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by nsteel 3y ago
That's a bit confusing when gigantic.com is "one of the UK's largest independent ticket agencies".
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by nsteel 3y ago
True and this is a feature I love. Except if you go too big, it seems to crash. I'm yet to work out what the limit is but when I'm unsure I reach for glogg.
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by nsteel 3y ago
I don't know what sort of mention you are looking for but there is a blog comment that mentions it.
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by nsteel 3y ago
Using --break-system-packages is a far clearer way to do the same thing.
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by nsteel 3y ago
Exactly the same as every other hardware supplier. For pi there was some kind of scheme for businesses who _actually_ needed the hardware in order to stay in business. No idea how that worked. Either way, this is all history. Raspberry Pi b
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by nsteel 3y ago
Why is that interesting? Are we expecting another global semiconductor supply chain problem?
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by nsteel 3y ago
I don't think it does market itself that way. People seem to think it does, and want it, but I don't see that claim (or even the words "open source") on either the trading company or the charity About Us pages. Plenty of
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by nsteel 3y ago
Should we get Intel and AMD to clarify their product pages at the same time?
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by nsteel 3y ago
I've only ever paid RRP and I strongly suggest you do to. Better yet, there are plenty of Pi 4 to purchase these days.
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by nsteel 3y ago
They are selling this thing to do the US Department of Energy, right? Presumably for a gigantic pile of cash.
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Rumble defends allowing Russell Brand to continue to make money on platform(msn.com)
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by nsteel 3y ago
Going forward, hopefully modern software will use the modern approach of AF_UNIX sockets in Windows 10 and above: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/af_unix-comes-to-... EDIT: And it would be interesting for so
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by nsteel 3y ago
The price in my market is back to normal for the versions I want. Has been for a month or so now. I don't see why the other versions won't follow soon enough, exactly as was promised at the start of the year.
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by nsteel 3y ago
The github link I posted elsewhere explains why WSL1 is far more performant, most don't need that hack in the WSL1 case (but doesn't hurt).
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by nsteel 3y ago
Turns out you guys are right. I tried a bigger repo and it was slow. I tried our large monorepo and it was utterly unusable (literally minutes for git status). I've found this thorough explanation https://github.com/mic
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by nsteel 3y ago
Untrue. I use it with Windows 11 Home edition. > WSL 2 is available on all Desktop SKUs where WSL is available, including Windows 10 Home and Windows 11 Home. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/f
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by nsteel 3y ago
I've no idea why I'd bother with PuTTY but whatever you prefer to use. As I said, it works just fine and is not "unusable".
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by nsteel 3y ago
As I understand it, Nokia equipment already does the correct thing if you configure it correctly in fault-tolerance mode.
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by nsteel 3y ago
These are the notes I have for setting this up (in 2019). I am not an Administrator on this PC, it's joined to a corporate domain. 1. In the start menu search for "Services" 2. Double click on "OpenSSH Authenticati
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by nsteel 3y ago
> The Microsoft version of OpenSSH ships an SSH agent that doesn't use Unix sockets, but uses a named pipe instead. Looks like there is work on this at https://github.com/PowerShell/openssh-portable/pull&#x
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by nsteel 3y ago
> Because they want to support Git for Windows which is built upon Cygwin/msys I read that, but I was wondering why they wanted that because they don't say. I've never noticed git to be slow under WSL but I guess that ve
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by nsteel 3y ago
Presumably if only 4 years ago that would still have been WSL2, but they have done a lot of improvements over the years. The audio and graphics WSLg stuff is pretty cool. Maybe worth giving it another try.
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by nsteel 3y ago
I work in an industry where there's critical Windows-only software. Since WSL it's so much less painful since we can do everything except the specialist software under WSL (including git, SSH etc) and access the files seamlessly f
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by nsteel 3y ago
Of course not everyone uses the app every single day. That's a poor assumption to make. I think nearly $100 a year is steep for something that doesn't meet my needs (I use a community sync plugin instead). So I made a one-time don
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by nsteel 3y ago
Does Remotely Save not work on iOS? If it does, you can host a WebDAV server on your NAS.
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by nsteel 3y ago
Remotely save is excellent. I use it with WebDAV to work between my computers, phone and tablet.
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by nsteel 3y ago
It's hard to get complex systems correct. There's far less margin for error when you get a hardware design wrong. Correcting a Python software mistake is orders of magnitude easier and cheaper to resolve, it doesn't cost mult
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by nsteel 3y ago
Please come and explain that to my young daughter. Some of the gaps are now arguably new pathways and it's all over in a couple of mins. For everyone else, save yourself the trip.
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by nsteel 3y ago
There are loads of gaps which pretty much ruin the maze. The photos here have been very kind. It's really not worth a trip, I'm saying that as someone who lives 10 mins away and has kids. However, the tiny zoo there is a good visi
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by nsteel 3y ago
Can you have that fanless in this form factor?

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