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mkesper
10mo ago
Yes, but they should clearly mark updates. That would be professional.
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mkesper
10mo ago
With Debian as VM this would probably much leaner. Was shocked about current Ubuntu image sizes. E.g. no need to have to download about 500MB of firmware packages with each new kernel.
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mkesper
11mo ago
At least make them run pnpm instead of npm, disabling post-install scripts. https://pnpm.io/supply-chain-security
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mkesper
11mo ago
1. Improve longevity by charging Li-Ion only up to 85% of marketed capacity (can be configured at least on Thinkpads). 2. Open up the laptop and check if battery is swollen. After about 10 years, it's also a good idea to replace the CM
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mkesper
11mo ago
Every old hardware needing a fan is also a silent fire risk.
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mkesper
11mo ago
A vacuum sealer would probably help to avoid the humid air, too.
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mkesper
11mo ago
If you're not sure to invest in special hardware, cloanto offers bundles including most kickstarts and some software (games / apps). That's the easiest and cheapest way to get started. A500mini might also be a relatively chea
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mkesper
11mo ago
Only if you allocate (and pay for) more than 400GB. And if you have high traffic 24/7 beware of "EBS optimized" instances which will fall down to baseline rates after a certain time. I use vantage.sh/rds (not affiliated)
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mkesper
11mo ago
That's probably easier than figuring out using a complicated Helm chart.
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mkesper
11mo ago
I don't see the point of using ufw at all as Hetzner provides an external firewall.
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mkesper
1y ago
How do you manage node settings k8s does not yet handle with Talos?
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mkesper
1y ago
It's fast...because everything needs to be in memory. Expect astronomical cloud costs even for mid-sized data requirements.
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Please Support SomaFM
(somafm.com)
5 points
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mkesper
1y ago
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mkesper
1y ago
The lot of (partially scary) binary blobs is still an unsolved issue: https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy/issues/3224
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mkesper
1y ago
Sorry but I never understood how postman was a viable product in the first place.
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Git considers SHA-256, Rust, LLMs, and more
(lwn.net)
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mkesper
1y ago
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mkesper
1y ago
Awesome! Have you thought about adding a PETSCII font?
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mkesper
1y ago
Truly nice! Reminds me of https://10print.org/
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mkesper
1y ago
Adults grooming children in chats is absolutely a thing, this is completely different from talking any way they feel like to their peers face to face.
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mkesper
1y ago
I mean, it's basic knowledge that in BASIC printing a whole line is faster than poking characters in a loop. You can also simulate curses positioning by using strings of control characters https://www.c64-wiki.com/wiki&
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mkesper
1y ago
And quite new dilber.io: https://github.com/Omodaka9375/Dilber
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mkesper
1y ago
The server component is under GNU GPL: https://www.pdflabs.com/docs/pdftk-license/
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mkesper
1y ago
You can but the __default__ should be the safer option.
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mkesper
1y ago
You are both right and that's why so many projects are over budget or even fail miserably.
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mkesper
1y ago
Docker swarm v1 is dead, v2 ("swarmkit") is usable. Although, if you want to use it in production, you're probably better of with K8s. Don't get me started on docker using "the same" (but subtly different) file
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mkesper
1y ago
Sticking to nginx seems not to be an option for many as at least ingress-nginx will not be get any new features anymore (as mentioned in the article).
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mkesper
1y ago
Please don't use emojis in titles. Immediately looks like written by AI.
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mkesper
1y ago
This is a good reminder why it's important to own your communication stack yourself. Could happen also to all the projects relying on Discord etc.
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mkesper
1y ago
Little bit shallow article. Raspberry 3/4/5 are in a different league than RP2040. Newest Zynthian kits are updated for Pi5. There is also a big difference between using Linux (e.g. Zynthian) and running barebones (e.g. Minidexed,
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How FOSS Projects Handle Legal Takedown Requests
(f-droid.org)
154 points
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mkesper
1y ago
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