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by navaati 5y ago
> The solution is to have chargers at home, even slow ones. So screw everyone not having either their nice American suburban home or their nice luxury apartment complex with a parking spot and a charger for each flat ?
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by navaati 5y ago
And also compared to, for example, Oracle on RedHat.
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by navaati 5y ago
Decentralisation, basically.
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by navaati 5y ago
I hope at least someone will drink the resulting booze…
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by navaati 5y ago
A bit off topic but what is the status of the hypothetical norm that would allow to do DOM/Web APIs call natively from WASM without JS wrappers ? Because afaik it is one of the biggest blocker regarding WASM application (not compute-he
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by navaati 5y ago
> 5 if statements are explainable and subject to proper scrutiny. Except when they are secret. I will never know why my CV got sent to /dev/null that day, was I missing the right keyword for the fourth if ? For me the 5 ifs are
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by navaati 6y ago
You would also have to pay this expert witness… if you can.
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by navaati 6y ago
https://elonmusk.today/#teslas-are-boats _Someone_’s gotta try this though !
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by navaati 6y ago
Oh wow, had't thought of that, I'm shivering from Factorio PTSD at the idea of handling kilometers long trains !
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by navaati 6y ago
Oh, IP TV you get from you ISP in France today is totally multicast based ! Not on public internets tho, yes, that's limited to the ISP network.
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by navaati 6y ago
Oooh, I didn’t know PTX was an intermediate representation and explicitly documented as such, I really thought it was the actual assembly ran by the chips…
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by navaati 6y ago
Oh wow this is next level though.
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by navaati 6y ago
Ugh, slightly creepy. Thanks for your answer !
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by navaati 6y ago
"You visited about n sites before coming here" How the hell does that work ?
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by navaati 6y ago
It’s hilarious that the first "vulnerability" in the example report[0] linked in this page is basically "SSH is accessible". Well… Duh ! [0] https://www.rsync.net/resources/regulatory/PCI_usw-s0
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by navaati 6y ago
As compared to who ?
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by navaati 6y ago
Woosh :)
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by navaati 6y ago
> [async] “colorless” I’m super interested that you think that’s something that can exist, how would it work, what would it look like in your mind ?
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by navaati 6y ago
It’s frustrating to have to pay, but I think you can shell out something like a 100 bucks to get an Apple developer account and it allows you to install your own code on your own phone. I hope it’s a 100 bucks forever and not once per year…
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by navaati 6y ago
Whose eyebrows ? Can't a company invest however they wish ?
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by navaati 6y ago
There kinda is: Renault has Dacia.
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by navaati 6y ago
> Eventually the Comcasts of the world will sell off the majority of the IPv4 they hold to the AWSs of the world. And so died what was knows as "Internet" and AOL was resurrected…
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by navaati 6y ago
Yes (I was on my phone, that’s why I kept my secrets, sorry :) ). Basically that’s how you do it in a libvirt environment: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PCI_passthrough_via_OVM... . In qemu terms this translates,
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by navaati 6y ago
And it just turns out they hired the person in charge of that mod ;)
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by navaati 6y ago
What ? I'm permanently sharing a 2080Ti into a Windows VM. It's kvm, not esxi, but still, no reason for it to be a blocker. Yes I had to apply a workaround but this part was easy.
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by navaati 6y ago
Well, I don't know if the author is going to see this, but... I'm a young programmer and I think you've just, I don't know, "opened" something in me, something much bigger than the topic of JSON mapping. Not su
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by navaati 6y ago
What about the fact that some stuff just takes time, is that not conceivable to you ?
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by navaati 6y ago
Are you referring to the mountains in the south-west direction from Liverpool ? Lovely place, a true Voyage going there.
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by navaati 6y ago
And I’m still looking for the 'T'.
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by navaati 6y ago
Scaleway maybe ? They have the basic building blocks (compute, storage, networking, db, Kubernetes master).

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