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by neop1x 7y ago
yes. And additionally it uses a new Dart language, requiring re-training JS programmers, unusual and less readable noodle-like code, slow single-core compilation and not as much 3rd-party libs and plugins as they are for JS and Cordova, Rea
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by neop1x 7y ago
It is better now with kubeadm. There are still lots of things to learn and lots of breaks which can happen but after months of learning I now have my hown cluster and it works perfectly. It mounts NFS store, also use local storage and I pla
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by neop1x 7y ago
Here is an awesome presentation from Rancher about how cloud providers are not providing resources but convenience and want people to buy more and more services. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mnu477057W0 full slides etc are
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by neop1x 7y ago
String operations of C look so much cleaner and complete than those "algorithmic and templating" ones of C++. And C++ can quickly become difficult to read after overloading various operators on classes or after using fancier less-
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by neop1x 8y ago
It is always surprising for me to see how mainframes have always been one step further. I don't have any experience with them but I've learned that there have been for example live VM migrations between hosts for a long time alrea
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by neop1x 8y ago
exactly. Like here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10624087 or here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19482191 for example...
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by neop1x 8y ago
There are nice USB external keyboards available, you know. With a proper set of dongles, you can set yourself a proper typewriter. :P
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by neop1x 8y ago
It is very inconvenient, ineffective and slow. For example lists are slow as hell. And the syntax is kind of workaround - look at '[' executable for example. It definitely has its place in CS history and it made things possible in
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by neop1x 8y ago
It should be implemented in a "global" way. Instead of filling in no tracking forms for each website, they should be forced to honor DNT (do not track) header. Similarly on OS level, it should be possible to say to all apps that I
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by neop1x 8y ago
Lots of people are killed by alcohol, why is it not banned already? Lots of people are killed in cars - let's ban them. You are not eating healthy, not enough vitamins and nutritions? Put you in jail! Tragedies happen, but why can&#x27
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by neop1x 8y ago
I host my email on my server for years. This is how email was designed. But unfortunately, most people tend to follow monopolistic, centralized services..
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by neop1x 8y ago
it may be fully there, just disabled in software. I was able to query vpro firmware version from Linux on my laptop, which is "non-vPro" and I was able to use me_cleaner to remove most parts of ME firmware and physically flash the
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by neop1x 8y ago
Just delete Twitter account and create a Mastodon account :)
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by neop1x 8y ago
yes, free software and open-source did wonders and I am so thankful for all the devs who made it possible, thank you! On the other hand, there is a growing number of insecure and closed IoT garbage devices. It will be common to see a wifi a
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by neop1x 8y ago
...and develop without "npm install" of 2 GB of dependencies?
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by neop1x 8y ago
Now they only have to force us install some kind of proprietary filtering binary to the every server. It's starting to be like a chinese firewall on the source side.
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by neop1x 8y ago
Google is well known for killing projects :P https://killedbygoogle.com/ . But who knows. It's still to early to judge in this case.
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by neop1x 8y ago
I tried to start android development couple of times and it was impossible for me. The last time I created a new project from the Android Studio built-in template, it was broken from the start - UI editor throwing an error, googling didn&#x
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by neop1x 8y ago
People... please... move to Mastodon https://mastodon.social/ . There is no point in using commercial centralized service for things like sharing short message. I hate Twitter because: - slow javascript - ads - won't sh
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by neop1x 8y ago
because you have to agree with every change vendor make. If they double pricing, you pay twice. If they ban service type you host, you have to stop. If they make an incompatible change in some of the hosted parts, you have to adapt. If you
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by neop1x 8y ago
I am scared of Helm. I would expect most people install helm chart like a package in Ubuntu, without knowing what it is going to do, what images are going to run and why. What if something malfunctions? What if helm upgrade won't succe
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by neop1x 8y ago
New kubeadm makes is easier to set up a cluster from scratch. But the complexity truly is there and it's difficult to understand all parts of it. But - clusters are complicated. Running hundreds of workload jobs in a manageable way sho
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by neop1x 8y ago
"takes the safety and privacy of our customers seriously" - so far every company said that.
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by neop1x 8y ago
NSA is the world-wide espionage agency. They welcome these leaks. That's why security bugs found in Windows are first sent to NSA and later eventually to Microsoft to fix. Read more about Snowden's leaks, read stallman.org.
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by neop1x 8y ago
... and it is probably going to be even worse with BSD/MIT/Apache-licensed eventual Android replacement in development called Fuchsia. More modifications by vendors and manufacturers, more preinstalled malware and bloatware, less
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by neop1x 8y ago
for all of that you can use $30 raspberry pi... for some of that you can use $5 raspberry zero and get wifi on board
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by neop1x 8y ago
Sold out or pre-order with $50 shipping. But it's definitely a nice piece of HW! Can't wait what clever people make with it.
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by neop1x 8y ago
I am a fan of electric cars but why no one seems to care about SW and HW inside, especially for always-on, always-connected HW? I've heard they had to SSH into customers machines to fix something. And that one day they kept Kubernetes
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by neop1x 8y ago
I often visit many sites every day and I often see big popups with full "ad partners" configuration. I don't have time for this! Sometimes, if I can see at least three lines of an article text in the middle, I try to read thr
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by neop1x 8y ago
block javascript ;)

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