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by mroche 7y ago
The explainer part of the terms (actually reading then clarified a lot): > We prohibit targeting individuals with content that references forms of violence or violent events where a protected category was the primary target or victims, w
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by mroche 7y ago
Huawei routers and equipment are not trustworthy because they are literally insecure at a firmware level. If you want an interesting read check out the Finite State’s “Supply Chain Assessment” of Huawei’s IoT and networking devices[0] relea
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Ask HN: What's your ideal laptop display?
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by mroche 7y ago
For those of us on mobile, is it feasible to paste the source here?
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by mroche 7y ago
It’s been a long span of time since I’ve used GitKraken or Atlassian Sourcetree, but GK had some serious performance issues with larger repos in my experience. Very clean app, though, and I did enjoy it. Right now, Im partial to Sublime Mer
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by mroche 7y ago
Though it has seemed to lose its market share over the past few years, there still isn’t a text editor to date that can efficiently handle what Sublime can. For me, it’s search, multi-cursor selection, OOTB shortcuts, and performance are un
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by mroche 7y ago
A hunter in our area back at home told us this was an issue (this was something around a decade ago). Mentioned that he always checked his catch on-site for TB, and if it showed any symptoms he’d just leave it there. It’s not worth the risk
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by mroche 7y ago
I expected this to be about system virtualization, not language VMs. Interesting though, but not my area of expertise.
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by mroche 7y ago
I can imagine. By ‘interesting’ I should have clarified: it’s like watching a bunch of kids argue over who can take care of a pet rock better, but in reality the rock is a cat being neglected in the corner. Not all selectmen are terrible, b
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by mroche 7y ago
The board of selectmen were always interesting in my town (at least to me, I didn’t really understand it as a child). Not sure if we are over the 12K minimum, but I doubt anyone would call us a city even if we were. Municipal ISP would have
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by mroche 7y ago
Firefox C
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by mroche 7y ago
Same here, though I can’t say I’ve seen the same issues with performance as others. Maybe because I’m not reading through several thousand line files, but loading the site and files is pretty snappy over here. It’s not like a static site, b
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CodeReady Containers – A local, minimal OpenShift 4 cluster(github.com)
2 points by mroche 7y ago|0 comments
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PyPackage: A New Python Package Manager (Written In Rust)(github.com)
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by mroche 7y ago
If I'm thinking of the same thread, the mentioned user created a speech to text accessibility platform with a partner developer (2 people operation) for disabled users.
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by mroche 7y ago
> Linux is perfect for development but nothing Adobe or Autodesk runs on it, which is extremely frustrating. True for Adobe, technically false for Autodesk if you aren’t in CAD. Maya and MotionBuilder (acquired from Alias in mid 2000s) r
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by mroche 7y ago
https://velero.io/docs
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Ask HN: Who’s Running OpenShift Cloud Platform 4.x?
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Why Go is a powerful language to learn as a PHP developer (Aug 2017)(flaviocopes.com)
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by mroche 7y ago
Further benchmarks on Phoronix of the 7502/7742: https://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=28142
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by mroche 7y ago
Pixar develops and sells RenderMan. The engine itself support Linux as the primary use case, but also Windows and macOS. They all support the same feature-set with the exception of Optix on macOS.
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by mroche 7y ago
I don't know who here is actively using or developing on the platform with that machine. If we had one here I'd be surprised. All that quote shows is that they are investing in Metal for Hydra so that other platform DCCs don'
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by mroche 7y ago
For small things you don’t want to think about or tiny/solo teams, I could see a use case for this. But the product has to be really, __really__, fantastic for bigger groups to consider the control trade off. I’m not bashing on the pro
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by mroche 7y ago
> If you build your application in Dark’s language inside of Dark’s editor, the reward is you can deploy it automatically on Dark’s infrastructure on Google Cloud Platform without worrying about all of the typical underlying deployment t
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by mroche 7y ago
The T495 may beat the T490 in most things (if other laptops are any representation) but now is not the time to buy it in the U.S. For us, there’s only 3 prebuilt models to choose from as customizing isn’t an option yet. I wanted to get one
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by mroche 7y ago
> Java is kind of a compromised Scheme-style language, or two of them (C and Smalltalk) rammed into each other at high speed, which also goes for Objective-C. Not much to add to the conversation here, but for some reason every time I rea
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by mroche 7y ago
The APU/mobile chips typically come later. Raven Ridge chips were released after their desktop counterparts, and the Zen+ (12nm) 3000U series mobile chips were announced only a few months ago.
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by mroche 7y ago
There is no ETA, the CentOS team never gives one and they aren’t giving one for C8. This release has a lot of build structure unknowns, like appstreams, so there’s no telling how long it’ll take.
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by mroche 7y ago
Microsoft themselves would have to practice that before they can preach it. All the start menu apps they try and force on users...
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by mroche 8y ago
I’ve joined across several devices (desktop, laptop, iPhone) with little to no issues. Maybe I’m just lucky and getting best case scenario?

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