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by sebazzz 3y ago
M.2 is limited to 14W.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
You can also just use Github Enterprise. You're on Github.com but in a completely separate tenant and any collaboration outside of your tenant is impossible: you're recognised but it says you're not allowed.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
And also born out necessity, given that many Intel and AMD boards can't be booted with a too new CPU if the BIOS doesn't know about it - not even for flashing a new BIOS - so you needed to borrow an old CPU just for the sake of up
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by sebazzz 3y ago
That pretty much excludes using any npm library like redux or webpack.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> Discovering an entire underground little civilization in the sewers and tunnels I could have equally just easily missed etc. Remind me, what was that? The original DX had the mole people under the New York City metro.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
It is a weird niche. If you want no Linux and no Windows but want to run Windows applications it is for you, or maybe if you need a legacy-compatible system without (hopefully) the same security issues? Otherwise it is either Windows, or Wi
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Latest status is that they had a Flight Tanking Test and needed to roll back, and just yesterday aborted a Flight Readyness Firing (or what SpaceX calls "static fire"). > Standing down for today. We test the BE4 ignition system
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by sebazzz 3y ago
"Opt-in" is not doing this feature justice, that is full serialization code pre-generated at compile time for your types. Beautiful.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Also US and European cars are always a little different, even if it is the same model. Take brake and turn signals for instance. There are different regulations, and at that point it is a different SKU anyway.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
I might not even care about it being longer, but the price I do care about and also the number of transfers From Amsterdam to London is 99 euro with a plane. With the Eurostar at the date I wanted it was a transfer at Breda to Brussels and
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by sebazzz 3y ago
In practice it means your compute time is being micro-time sliced to the maximum so it will probably perform incredibly bad.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
KeePassium is awesome, as it also integrates on the iOS level as a password auto-fill solution.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Can't be, as the noise isn't coming from my computer.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
I have something weird with my Edifier speakers. Maybe a ferrite bead can resolve my issues. I have my setup as follows: Lenovo P1 --[hdmi]--> Samsung monitor ---[3.5mm]----> Edifier speakers Desktop computer with Creative
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by sebazzz 3y ago
One thing that HDDs seem to have and SSDs seem to lack is that they fail _reliably_. Some SMART values get higher, warning, then error. Sometimes directly in error. Tick tick tick tick. But you often can still recover some data. SSDs on the
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Interesting, I thought this was just a glitch of me. I think I have the same issue. Whereas other people seem to hear each other well in busy environments, it takes me much effort to focus and retrieve the person talking from all the other
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Didn't or do still some CPUs have instructions that can aid the JVM?
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> Making videos taking time away from actually making stuff and making the projects take 10X longer. So I stopped. Isn't that why a lot of YouTubers (or content creators, whatever the name is), hire a videographer to do that work fo
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Also another GPU driver attack vector.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Wasnt a EIS completed for Falcon launches from Boca Chica?
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by sebazzz 4y ago
I've never developed a mobile app that talks to an API. How do you even store API keys, open source or not? On a jailbreaked iPhone someone could just extract the IPA file and then decompile the API key. If you proxy through your own s
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by sebazzz 4y ago
I use them. With the Microsoft SBOM tool[0] I generate a SBOM (which is unfortunately missing license information) and then feed them to Google OSV scanner to check for vulnerabilities. Not unlike Github Advanced Security does. [0]: https:
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by sebazzz 4y ago
> Unfortunately this is exactly the type of stuff that makes supporting commercial apps on linux a nightmare. Weird crashes due to weird linking of system libraries. That is the true reason containers were born, isn't it? The kernel
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Regardless, that rocket flipped and turned so many times while being top heavy yet the booster only collapsed at the very end. It think that is commendable.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
This was still raptor 1?
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by sebazzz 4y ago
I think it is commendable that so many raptors failed yet no engine blew up and caused a catastrophic failure, remember what happened with SN11 and one of the boosters?
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by sebazzz 4y ago
I suppose you could store the chmod and group/owner in an NTFS alternative data stream, or reserve a special file on the file system that acts like the MFT.
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by sebazzz 4y ago
If the BRTFS driver on Windows would implement setting ACLs I think that the Windows Store apps would work fine. The reason the probably fail is because those apps run within a Sandbox with limited permissions and need the right ACLs to run
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Every year we find out the people don't care because they are either (1) benefit from looking the other way, (2) are climate changer deniers because they truly don't believe it, (3) find themselves powerless to do something. Do yo
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by sebazzz 4y ago
Unfortunately the developer of the Apollo app already got a call, and apps will need to pay. That's then the end of reddit on mobile for me. The official app is unusable and had annoying behaviour in desperate attempts to boost engagem

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