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691.
by merb 6y ago
> 50% of the cost well that depends, the higher subscriptions include it for free.
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by merb 6y ago
well schalke got relegated because of missmanagement, so yeah it was money oriented. and rb leipzig also got infused with money, but way way less than people think of and they kept their places without additional infusions, so... I guess th
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by merb 6y ago
> DOS programs still run on it, if that tells you anything trust me without dosbox a shit ton of stuff does not work anymore. heck even tons of xp software does not work on win 10 or needs patches (especially games) compat is dropped mor
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by merb 6y ago
#3 is stupid if it keeps inserting whitespace if you use git, its a horrible experience.
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by merb 6y ago
I'm not sure if the 64-bit thing solves anything. I mean I use rider with a 1,5gig heap and it is basically fast. visual studio was always slow and 64-bit probably won't change that.
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by merb 6y ago
I'm not sure if that is correct in the agpl sense...
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by merb 6y ago
well I've known more clever users, guess what you need to do if your password needs to change every 90 days, but you need to have a different password for at least 5 cycles? correct, you do it like that: - h@se2003 - h@se2006 - h@se200
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by merb 6y ago
it doesn't specifically we are a dell shop and they always priced their amd epyc server's higher. I'm not sure why, maybe they also added their board design development costs on top, where as intel they have more knowledge, s
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by merb 6y ago
powershell is okish, but installing. tools with it packaged in different formats with different installers and differnt options sucks.
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by merb 6y ago
btw. with msix or flatpak things did change significantly. well microsoft does it a little better because production msix create a kind of sandbox appdata/storage.
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by merb 6y ago
msix is truly a good format, but it has some limitations. it's hard to have external dependencies and you NEED a certificate.
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by merb 6y ago
why there is ask hn for that. built a nice api around that and you get high quality translation as a service. it also comes powered with a good AI.
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by merb 6y ago
actually thats not 100% true. asus has a motherboard for that: https://www.asus.com/Motherboards-Components/Motherboards/Pr... it's possible on the motherboard side (this board supports amd mobile), so it sho
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by merb 6y ago
and thunderbold 4
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by merb 6y ago
by definition sspl only qualifies as a source available license but it restricts stuff in so many ways that it is basically propriatary, even for normal uses. btw. even open source licenses are not free or libre, they also restrict usages,
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by merb 6y ago
sadly that does not contain Nuance Document Imaging, since that was already sold to kofax.
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by merb 6y ago
> The amount of radiation in that water is utterly dwarfed by natural potassium. You can use your search engine of choice to find the graphic, you will laugh. Negligible. well there is a lot of sealine, which would disagree if they could
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by merb 6y ago
> Lesson 2: Avoid using RAID controllers except for the most simple "pass through" mode. well raid 1 works aswell, if you can take the performance hit. most raid 1 drives inside a raid controller can be run outside of the raid.
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by merb 6y ago
1. Multi-tenant domains that probably should've always been in the PSL (ex. to provide cookie silos) but are only realizing now that they should be in it due to the arrival of PCM. uff, well I did not know about that list and we have a
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by merb 6y ago
well http digest auth is stupid. it looks more secure because the password is not sent unencrypted over the wire. however it still is bad. kerberos or even basic auth (because the password can be checked on the server against a real algorit
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by merb 6y ago
> Anxiety, at 17%, and mood disorders, at 14%, were the most common, and did not appear to be related to how mild or severe the patient’s COVID-19 infection had been.
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by merb 6y ago
> You can literally just hire a smart person and let them learn Go on their first day on the job which will make them good enough to start picking up the first tasks and be productive. you can be productive on the first tasks in any lang
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by merb 6y ago
well with this growth rate it could mean that in a few months with have dozens of c# companies with abusive managers.
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by merb 6y ago
just use k3s + (restic + velero [backup]) it's soo much easier you can basically install everything with the same tooling and update everything with the same tooling. if something breaks, bam you can just restore the whole cluster with
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by merb 6y ago
limit the action configurations file to be only editable by a configured set for a specific repo and give us a special folder like .github-action-commands or so that is scoped like that aswell..
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by merb 6y ago
yeah sorry, i was filled by rage, when posting that.
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by merb 6y ago
> You're completely ignoring that I'm complaining about the move to the cloud, and the restrictiveness of the contract. Even just continuing the old contract and staying with offline-Office would have been better. a cloud is a
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by merb 6y ago
that is a stupid comment. the techies inside unversities are horrendously underfunded. m365 at least will bring consistency and will probably also make your date more secure to third party actors. it also comes with a5 licenses with a speci
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by merb 6y ago
the 16 inch mbp is full of bugs, so it's probably a problem with the device (typing with one and still crying because of https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/16-is-hot-noisy-with-an... )
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by merb 6y ago
it's a little bit harder when your linux library is not inside LD_LIBRARY_PATH or the windows one is not inside a path. but there are tricks to override the loading behavior, it's just a little bit tricky since you need a loading

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