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   by panpanna 6y ago

   Think halfway between docker and vagrant instead. I think Mark Shuttleworth explained LXD best: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0z3yusiCOCk
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   by panpanna 6y ago

   Most pi clusters are created for learning devops theologies. Speaking of that, happy to see LXD on the front page. Its not as hyped as Docker but I really like it.
3. 123.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   Ikea sells both Sonos and TE wifi/BL speakers. You can test them side by side in the store, next to Ikeas own brand.
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   by panpanna 6y ago

   I was sceptical to their OP1 until I saw youtubers recording Stranger Things theme on a op1. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lu5XB1Y2rHk https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hKupFmiMvbw
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   by panpanna 6y ago

   Your answered yourself there. Tesla does not needs these guys, BMW and Mercedes do. Remember when Apple went after the small Asian company that did the aluminum unibody for Asus laptops? Same thing here, just in a different business.
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   by panpanna 6y ago

   What does google get for providing this service for free?
7. 127.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   Hasn't this been around since 2.6? http://lxr.linux.no/#linux+v2.6.34.1/drivers/virtio/virtio_b...
8. 128.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   I think you just proved my point.
9. 129.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   Piratebox [1] over lora? Is this the future of piracy? [1] https://piratebox.cc/
10. 130.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    > could enable an entirely new markets. You mean entirely new ways to get our data? Why do you think Google home devices are sold at a loss?
11. 131.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Read it twice and I'm still not sure what to make of it. Slightly off topic: Im starting to believe that the amount of stock photos an article have is inversely proportional to uselessness if the content.
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    Try also "tig" which is something in between git --log and gitk. Also, I firmly believe that git is very simple if you use it right. I'd you are deep in the manual with exotic commands and flags it's most likely your own
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    I really liked these guys! Many of their excellent articles were useful to everyone, not just linux users. (I think I learned docker and mongodb from their articles). If they start selling subscriptions again, please consider supporting the
14. 134.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    I think there is a large community on android for this kind of stuff DIY style. Probably why monkey island was released on ios only, so it has some drawbacks too.
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    Just updated and you are correct, 81 feels much snappier!
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    New FF also feels significantly slower. Can't really put my finger on anything specific but it is no longer fluid. Even Edge is now chromium based, I think it's a lost battle.
17. 137.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Can anyone explain to me the benefits of sve over the old stuff? Edit: intel had some issues with wider simd, is SVE affected by the same issues?
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    The problem is that the modern web is very complicated. Building a modern browser requires a lots of resources and that needs a big team with steady funding. While the money is available (google) having a team this big requires enterprise l
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    > I use FF on mobile and it works perfectly. Not anymore! To be consistent with their business screw ups, they addressed this with the latest updates. Now the mobile app a mess like the rest of Mozilla.
20. 140.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    I guess someone had to ask this... Does it run under WSL?
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    What's next? A gig work where you dress like Clooney and go around firing people on behalf of the company?
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    If your have not read it yet, I highly recommend this book! Peter started as a radio engineer so there first part of the book is slightly technical. Last chapters are more psychological, also very interesting.
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    Thanks mate, been looking for something like this for weeks now.
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    Yeah, but there question is why fusion360 created such files. Similar designs in other tools worked just fine. I've some years of experience with CAD and know often what causes such issues but in the case of fusion360 I just couldn&#x2
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    I wiped the computer used for this whole ago, but the models are probably on the cloud somewhere. My problem was that the produced STL had some errors that were hard to see but definitely showed up in prints, for example a wall section coul
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    My experience with Fusion for 3d printing is basically: looks great, is fast but my models fail to print correctly for some reason. Can't wait for freecad to get a useable UI, because it is works fairly well for printing despite its UX
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    This might come handy, thanks! A lot of big name 3d printing software are really badly written and perform horribly on complex models.
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    > we think it might be <name of competitor> You know who has in past been sued for copying competitors work, sometimes stealing the whole package including bugs and backdoors? Here is a hit: the company is currently banned from mul
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    The bitcoin addresses used by malware are monitored by different organizations. I wonder how hard it is to track the people behind this once you mention homicide to exchanges they use.
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    I predict they will try to shove it down our throats, for example by adding a dedicated button for inserting shorts in the keyboard app. Or adding it to your Google feed as a mandatory section, making people hate it even more.