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by merb 6y ago
dont you like personalized ad's? btw. I do not get the adtech industry either, most of these targeted ads are definitiv not in my favor.
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by merb 6y ago
btw. this blog is about binary/source compatibility, which is a fucking hard problem in nearly EVERY language. (maybe not in javascript tough)
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by merb 6y ago
why does a mob that tries to defame nazis, do nazi style tactics?!
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by merb 6y ago
when I started with hetzner there was no vlan, you needed to pay an "extra pack" and an additional network card for interconnection, with more than two servers you also would need to pay for an router and of course the time it did
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by merb 6y ago
btw. zalando operator is more rough, but still pretty easy to use. crunchy operator does not work in every environment but is extremly simple (btw. the crunchy operator uses the building blocks of zalando) used zalando operator since k8s 1.
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by merb 6y ago
besides the nfc api, which might be feasible with a good privacy the api's are simple not needed. nfc would be a good idea to make authentication over nfc devices feasible or nfc checkout. we basically developed a native app, just beca
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by merb 6y ago
what did the interconnection between the dedicated servers cost? in the past, there was no vlan support, i.e. you need to buy the interconnection, which was not cheap.
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by merb 6y ago
well it's not only that the developer editions most often have coil wine or deformed cases. no the xps 15" with windows are more often broken as well, deformed cases broken cooling, etc.
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by merb 6y ago
I think it's really strange that they redesigned it, but still do not have settings to use the full width...
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by merb 6y ago
maybe it would be cool to create a "webdriver" that supports Puppeteer.
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by merb 6y ago
actually you can't use an enterprise license for the app store. https://developer.apple.com/programs/enterprise/ it clearly says that: > Please learn about the Apple Developer Program first. The Apple Deve
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by merb 6y ago
well docker should not be your problem the latter are things an java developer should've heard about. well tbf CompletableFutures is relativly new in java, not in other languages of course (i.e. scala, c#, etc...)
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by merb 6y ago
I've never heard that somebody disliked vmware vsphere as an spa. the older flash one however...
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by merb 6y ago
well most of the time, my company deals with docker aswell. but my coworkers have nothing to do with it, it just is fully automated. the only problem we had, when introducing long running jobs that can be run while clicking a button inside
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by merb 6y ago
why is stolon more safe than? I tought stolon uses synchronous replication of pg aswell?
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by merb 6y ago
yeah, we started out with ansible aswell. but some stuff is just way harder. especially no downtime. haproxy is fragile and sending files via haproxy over ssh aswell. docker is also a standarized package+repository format. before we used so
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by merb 6y ago
most people probably want the following: - no downtime deployments - distributed jobs - as managed infra as possible without k8s some things would be hard.
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by merb 6y ago
> but back then it looked like a pretty big pita to admin - well it's also a pita to update services without a downtime. - and it sucks to update operating systems without a downtime. - sometimes you reinvent the wheel, when you add
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by merb 6y ago
async keyword 3.5
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by merb 6y ago
btw. you can't compare the two. dotnet works way closer to the metal than java does. that's due to better interop and also since span exists, which also has more/better control over unmanaged memory in a more accessible way.
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by merb 6y ago
> Now don't get me wrong, I am not saying C# is a bad language, just that when you compare it with Swift, Kotlin, Rust etc, it's clearly playing catchup. btw. it's the other way round. most modern stuff was in c# while the
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by merb 6y ago
not atomic
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by merb 7y ago
EME encodes the video content. i.e. without eme you can basically extract the video via tcpdump, with eme you can't since everything, even metadata is encrypted. the attack inside the pdf does basically mention the old technology which
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by merb 7y ago
yeah with a targeted attack. but I've meant big scale monitoring which person watches what. also eme basically solves this on the audo and video side. (maybe not the best solution tough)
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by merb 7y ago
well your first attack is only theoretically possible. but it's basically impossible in a big network. for a single user it's possible. for a network with gigabytes of data, it's basically impossible. it's not just a &qu
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by merb 7y ago
WCF is still supported and a lot of stuff works on .net core 3.x and more is coming in 5.x. webforms on the other hand... (which should die a more faster death)
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by merb 7y ago
well a lot of things in the business section had a different production which could directly import the data from the old one or different migrate the data. like business server essetnial or dynamics marketing most often the new stuff was m
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by merb 7y ago
red/yellow doesn't mean covid-19 full. clinic close to my birthplace always have had full low care beds and they build and build new stuff every ~5 years to keep up with demand.
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by merb 7y ago
i.e. you do not need a license to have commercial qt programs, as long as you correctly use LPGL as a license, which is really really simple. IANAL but their licensing pages and legal pages are extremly misleading.
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by merb 7y ago
which is way more complex to setup than k3s

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