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by mkesper 1y ago
The CRA should help here hopefully. See cyber resilience act Article 14 – Reporting obligations of manufacturers https://www.cyberresilienceact.eu/the-cyber-resilience-act/#
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by mkesper 1y ago
Debian testing (without security updates from unstable) is a no-go for servers as you are getting no timely security updates. https://wiki.debian.org/DebianTesting#Considerations
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by mkesper 1y ago
Etckeeper does that for changes to /etc https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Etckeeper
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by mkesper 1y ago
Why did you release it only for personal use? Any chance for an OSI-approved license?
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by mkesper 1y ago
Honing your own skills of logic, critical thinking and perseverance are never useless.
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Why "teach everyone to code" has become a dead-end slogan(hamishcampbell.com)
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by mkesper 1y ago
The meat seems to be in https://github.com/BlueprintLabIO/prompt-injector/tree/main/... , the generation could be done without any UI but then it probably would not look so flashy.
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by mkesper 1y ago
Yes, since 2021 they also support the same syntax natively: https://github.com/containers/buildah/pull/3133 While also supporting building Dockerfiles with buildah: https://github.com/containe
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by mkesper 1y ago
An emacs "distribution" like e.g. doom-emacs has worked to be quite stable for me.
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by mkesper 1y ago
NB: Not all parts of VSCode are open source, especially not many popular extensions.
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by mkesper 1y ago
Can you install it without a serial connection? Mine is still collecting dust...
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by mkesper 1y ago
But only english-german, sadly
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by mkesper 1y ago
There's nothing to be ashamed of when crying while being faced with the limitedness of life.
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by mkesper 1y ago
You migrate to Debian. Everything else is a bandaid that can be rug pulled any time Canonical feels like doing so.
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by mkesper 1y ago
Yes, honestly, when you're talking about planning for 40 years and more of backwards compatibility probably nothing beats IBM systems, and not only the big mainframes but also the smaller systems like AS/400 (nowadays System i).
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by mkesper 1y ago
NB mainly iVentoy seems to be suspicious, relying on Windows exploits to bypass certification needs.
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by mkesper 1y ago
Come on, you can join for one month, download the up to date version and leave again. Not too much asked for such a ressource.
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by mkesper 1y ago
Always use an open source OTP app for something like that.
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by mkesper 1y ago
Soccer very much depends on fitness too.
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by mkesper 1y ago
Fantastic, my suggestion would be to rename to Xenharmoniclib, though. harmlib sounds...harmful? to me
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by mkesper 1y ago
Because it's thematically a part of a git workflow.
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by mkesper 1y ago
This can actually be life threatening if done without proper tools and working fast fuses. So just use a kill-a-watt or any other such tool for safety! NB they're maybe not 100% exact but good enough to give an estimate.
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by mkesper 1y ago
It's interesting because you can turn this into meter-ware (like moskito nets) and it does not need fancy materials or coating processes, just clever use of geometry.
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by mkesper 1y ago
People downvoting my TLDR and all that nonsense about XLibre on top is making me sad.
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by mkesper 1y ago
Wayland supports nvidia cards, that they are not supported is FUD at this point in time.
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by mkesper 1y ago
TLDR (non-AI): The author raises very valid points about accessibility under Wayland. The "And Now We Don’t Have a Choice" subtitle seems to address that only Gnome seems to have usable accessibility under Wayland right now but ca
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East German Uprising of 1953(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mkesper 1y ago
No. This only looks at children that got leukemia.
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by mkesper 1y ago
The README is confusing me, could you mention how Kubernetes is created from your docker compose setup?
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by mkesper 1y ago
Workers maybe?

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