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ranguna
4y ago
Isn't the m2 twice as slow as the m1?
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ranguna
4y ago
If you are adding a lot of html into prose, then I'm not sure you really want a microblog. The limitations of markdown are a feature here.
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ranguna
4y ago
Enlighten me in how that article is related with what I said.
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ranguna
4y ago
EU tells US companies to go take a hike, US companies start kneeling for forgiveness.
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ranguna
4y ago
As I said, corruption will always exists, but still EU water is not as polluted with forever chemicals as the US is, and that's just one example.
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ranguna
4y ago
If it wasn't, psycho pass has a very similar scene.
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ranguna
4y ago
We are talking about the EU here. Sure there will always be corruption, but I'd say it's gonna be better than US & Boeing, albeit probably a bit slower in progress.
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ranguna
4y ago
And once again, a HN title that says the US is the only country in the world.
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ranguna
4y ago
Good thing you have x11 and wayland then, for those that want all the features out of the box and don't want to handle the hassles of restricted gpus or installing a package for each feature: just go x11. Else, yeah, wayland I guess.
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ranguna
4y ago
Firebase is just a 3 step setup+deployment procedure for Web hosting (after creating an account). How simple can you get?
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ranguna
4y ago
If you want to know the actual compatibility list first, instead of marketing speak, check out this link: https://cloud.google.com/spanner/docs/reference/postgresql/o... Spoiler: no stored procedures or
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ranguna
4y ago
You are right, apologies.
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ranguna
4y ago
Is there any easy tool out there to deal with paywalls other than paying for every news website out there?
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ranguna
4y ago
The safest computer is a turned off computer buried in concrete, would you use that as your daily driver?
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ranguna
4y ago
> What happens if I don't want to identify myself? That's a non issue in the EU. > What happens if poverty does not allow me to carry a digital ID? Governments will probably pay this for you. > What happens if I lose my d
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ranguna
4y ago
We have a set of basic and essential user flows setup as a postman collection. After unit, integration and e2e tests run, production is deployed and the essential test are ran in prod with Newman. We reuse this postman collection with http
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ranguna
4y ago
Come live in the EU?
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ranguna
4y ago
You can read something on your phone?
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ranguna
4y ago
That actually makes a lot of sense
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ranguna
4y ago
Yes, touch is indeed crap. I used a Bluetooth keyboard and USB C monitor. For mouse, I used the deck's right trackpad.
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ranguna
4y ago
OVH had some server fires that caused some amount of user downtime. I'm not really sure how that's gonna help. Unless you have fallback with multi cloud deployments.
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ranguna
4y ago
Good to know!
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ranguna
4y ago
As long as all the packages you need are available as a flatpak, then you should be good. My current issue blocking me from using the deck as a full fledge PC is that package availability is limited, ex: installing docker right now would re
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ranguna
4y ago
Soooo... Cloudflare?
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ranguna
4y ago
Not on my side on android and Linux (Ubuntu 20 and arch)
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ranguna
4y ago
I agree that things started changing some years ago, but I'm on the other side of the boat. I love serverless and typescript (but still prefer sql over nosql for most use-cases). It's just so easy to setup a cdk cloudformation sta
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ranguna
4y ago
And where will I host my box? I'm my apartment? My Internet goes down at least twice a year and my electricity goes down even more, specially in the winter. So no, this is not more reliable than cloudflare.
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ranguna
4y ago
I love the idea of hardware keys, but the issue with those is that everyone would have to get one, and that's only realistic on the long term. Also, a hardware key is much easier to get stolen then a password. On one side, passwords
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ranguna
4y ago
Any recommendations as an alternative to passwords?
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ranguna
4y ago
I was far from hitting the limit and I started paying for it either way, this feels like one of those project that should get all the money it can get.
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