mvanbaak

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by mvanbaak 4y ago
I'm a lot on boats and before covid also in planes. I would not be able to do my coding on my desktop at home (which, like yours, has a good fiber connection) Even if I wanted to, I cannot get a stable and fast enough connection there
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by mvanbaak 4y ago
if all you need is shell/tui, sure. what about app development, web development etc?
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by mvanbaak 4y ago
They are probably talking about building the cluster yourself, not the RDBMS itself. aws (and most other cloud providers) have this cluster management handled for you.
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by mvanbaak 4y ago
This only works if both the desktop and the notebook are always online and on a good connection. For the desktop, this is doable (although not everywhere, first world is pretty good connected but besides that it can be really hard). For the
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
cheap ... depends. If you want good quality, brightnes and lifetime ... they are at the same price or more expensive then tv's (4k hdr projector is quickly over 4000 euro)
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
> some TV makers remove functionality if you refuse to participate in their online ecosystem The whole idea is to have no functionality on the tv. Just display the images ;-)
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
things like starbucks or wework or whatever shared office space rentable by the hour are a better solution for this then big office spaces that stay empty most of the time.
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
wechat isn't used that much in europe, so they will simply ignore it and dont do any business in europe. I can see other non european companies doing the same, and I'm not totally sure the outcome is in the best interest of the pe
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
It wont break it. You can send and receive the messages. To decrypt it, you will need the same app as the sender used. Basically how it works with email. If you pgp encrypt the message and the receiver only has smime at the moment, they won
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
Linux is just a kernel. Others provide a complete os i cluding ways to distribute security patches. Apples and oranges.
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
They will switch to cars for delivery. No thanks. I agree that the current situation is bad. How about using all those empty properties in ahopping centra?
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
'The Cloud' is just someone else's computer. Nothing more nothing less
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
we do this at dinner as breakfast .. meh .. I like to stay in bed as long as possible before I have to take a shower and run to work ;P
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Bungie Joins Sony(twitter.com)
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
Pirating is driven by more then just price. When the streaming service blocks certain subtitle/audio languages (that they do have available if you have an account with them but in a different region) and they DONT allow you to watch th
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
Good luck. If you still have a valid payment option in the original country, you can stay subscribed. But if you move to europe, and you want a south-american netflix account, have fun trying to get it paid. Also, subtitles and audio tracks
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
This. Cancelling shows, pulling content to replace it with ... nothing (sometimes they pull content to force users to watch the new netflix original reboot), providing only a subset of available subtitles/audiotracks based on the regio
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
This subtitle thing is a real mess. Netflix content that is available in .nl and .br (I'm in .nl, my wife speaks pt-br) only have a couple of subtitles (english, german, sometimes dutch) and the same content in .br has totally differen
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
torrent it?
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
Where I worked before it was normal to send resignation mail to $manager of user.
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
> I would love it if I could see what companies, governments, and people near me were spending their money on. It would enable me to make better decisions. I dont get this. I mean, spend your money on the things you need, and if there&#x
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
of course they should be rolled. Even if slack would delete the message, clients like bitlbee and wee-slack exist, and save the messages as soon as they came in, and slack will not be able to delete them. Bots get those messages as well. Ju
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
Yes. They simply call city/state/country X, and tell them: Yo, we are going to build a datacenter farm here for AWS. You are not going to tax us, provide half the funds, and we will try to source the workforce in your region mkay?
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
There are solutions for this: http://www.daemonology.net/blog/2020-01-27-Announcing-imds-f...
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
And nobody ever printed adult toys ;)
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
> Docker for Mac is really just bad for your use case. Nah, not just for mac, docker is really just bad. period ;P
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
Why do people prefer the scanning on the cloud storage? That means it will never be encrypted and stored unencrypted on HDD's in someone else's computer. 'scan -> encrypt -> upload' is in my opinion better than &#x
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
'During Apple’s event, a plane circled the company’s headquarters carrying an impossible-to-miss message' They do know that: - The event was all pre-recorded - Nobody was there to see it. People were either at home or inside watch
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
They can still use lightning, they just cant have that be the charging port ;-)
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by mvanbaak 5y ago
Title is a bit off. They want to force all electronic devices that have a charging port to have this charging port adhere the usb-c standard. There's a specific exception for e-readers and ... wireless charging. So what Apple (and othe

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