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Should we instead of these cooldowns just run builds in isolated contexts? I’m running a maven proxy locally. All builds happen inside containers. I only use public repos for python, npm, and go. So these builds happen also in containers bu
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https://stackit.com/en Is the actual cloud.
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Be wary of these people: https://helioscope.aurorasolar.com/
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5mo ago
You can use Rectangle to get all that what you want in terms of tiling. Moving between windows of the same app is cmd+~. Cmd-tab moves to another app, remaining on the same desktop if that has a window there. The delay in focus can be reduc
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5mo ago
I think GDPR should already covers this. What I’m unsure about is whether accepting one of the items in the menu on purchase of the car then allows it again because of “giving consent”.
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5mo ago
An image is immutable, many Dockerfiles are not idempotent. Running them multiple times at different times can lead to different results easily. Building every time takes a lot of time. Both on download and execution time. Also when buildin
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5mo ago
Creating multi arch builds for starters. Maybe creating image from just composing layers instead of “running” a Dockerfile? The first I find cumbersome and is easily overcome by using buildx. I haven’t tried lately, but I think running a bu
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5mo ago
At this point you can probably just run it with proton or wine. Why bother porting the whole thing?
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5mo ago
Not true. You have to be able identify yourself on the street in case the police wants to talk to you. A driver’s license is also valid identification.
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There are many different tracks underway in government in different branches. Completely vetoing everything to use Microsoft is a difficult decision as it also stops a lot of features that depend on it, or were made to depend on it, such as
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5mo ago
My issue with this style of verification is more that it normalises running commands right in the terminal. Commands that come from place you kind of trust. And poof at some point it will contain some nefarious code. Instead of using a pack
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5mo ago
The only reason I can see Apple do this is if it enables them to sell entry level devices with vastly more ram than the competition can afford. Say entry level MacBook Pro with 256GiB ram to facilitate running frontier level local models.
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But only if that result contains all the facts, and doesn’t show only the fridge that they have an ad for while there also other fridges that fit.
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5mo ago
I was noodling around with personal access tokens today on GitHub and found out that you actually can restrict tokens to specific repositories, orgs, etc. Not sure if actions is a scope that is available or not.
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Wero is the pan-European successor to ideal. Other countries had something similar. We are now converging on using the same technique and mechanism everywhere. It also takes a bite out of payment providers like adyen because they managed th
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Pretty much was already available via SEPA. We had a similar system in the Netherlands called ideal which has now been subsumed by Wero to join an European alternative. In the end the idea is simple. All participating bank accounts have lor
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5mo ago
I was of this conviction as well. However, since I installed CachyOS on my old desktop (6800k+32gib DDR4, SSDs) I have comparison material with my AMD 5900X and the difference is night and day. Booting to the password prompt for the encrypt
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5mo ago
So you mean caching? :-)
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It depends a bit. But it would now mean that there are multiple ways of doing the same. Call your internal function or call the library directly. You need to put up some linting around it that people only use your function or the library fu
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If that is really a concern you could always have a pre-render step or server side render, whatever the name dujour is.
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As far as I understand is that when you sign up for publishing the app you say something about having the rights to do with the app what you are doing. If then you publish an app “abusing” the YouTube service, Google will probably find it r
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It is a subsidiary of Lidl: https://www.techzine.eu/news/infrastructure/140634/dutch-cen...
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Around me, the threat to Greenland is what kicked the plans from “okay what mitigations should we envision?” to “alright, let’s go as far to actually run shadow ops to get acquainted with …” to full on move after the invasion.
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Google Play and Apple App Store don’t allow them because they are in breach with the YouTube service policy. If Google changed that policy the app stores would allow those apps. Otherwise your point completely stands of course!
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Amazing, thank you! I’ve set it immediately.
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They should also tackle Youtube. Yesterday my Youtube app opened into "Shorts" automatically. Shorts are of the same addictive variety as TikToks.
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Why does the array need to be immutable? Isn’t it enough to allocate the pessimistic max size of the record times the size of the array? In go slices work quite nicely to deal with “immutable” arrays and still be able to work on views on th
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If you were tired of writing forms yourself, had you looked at https://jsonforms.io/ ? Just specify the the data you need, or extract it from the api spec and go. Display the form uniformly every time across your site. No ne
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This was in 2019 though, prices were further apart back then. But maybe I just looked at the wrong shop as well.
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I wholeheartedly agree. Luckily it is a lot easier to reliably run a distributed KV store that only needs to lock the idempotency key over relatively short times rather than a whole database with millions of records or make arbitrary system
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