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631.
by pulse7 7y ago
Maybe you can move to NY for a month, get employed by GitLab for $140k and then work remote from Nebraska... :-)
632.
by pulse7 7y ago
...and then when users start to put up such links they show you the real meaning of the phrase. At first sight it is "everything is allowed, just some things are not supported (yet)", but the real meaning is "linking to compe
633.
by pulse7 7y ago
mickeyM: Please read and learn from the story how Paul Allen departed from Microsoft. From Wikipedia [1]: "In 1983, Gates tried to buy Allen out at $5 per share but Allen refused and left the company with his shares intact." So yo
634.
by pulse7 7y ago
It depends on the number of qubits they will achieve. The larger the count, more relevant will it be. But if it stays low, the impact will be low...
635.
by pulse7 7y ago
Such business attempts should be punished by the law!
636.
by pulse7 7y ago
GraalVM/SubstrateVM will compile to native ONLY the code which is being used. So the native executable is MUCH LESS bloated than the JAR running on regular JVM.
637.
by pulse7 7y ago
They could just build/provide new housing for everyone and everything would be at normal rates... But if you don't allow, then the prices go up...
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GlobalFoundries Sues TSMC over Patent Infringement(anandtech.com)
1 points by pulse7 7y ago|0 comments
639.
by pulse7 7y ago
"...we're not dying from the chemical accumulation of these particles" Can you provide more evidence for this statement? National Geographic writes only: "We haven’t yet seen the consequences" and there is a huge st
640.
by pulse7 7y ago
PLUS: You can get MicroSD card file system corruption if not using industrial grade MicroSD cards - especially when losing the power...
641.
by pulse7 7y ago
Not So Fast... yet... (implement first, optimize later)
642.
by pulse7 7y ago
Today they write/edit COBOL programs in IBM WebSphere Studio Application Developer (today named IBM Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software) which is a commercial version of Eclipse with several mainframe related plugins.
643.
by pulse7 7y ago
I have received on 4GB RPI 4. So it has been shipping...
644.
by pulse7 7y ago
The message without internet connection is: ERROR resolve image config for docker.io/docker/dockerfile:1.0-experimental (the most current version of Docker Desktop for Windows - 2.0.0.3 with Docker Engine 18.09.2)
645.
by pulse7 7y ago
You CAN NOT mount a drive with "docker build". You CAN however mount a drive with "docker run". So therefore: Dockerfile = docker run + docker commit + MANY unneeded limitations
646.
by pulse7 7y ago
If you do it with multi-stage build (where you would copy cached packages in the intermediate stage and remove it after being done) and copy over the whole root (/) from intermediate to the final stage then docker will make a new layer
647.
by pulse7 7y ago
BuildKit is an experimental replacement for docker build from Docker Ltd. When building it fetches some metafiles from the internet. So you can not use it in isolated environments...
648.
by pulse7 7y ago
But in order to build with BuildKit you MUST BE connected to the internet during the build... So not ready to go yet...
649.
by pulse7 7y ago
One example: With Dockerfile you almost can not create your own slim Docker image in an isolated environment (without internet connection) if you need to install some packages from a mounted volume where you have downloaded cached dependenc
650.
by pulse7 7y ago
Dockerfile = docker run + docker commit + MANY unneeded limitations
651.
by pulse7 7y ago
- using one RPI running as a cheap desktop/internet/YouTube computer in a living room, because I don't want to accept the "Terms and Conditions" on my TV regarding automatically sending all my usage data to the inte
652.
by pulse7 7y ago
Any clue about the price? Previous versions were not cheap...
653.
by pulse7 7y ago
So much about falling freedom of press in the US...
654.
by pulse7 7y ago
In most cases RPI will not be used as a host on which many VMs from different customers will run. Many embedded systems will not have browser with JavaScript enabled. And so on...
655.
by pulse7 7y ago
MyUS.com does the best job in that regard: they are registered as exporter and they open EVERY package and verify it. Their postal code even gets you 0% sales tax on any US webshop. Their service costs as much as regular UPS/FedEx&#x2F
656.
by pulse7 7y ago
"other countries do bad stuff as well" is just the excuse you have, when you would like to support your country doing the bad stuff... Everybody has a free will and can decide what to believe and what not. Forcing other people to
657.
by pulse7 7y ago
Speculators are "fake demand".
658.
by pulse7 7y ago
Yes - they were part of it - and they are saying "What happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone."... so they are effectively lying... It would be better not to say anything...
659.
by pulse7 7y ago
This message is a big lie... there were many cases, where police got the data about "what happened on your iPhone"... How can they say such untruth? Can one sue for such untruth in marketing in US?
660.
by pulse7 7y ago
If Facebook operates in Canada it must: 1) either have there a subsidiary and a CEO of that subsidiary would represent a company in this case or 2) the CEO of a multinational company needs to go there and represent a company.

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