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by szszrk 2y ago
I don't think it's fair to compare freebsd's Linux compatibility layer to Wine. I've been running on freebsd a lot of Linux binaries of closed source software 20 years ago and it always worked flawlessly for me. Even des
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> biggest corps still have only 20k employees or so While I agree with your general statement, Corps can easily have 100-500k people and keep being a fairly unknown brand. Employees is not equal to users. I worked for a not so big insu
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Great way of having those resources blocked.
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That is "slightly" nitpicking, isn't it? On a bit slower computer it took me a few minutes to locate my capital - found some tiny cities around it, yet still had no idea what direction I am looking at. Lack of major city name
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That's around the cost of a single VM (cheapest 8GB ram I found quickly). Azure has a free tier with control plane completely free (but no SLA) - great deal for test clusters and testing infra. If you are that worried about costs, th
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> where it would rank then? I would rank it as "still isn't legal to import or drive in most of the Europe".
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My observation so far is that businesses don't aim at 24/7 any more. Officially maybe, but not in practice - they accept the risks. Some downtime is less of the deal, if that means less staff and other costs. It's a big shift
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While I'm pretty sure the article is clickbait (can't tell, paywalled too soon), having many clusters ain't dumb nowadays. The automation of Kubernetes maintenance is great nowadays. For any case, bare metal, onprem, public c
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If you need experts 24/7, you should have had shifts that cover that timeframe. Oncall is a source of so many ways for abuse, don't even ask me how I know. Saying that rejecting Oncall is denying support for you system is bollocks
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On the other hand, DSLRs from 20 years ago had mediocre screens, mediocre batteries (on today's standards), yet could deliver pro performance for weeks. Some never turned them off, as a camera on standby barely took any power. As a bon
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And it works really well. The smooth zoom in is amazing.
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There was nothing that drastic in my original comment. I'm speaking of differences that are present in all of us, not extremes. See those 16 personalities or character colors tests I referred to. (although I'm not saying these are
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I'm afraid we speak of different things completely. I'm referring to personality differences and how to allow each personality to be part of the team. You speak of dealing with bad past experiences or maybe even trauma. My point w
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I appreciate your insight (and all other commenters). > if the shy person is new > if the issue is that the person is afraid to speak up But that's my whole point: it's not always "fear". I'm talking about cha
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How to find comfort for and include characters that don't like the spotlight? At least not during early phase/brainstorming. I've worked with many great people that hate to handle things without their usual group first, and w
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Well, you are not a GPS satellite, so you are indeed spoofing military equipment. On a serious note, I recall that smartphone location in metro in my city started to "just work" as soon as all stations and tunnels had indoor cell
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Nothing fancy. Two text fields with send button. Accessible from hamburger menu. Or as another button below search entry box. Search box transforms into the first language text field.
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Any plans to include that directly into android app? Feels fairly obvious to me as a user - I went there automatically after the news dropped, but.... not there yet ;)
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To be clear: - "Whole OS" is a standard alpine image (4MB) with just lynx installed via standard alpine package. Plus a layer for Lynx itself and entrypoint.sh script. So a very standardized way to run it, with reusable popular ba
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I'm almost 40, some years ago I noticed that at winter I get more frustrated with my phones and start thinking of changing them. It turned out each winter I make screens much more dirty and my fingers are drier. Touch gets more random,
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That has a very narrow target. I have an old webos TV and it's been patched for these vulnerabilities years ago. People who never connected their TV to the Internet maybe...
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It's subjective. Most of my friends and colleagues stopped using Netflix as soon as sharing accounts were messed with. It was just not worth it. While Apple has a lot of great or at least decent sci-fi (or close) shows from past few ye
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I'm not sure how "untold" you'd like it to be, but I found some pages that is fairly precise on this very topic. https://bullet.so/blog/history-of-notion-everything-from-use...
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It does help and is beneficial, but I don't think you are realistic in your expectations. It may help you think English. Having a global team doing English first for every aspect of the company life is good and helps a lot, but hardl
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Thank you for such patient and rich response. I didn't realize that's how SearXNG works. Fully agree with you that mobile experience is the highlight of your project. It feels... not present. They way it should be - clean, intuiti
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It looks nice, I'm positively surprised by search results I got on demo page. Ai response is more or less similar to what I'm used to, graphics contain YouTube thumbnails from videos that are super related to the topic I asked (on
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That hardly stops there. You'd be surprised how much a modern company that makes physical products can cut the need to be "in the same space". Nowadays designing, training and even testing can be done digitally up to a point
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The creators reference that as rotoscopy very often, there are some cool details (not much related to this discussion) here https://blogs.iu.edu/establishingshot/2022/03/28/rotoscoping...
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It feels like I'm in a candid camera at this point. The whole situation is peak Monthy Python from both Court and X. I know how to "wire money". All details should be provided by entity that requires you to send them money. A
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What banking system do you describe? I know only one were banks behave like they don't know how to do wire transfers. In major parts of the world noone cares - if it's a valid transfer request they will just do it (fist checking s

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