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merb
6y ago
I'm also a big fan of opensuse lately especially their tumbleweed microos. it's such a breeze to use transactional-update (automatically) and reboot a fleet with some looking mechanism (even with k8s kured). suse cured my containe
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merb
6y ago
on k8s there is: - crunchydata - the thing crunchy is based on (well actually they are more based on the underlying things like patroni): zalando postgres operator https://github.com/zalando/postgres-operator , really r
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merb
6y ago
> after Ryanair refused to refund a flight that was cancelled due to corona virus really really doubt that you even tried. In mainland europe you just needed to fill a form, after a month you would have your money back.
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merb
6y ago
Year the http stack was rewritten, But mvc handling was barley different between 4 and Core (besides namespaces)
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merb
6y ago
that wasn't a good move since 3.0 it's really really stable, heck even 2.1 and 3.0 barley changed. 5.0 is basically just a package upgrade (well npgsql+efcore has had some trouble, but that took only a few days) also if you did no
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merb
6y ago
TPMS is mandatory unfortunatly no sensor is needed for that. Here is a good german article about that: https://www.adac.de/rund-ums-fahrzeug/ausstattung-technik-zu... basically the following vendors only use indirect
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merb
6y ago
what about efcore does it work in f#? or is it bad practice to use mutable code/objects in f#? i do not want to go back to plain sql...
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merb
6y ago
actually in germany you can't get your hands on ANY 5000X series chips. there is basically zero stock.
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merb
6y ago
well the problem in our grid is mostly coal. it's cheap (in germany since it's subsidized for the next x years) but it generates exactly the problems in the article. basically mckinsey study is not against green energy, it's
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merb
6y ago
and shutting down mixer was a mistake. also they should've just grown mixer slowly and made it more accessible, it could've been a good twitch alternative..
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merb
6y ago
the biggest thing in the cloud is storage and managed databases. replacing a dead server with s3 is super easy. managing a database server can be challening aswell. if you have one node you still need to do backups and s3 is just way easier
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merb
6y ago
btw. there are error loggers which would print a stack trace in that case. i.e. slf4j. you can even do log.error(e, "blablabla");
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merb
6y ago
ah I tought orange means some kind of "private, pay chargers" because the green once looked like the free once in my area. edit: scary in my area (not england) I can only count ~6 high power charger stations in like 100km range.
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merb
6y ago
where does plugshare talk about the kw of the charger? i.e. they owned a porsche taycan which needs at least 50 kw. I've checked several chargers in my location that I know of that would not be able to charge a taycan. however I could
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merb
6y ago
> I set up piHole to try to prevent this but nothing stops it from phoning home via a direct IP. what exactly do you mean? I tought piHole sits "between" the tv and your modem? I mean it probably can easily firewall those ips.
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merb
6y ago
well apple's enclave is broken aswell. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/10/apple... well at least it needs physical access.
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merb
6y ago
kaniko is really really slow: - https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko/issues/1392 - https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko/issues/970 - https:/&
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merb
6y ago
what benchmark, that only tests cpu and maybe memory could he do? except compiling. I guess only a few people buy these for comiling software. I do not think the apple claims are that valid. I mean the macbook pro 2019 16" is complete
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merb
6y ago
unless somebody hates on the business, not for their food or whatever, just hating the owner or a person there or whatever. than he makes a negative review and it's impossible to actually remove it. even if the comment just says "
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merb
6y ago
I'm on a macbook pro 2019 16" and I don't want to post my results here...
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merb
6y ago
mac i/o at it's finest... it's probably also faster on linux.
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merb
6y ago
I'm unhappy with my MacBookPro16,1 I think it's slow, they keyboard is worse than that of my 2013 machine, the touchbar is useless and only produces heat. the fans are spinning 24/7 when an external monitor is connected. and
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merb
6y ago
mostly because it' makes a lot of stuff easier. like database upgrades (no downtime), especially when google gives zero fucks in implementing pg_upgrade support. also everything that @craigkerstiens said. (shamlessly point to his text)
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merb
6y ago
still no wal_level = logical, so sadly.
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merb
6y ago
> On the server, there’s a reason Amazon built Firecracker and Google built gVisor instead of just using the Linux sandboxing primitives. I think calling them “industrial grade” is pushing it when they’re rarely used as the first line of
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merb
6y ago
> Given the choice between (a) a corporate OS that requires me to perform some amount of work to "turn off" some "features" the corporation has enabled and (b) a non-corporate OS that requires me to perform some amoun
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merb
6y ago
well WinSudo.exe DisableSmartScreenAndCallVirus.exe Virus.exe might work if the first two are not smart screen detected yet. a simple program might not be detected by smartscreen yet.
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merb
6y ago
well as said its an elevated process that can completly disable smartscreen, so an attacker would only need to run an exe that downloads another malicious exe after it disabled smartscreen that would not be blocked.
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merb
6y ago
well it is more insane because if you have an elevated exe that can span other exe which would trigger smartscreen the elevated exe can actually put a smartscreen filter in it. I mean what is the point in smartscreening an exe that gets spa
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merb
6y ago
actually I think the problem is not that it is not available, heck /etc/hosts fixes wouldn't work than. it's that it is unresponsive as hell, and they have no system wide circuit breaker, if it is slow.
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