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by nolist_policy 3y ago
Wait, you can run crostini on ChromeOS Flex? I thought only real Chromebooks could do that.
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
Coming from linux and developing for linux, I don't share the authors experience. I mainly bought my chromebook convertible for university for notetaking. But now I am also doing all my freelance development work on open-source high av
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
To clarify, you can run standard linux apps in a linux VM with seamless file, wayland and X11 passtrough ("crostini"). Even nested virtualization works. And you can run android apps in a android VM.
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
At least Chromebooks are secure out of the box. It's sad Google seems to be the only player in this space who really cares about security. Every other OS is a shitshow by comparison.
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
Chrome cares a lot more about PWAs. WebSerial, WebUsb, etc. aren't supported on firefox.
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
That's news to me. Source? MicroOS is and will be its own cool thing AFAIK. I'm guessing they will provide a MicroOS based on Leap in the future.
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
If anything, BEVs have even more older processes built in for high-power dc-dc conversion, motor driving, battery management etc. Less gigahertz and gigaflop, more kilovolt and kiloampere.
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
Silicium chips and transistors are used for so much more things than cutting-edge computing. Germany is not really in that business (yet) so this is more a move to get their current supply-chain for automotive, machinery, etc. more independ
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
> The first problem with monitoring this way is that there's no guarantee that the message you're monitoring for won't change. This is a solved problem (at least for the linux kernel) with printk indexing[0]. So you can qu
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ChromeOS might split the browser from the OS starting later this month(9to5google.com)
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Google to Decouple Chrome from ChromeOS(aboutchromebooks.com)
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
I'm not going to analyze if this is illegal or not (I don't think it is). It has been discussed elsewhere already. But even if it where illegal, the only people in a position to sue would be the contributors of the upstream projec
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
Interesting how this will turn out in the future. I think longterm, Rocky and Alma Linux will have to switch to the ( oh so unstable ) CentOS Stream sources. I just don't see anything else feasible for them. In the end their users will
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
This doesn't change much IMHO. Already when you report a bug for some years-old piece of software (as is the case for LTS distros), upstream projects will first ask you to reproduce with the latest version or even straight from git mas
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by nolist_policy 3y ago
This is great actually! Redhat continues to keep the same maintainers and devs on payroll and working on the same open-source projects, so the OSS ecosystem won't loose anything in that regard. But where will the big research labs that
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by nolist_policy 4y ago
Fischertechnik - Basically the direct competitor to Lego Technics. At least in Germany.
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by nolist_policy 4y ago
Very easy actually. This is not officially documented, but with a recent enough kernel you don't have to install anything. You can grab the official rocm container and it'll just work. For example for Stable Diffusion see https:&
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by nolist_policy 4y ago
Offtopic: I really like the UI of that forum.
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by nolist_policy 4y ago
See also the Nostradamus Distributor https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2593095
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Desktop to Mobile – Developing for Multiple Platforms Without Losing Your Mind(youtube.com)
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by nolist_policy 4y ago
Also: If requirements change or new features are added, rather than only making the changes nescessary to existing code, rewrite code it touches. This forces you to keep all corner-cases in mind and will lead to more correct code. In a simi
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by nolist_policy 4y ago
set -o pipefail is your friend
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by nolist_policy 4y ago
The COLO effort is driven mainly by Intel China and they are currently deploying it at some Chinese cloud provider AFAIK. Unfortunately, as cool as VMWare FT and QEMU COLO are, you need high-bandwith and low-latency links between the nodes
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by nolist_policy 4y ago
QEMU can do that too nowadays with COLO (COarsegrained LOckstepping) [1]. It's quite fun to randomly yank a Node, wait for resync and repeat and see how the VM stays alive all the time. :) [1] https://wiki.qemu.org/Feat
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by nolist_policy 4y ago
What phone do you have and can it run osmand? There aren't many android flip phones...