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901.
by onli 6y ago
LG itself is not dying though, they are only leaving one market. If there is a situation where this might work for a classic enterprise is it this one, isn't it?
902.
by onli 6y ago
I saw a video about that by one of those tech youtubers, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW3wNsTLCEw . Many good points imho: 1. LG did not have one thing they stood for. At a time it was repairability (the LG G5 and LG V20
903.
by onli 6y ago
No. In the way that having written UIs that go into that direction, adding refinements to them and adding performance improvements does not change the base characteristics of what has to be written. Remember, my comment was a response to th
904.
by onli 6y ago
That might change the limit on how big the UI can be, but it changes nothing fundamental. As far as I'm aware of what Figma can do (we use it at work but I use it seldom directly), you could implement the same thing with DOM elements o
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by onli 6y ago
What aspect of Figma do you mean? Placing elements on a canvas has been possible almost forever...
906.
by onli 6y ago
> All those letters and journals add a bit of lore and most people do not read them anyway. But that's just it: They don't add lore, they add noise. If this kind of story telling is done well and occasionally, then players wo
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by onli 6y ago
It's the always part of it. There is not a single abandoned cave I remember. In every single one there is a necromancer that died in an experiment and lived to wrote about it right till the moment the zombies turned against him, died a
908.
by onli 6y ago
Skyrim had that thing where every cave you go into there is a generic story told inside by a letter on a dead body. The world was full, but it was filled with generic stuff like that, utterly uninteresting after you realize what's goin
909.
by onli 6y ago
Why side effects? It's about the main effect of tools like rm or dd. Some things just don't fit to live previews like provided by UP.
910.
by onli 6y ago
Luca is a cash grab, and maybe more sinister. Since the CWA - the official contact tracing app - switched to not collecting a central database that could be misused we have conservative politicians firing against it. "We give too much
911.
by onli 6y ago
It's still called CC. I am aware of the licenses and their requirements, others who hear about the active scam will only see CC license and be alarmed. That's all I wrote above.
912.
by onli 6y ago
No, wrong target - big enterprises have lawyers of their own. The target goal here is the 13 year old that published a fan page on neocities. He won't defend himself, the parents will pay, and that the claimed image licensing costs are
913.
by onli 6y ago
There are many ways to go about this. Using the one that causes monetary harm and disincentives everyone to even consider hosting a site is not the ethical option to pick, but it's the one that is profitable in the short term. It'
914.
by onli 6y ago
The shared for-profit part of the scheme. It's one thing to hire a lawyer to get a license respected, it's another to institute to what amounts to a fraud scheme: Publish images with as hidden license requirements as possible, &qu
915.
by onli 6y ago
Creative Commons caused many issues in countries like Germany, with photographers publishing under CC with attribution clause, then hunting for sites using photos without or with not 100% correct attribution (in illegal pro-profit cooperati
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by onli 6y ago
Well, that's likely true, though it underestimates how many people will continue to buy the established option regardless of a better alternative being around. But when not a single AMD processor is available and Intel processors are,
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by onli 6y ago
Intel with their own production facilities seems to manage the shortage better than everyone else. Their product may be worse, but their supply situation has been consistently better since December.
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by onli 6y ago
> Again? Not sure where you said it Here, it was in the comment (and not an edit :) ): > It would be further be complicated by the file in question being a database file. You typically can not license databases in a meaningful way
919.
by onli 6y ago
> They were using copyrighted code without permission from the copyright holder, relying on a false claim. Again, that does not seem to have been the case here. > I have no idea why you think that the copyright holder would have t
920.
by onli 6y ago
You are right, that's a shaky part and where insecurity is coming from - and sure, get a lawyer if you want more certainty. Depends where you are anyway. Better answers to that are already here. Just one thing: > the original autho
921.
by onli 6y ago
> If the previous version contains GPL code, it’s GPL. It doesn’t matter if you slap an MIT license file on it, or used it in “good faith” presuming it was MIT license. This depends. Rails used a gem by a different developer, a gem tha
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by onli 6y ago
I remember when Google presented their Ada(?) modular phone concept, I was really excited. But the commenters on HN were really convincingly telling me and the others that liked the concept that it couldn't happen. Basically unsolvable
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Project Pockit, a modular ARM computer runnig Linux(pockit.ai)
80 points by onli 6y ago|15 comments
924.
by onli 6y ago
I saw that in your article a bit :) But Yahoo Pipes for me was about relatively effortless web infrastructure for me. A self-hosted solution would only be close enough to that if it was a one-click heroku image probably, and even then that
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by onli 6y ago
The nice thing about Pipes was (and still is!) that also if you know how to program the same task as script, having it in a flow based UI and using the pre-made blocks really makes these kind of web information retrieval tasks easier. On to
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by onli 6y ago
Does systemd still have binary logs? There is your answer.
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by onli 6y ago
No, this would be likely positive for Linux. The centralization of decision power about the linux ecosystem via Redhat lead to net negative developments like systemd adoption, X11 being left to rot under Redhat leadership in favour of a Way
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by onli 6y ago
To be fair, this is not data on your own PC or laptop where you know that the disk dies, the data is gone. You'd expect a IT setup by a professional university to have redundant backups for you, so that nothing could go wrong even if s
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by onli 6y ago
Sounds like it wasn't about the ticket, but about not accepting abuse. Likely worth it and the right reaction. That's what I don't get in these abusive industries: Just because someone is higher up in a hierarchy he is not st
930.
by onli 6y ago
That's not close to the same complexity, is it? With the HTML + CSS solution, all my program has to produce is a HTML table. Very easy. With SVG my program has to create not just a data table, but the custom SVG code to paint the chart

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