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by spockz 2mo ago
You can run Asahi Linux on M1 for sure and I think also M2 now.
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by spockz 2mo ago
There was an article last week that a Chinese RAM manufacturer was planning to add new fabs to be able to ramp up. More or less simultaneously there was also an article on Apple considering switching to using china sourced RAM for China des
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by spockz 2mo ago
Yes, except that the only way to get a fancy screen is also to put the fancy cpu in it. If there would be an Air with the screen of the pro I would buy it. Maybe even a Neo with that screen.
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by spockz 2mo ago
This. I also always imagined it be able to host some version of an Encarta/encyclopedia that would be so distributed it would probably survive world wide catastrophe.
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by spockz 2mo ago
The moment manufacturers started making products that didn’t last long enough, with replacement parts expensive enough, and raising hourly rates for labour which made it cheaper to buy a new product rather than repair the old one. Also the
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by spockz 2mo ago
I heard a very simple explanation from a car engineer involved with setting up the factory pipelines. Each button has a limited life time, each button has a particular chance of being doa, or a particular chance of being fitted badly, some
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by spockz 2mo ago
Always on cellular data is fine, and useful for many things. They should just stop gathering and transmitting the data to the manufacturer. Cars above a certain price point need a tracker to be installed in order to get insured as well. Als
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by spockz 2mo ago
We do see them here occasionally on US import cars. (NL) Tend to be older models like those long and wide models with benches in front and back and very loose suspension.
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by spockz 2mo ago
What is the benefit of SMB-LC over managing the link speed at a lower level via link bonding or trunking?
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by spockz 2mo ago
But at least you can see whether it able to connect to the “locked” AP at all.
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by spockz 2mo ago
Having a AP in every room can be as significant boost if the walls impede the signal a lot. In fact we have one wall which is especially bad. Stand in front of it or next to it and reception from the front of the house is decent. Take one s
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by spockz 2mo ago
In ubiquity gear you can “lock” devices to a specific endpoint. I suspect ultimately you would prefer to have failover available but at least for troubleshooting you can see how it connects to that specific AP. Similarly you could see the a
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by spockz 2mo ago
If you have animations the result can be rendered as a video before storing. One could argue that the reader of a password protected presentation also shouldn’t have access to the contents etc. If it is allowed to, this could even be export
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by spockz 2mo ago
Why “obviously”? The file could contain two parts, one encrypted PowerPoint part with all data and original assets, and the latter just the “rendered” version with everything pruned down to what is needed to display the content. Pair this
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by spockz 2mo ago
Regarding the retaliation, I’m unsure who would be hurt more. There are very few ready alternatives to the MS office suite, and none with the close integrations like AD. Most corps run on Microsoft. If those contracts get slapped with tarif
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by spockz 2mo ago
Technically, you can use the same places in the code where you stop/start/fork traces to also be the places where you increment the counters/gauges, etc. Which I think the GP was alluding to when describing the micrometer sol
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by spockz 2mo ago
I think it is almost a inevitability where otel came as a standardised aggregate of OpenTracing (which was the same but only for tracing over multiple tracing implementations), logging, and metrics into a single observability standard with
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by spockz 2mo ago
Basically you are telling the agent to inline those frameworks. It has access to the frameworks, their functionality, and how they implemented things, combined with countless examples on how to use those frameworks. If only we had a suffici
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by spockz 2mo ago
It can in general: https://chatgpt.com/share/6a893693-51a8-83ed-86f9-66a1f83cb1... Whether it can apply it directly from the codebase, I’m unsure and depends on many factors.
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by spockz 2mo ago
The trick is, when shipping a new language having a batteries-included std lib is hard to do: what should you select, what is considered good (enough), how much time do you spent on it. This detracts from what most languages try to be. An e
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by spockz 2mo ago
Of course it is trade-offs. But not all trade offs are linear on the same axis and conditions. For example, changing the compound to make it a bit harder may increase the longevity of the tire significantly in moderate climates at only a li
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by spockz 2mo ago
This is what I always thought. But I have Pirelli Cinturato SF3 tires now. All season. Excellent stiffness and feel. Great handling in the wet. Virtually silent up to 80-90km/h and as efficient as the Michelin summer tires and more eff
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by spockz 2mo ago
The thing with Gitlab is probably that it had to deal with the network effect/winner takes all conundrum. GitHub was first on the scene, it was the first to make a centralised hub popular and it has had the custom of many notable open
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by spockz 2mo ago
Yes. And the same for the database and then you get it into “professional” territories with more moving parts that can also fail and take 3 hours to figure it out and recover.
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by spockz 2mo ago
So it has run on a server that hasn’t had updates in 2 years? And it itself hasn’t been updated in 2 years?
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by spockz 2mo ago
Yes. It seems that at the very least repositories owned by paying customers should be processed on priority threads. And perhaps throttle commits/pushes to repos where there are a lot of pushes from the same person all the time. This c
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by spockz 2mo ago
And it becomes even harder when you mix any of those two criteria, let alone more. Then factor in your environment. It is way easier to eat healthily in Italy than in the US. (Maybe that is what you meant with Food desert.)
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by spockz 2mo ago
Expert systems have been in use for quite a while now, at least in the Netherlands, for masters in more clear laws such as tax law. Basically they are used as glorified decision trees because the laws are clear enough. I am fine with such t
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by spockz 2mo ago
I never heard “op een drumstel”, always “op een varken”. So it would be “Dat slaat als een tang op een varken.” Or “That hits like pliers on a pig.”

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