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Qt Roadmap for 2021(qt.io)
2 points by mroche 5y ago|0 comments
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Also want to toss in that it is free for educational institutions as well. Just reach out to them and verify things and you can get a floating license setup with an agreed upon (iirc) number of licenses). For my university I got 100 license
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In the industry, studios will have different tech stacks that make them competitive for different areas. Some will have specialized simulations software for fluid dynamics, others really advanced rigging techniques that allow super realisti
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SideFX is the single most pleasant and hope-restoring company to deal with in this entire field. Other vendors have amazing teams, but top to bottom SideFX outclasses them all in terms of support, feedback reception, release cycles, feature
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I can assure you that legal teams in studios are just as aware as those in the tech field, even with the (for the most part) distinct lack of apparent software distribution. Even if it's just for internal consumption, legal likes to kn
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Some of us admins in the field like to joke that Autodesk isn't a software vendor, they are a licensing company. And to be honest some of their changes with regards to Named User Licensing is going to be a PITA for many studios. I&#x27
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Blender 2021 Roadmap(code.blender.org)
1 points by mroche 5y ago|0 comments
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Have a few old IBM Thinkpads around the house (courteous of the parents) with 4:3. First things I ever tried Linux on. They’re nice, but they add some depth to the machine that I’m not the biggest fan of (tends to make the device a square).
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by mroche 5y ago
> a 16:10 screen would definitely be up there. I’d take it a step further and suggest 3:2. Yes, more pixels (for matching X-dimension pixels) means more power draw, but you get a slightly increased height which is valuable real estate. A
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My chosen password manager (1password) still has a fairly awful linux experience. This is getting better - they're producing a native app now. Said native app needs to support the local browser extensions though! The desktop app is p
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Armv9: The Future of Specialized Compute(arm.com)
1 points by mroche 6y ago|0 comments
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Genuine question as I'm not a Rust professional, but if one was able to maintain the C API and headers to produce a drop in replacement for the current openssl implementation, would rewriting it in Rust produce a safer variant? This wo
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by mroche 6y ago
> Fedora-Cent-RHEL are boned. Care to elaborate on that? Curious where your position on this is coming from.
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Yes, and I did not mean to diminish that context, more so expand upon the "k8s not using Docker" side of things from the parent you were responding to.
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The difference being that Google has deprecated the shimming to Docker they had been doing with the “Docker” runtime to access containerd, so now it will go straight to the source by default. Red Hat OpenShift also switched from using Docke
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by mroche 6y ago
Maybe some kind of pre/post-push hook to automatically push to a secondary repo? Not entirely sure if this is possible, I’ve never written a Git hook before. https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git
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by mroche 6y ago
Like anything it's going to heavily depend on latency to the workstation in question. With cloud providers that have reasonable region coverage, it's not really that bad. In our tests, ~40ms latency is the upper bound of where you
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by mroche 6y ago
As stated in a sister comment, it looks like Netflix is using DVC NICE for their VMs. For the vast majority of this industry, the two larger players are Teradici with their PCoIP protocol (also licensed to VMware) and HP Remote Graphics Sof
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Microsoft’s $10B Pentagon Deal at Risk Amid Amazon Fight(bloomberg.com)
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> For me the most difficult thing about it is that it is another language grafted on top of Go, and it does not always do what you expect it to do. ... Ah, I see. At my first glance I thought it was just normal Go syntax. I’ll have to
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by mroche 6y ago
> by using Go's horrible templating minilanguage Any specifics that stand out to you? I haven’t done a lot with templating, but when I was investigating Hugo a while back it seemed straightforward enough. But that was at a high le
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by mroche 6y ago
Red Hat holds a series of OpenShift office hour type segments as part of their OpenShift streaming calendar. The specific segments range from weekly to triweekly (every three weeks). https://calendar.google.com/calendar&#x2F
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Container Plumbing Days (March 9-10)(containerplumbing.org)
1 points by mroche 6y ago|0 comments
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Extending no-cost Red Hat Enterprise Linux to open source organizations(redhat.com)
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> That is, a minimal base system that's built for immutable container images, providing just what's needed to bootstrap the current generation of language-specific build and package systems. At least for the first half, that so
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Disney Closing Blue Sky Studios(deadline.com)
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Relevant build options: option('dns-servers', type : 'string', description : 'space-separated list of default DNS servers', value : '1.1.1.1 8.8.8.8 1.0.0.1 8.8.4.4 2606:4700:47
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by mroche 6y ago
I'm not knowledgeable enough to answer that question. However, this is the only Twitter comment that mentions this on their page, and I don't have access to a Verizon account to verify their outage status memo. We had a flurry of
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by mroche 6y ago
https://twitter.com/VerizonSupport/status/135410988957298278... There is a fiber cut in Brooklyn. We have no ETR, as of yet. You can use the MY Fios app for updates. *EAG
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It’s worth noting that this is only phase one of the program expansion. There are future announcements regarding academic institution licensing and research institution licensing (e.g. CERN).

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