because of vitess.
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by merb 5y ago
the problem is that NO monitor works. it's not a bug just with 1440p, once you connect an external monitor it jumps without closing the lid. I use two 1080p monitors, but a single one does not work, aswell, closing the lid fixes the pr
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by merb 5y ago
without the lid closed, no monitor works. I use 1080p monitors that do not work.
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by merb 5y ago
no exchange. there is owl but I did not find it satisfying
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by merb 5y ago
?! > This is less a problem with threads because of preemption (though they of course compete for shared resources like database time). eh, just because ONE implementation of async is single threaded, does not mean that others aren'
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by merb 5y ago
if the price would be a quarter it would make sense, but running a 1cpu 2gb instance for 24h*30d will cost 25 USD, wtf... (without data transfer rates..........)
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by merb 5y ago
well also most password managers disable the native autofill, i.e. 1password x disables native autofill in chrome/firefox
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by merb 5y ago
yes it can, see the "demo" os from the rancher guys: https://github.com/harvester/harvester they created a flull blown virtualization stack with a gui.
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by merb 5y ago
well theoretical efficiency can never be achived, also it might be more efficient than gasoline cars it can never be more efficient than BEV, because you need to convert power into hydrogen and back, converting anything always has losses
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by merb 5y ago
> That's also why it's so light, since in H2O, 90% of the weight is the oxygen. which also makes it unsuitable for moon cars.
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by merb 5y ago
they even need a battery aswell which will wear. since the cell is too sluggish to be fed directly to the electric motor.
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by merb 5y ago
Superchargers can only take around 25 minutes for a model y, it heavily depends how many people are on a charging station. of course not every car can be "filled" with 250kW, it also is a huge wear on the battery. btw. hydrogen en
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by merb 5y ago
well I am (or rather my company) is a paying customer aswell. they offering is really cheap and you get tons of family accounts for free. but I think a subscription model always depends on the use case, I mean it's probably impossible
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by merb 5y ago
> [ ] it is incapable of delivering current at sufficient levels. is this a problem? I mean li-ion cells used by tesla only have around 4 volt and ~3000mA. I would consider size per cell/thermal per cell (as you stated warm/col
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by merb 5y ago
> And yet, every German speaker seems to be able to remember this, without evidence of them being better at memorization than others? actually we don't the system is so stupid that we try to remove the gender altogether or try to ma
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by merb 5y ago
you never used systemd?
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by merb 5y ago
well without atomic access your state would be wrong. there are languages that allow stuff like that, but if you do it you can still have the wrong number. i.e. in c# something like you wrote is possible but when getting multiple requests,
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by merb 5y ago
yeah but most languages have stuff like Atomic integers or other things.
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by merb 5y ago
> Yes, indeed. It is really pleasant compared to how it was 10 years ago, and still -- code written 10 years ago, even code written 25 years ago still runs in modern browsers. It's amazing and wonderful. sadly that is not true. som
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by merb 5y ago
every language?
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by merb 5y ago
some shortcuts are just stupid. sorry, but coming from a mac some things are a little bit wierd.
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by merb 5y ago
block them via dns. most users that are on facebook probably do not know how to go around that block.
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by merb 5y ago
open source projects that want public funding should do stuff like that in the open. and record it.
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by merb 5y ago
dude are you insane? in germany your 9000 EUR salary would be huge. and saying you put 1000€/mth away before you calculate is even more insane... You would get a Netto of around ~4.800 €, which would be more than 80% of all germans wil
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by merb 5y ago
> Lets say solar, is the measurement made during the day? Because for most of the clock, they added zero solar. should I tell you what most people do during the night?
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by merb 5y ago
not sure why you are downvoted. you basically said nothing wrong the article is plain fud. as if germanies' co2 emission alone did make our world wide temperature rise so bad. the study/article also dismisses so much things. like
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by merb 5y ago
Isn't it funny that itch.io even has a sexualized/porn game on iOS? > https://fymm-game.itch.io/dead-dating-demo > https://apps.apple.com/app/dead-dating-pd/id1554938911 w

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