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by szszrk 2y ago
I'm talking about times 10+ years ago. And yes, they didn't use that binaries, but they also didn't had the capacity to update their own. So users got a very, very old app in some major distros. Even music-specific repositori
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by szszrk 2y ago
What does it mean it's not suppose to take it? If it was a valid transaction in a public ecosystem, why on earth would they reject it? What gives them right to do that? Typically you control what goes out/what transactions are req
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by szszrk 2y ago
It is a DAW, and honestly working with real live audio (compared to electronic music) is where it felt the most natural fit. I used it a decade+ ago to learn to record and mix tracks, manage a huge mess of Jackd connections, run plugins, mi
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by szszrk 2y ago
I believe that's exactly what pi400 had and expect new cooling should be even more massive if rpi5 is the base of this computer.
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by szszrk 2y ago
Oh my, I'm hyped. Been waiting for that for a while. I mean, for my kid (at least officially) . I would gladly overpay if there will be an 8G version, as it would make it a nice set - decent spec plus decent passive cooling out of the
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by szszrk 2y ago
Which is funny as we are way past old "Kubernetes for databases bad" and postgress has a wide selection of decent operators that manage whole DB life cycle, replication, backups... It's a pretty dense space already (which is
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by szszrk 2y ago
While I get that large enterprises battle problems that are hard to imagine for most people, I feel that if my Kubernetes cluster wants to use above 16 million addresses ... I might be battling wrong problems. I'd love to read how they
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by szszrk 2y ago
Worth stating some options for newcomers: - It let's you decrypt same file using multiple credentials/keys (every team member has its own) - it can use cloud vaults for encryption/decryption - for instance, keep your keys in
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by szszrk 2y ago
> the soft modded PSP's which load PS1 ISO's off a memory card are suuuuper cool. Which is what killed it. Why buy anything if modded version had "free" games, faster storage, better load times, capacity, battery life
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by szszrk 2y ago
It's even worse translated... Such a mess.
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by szszrk 2y ago
Allowing that to be automated outside of users control is just another security problem to solve. Why not go all in on this and let the apps approve all privileges for themselves, right? So convenient for the user... That just contradicts t
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by szszrk 2y ago
> only negative real-life effects Almost. It hardly worked as intended, but at least it increased awareness. The fact that some sites tried to comply and actually provided a full list of all sites that they sell your private data to is
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by szszrk 2y ago
On which CPU?
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by szszrk 2y ago
Your comment reminded me instantly of book by PKD, Time out of joint. I think it shows very well the mental pressure of people trying to use science to stop a defeat at wartime. [0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show&#
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by szszrk 2y ago
Completely agree, but it's in the URL in a fairly nice form.
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by szszrk 2y ago
:) what is the correct one? It's different for each server, or even channel. IRC clients usually supported such custom settings. But then there was the matter of the other end of your screen - your terminal and maybe screen session I w
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by szszrk 2y ago
I recall era before UTF8 wide adoptiont to be a mess of many other encodings, multiple even in the same language... Not a refreshing memory for me.
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by szszrk 2y ago
Can't tell if this is a joke or not [1]. I think it actually makes sense. I did a few implementations of Elastic and while it was great, but even with all aspects fully managed via code, at some point it consumed insane amount of brain
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by szszrk 2y ago
It's interesting that you chose mongodb as a backend. It may be a niche that is overlooked. Most log aggregation tools are overcomplicated, require A LOT of resources, plus they still rely on storing log term data on S3 assuming that &
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by szszrk 2y ago
I am curious where this conversation will go, but still fail to see what is your actual question/doubt. These tools are vastly different and on other ends of both complexity and cost spectrums.
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by szszrk 2y ago
Me and a few people made ourselves some weird "VDI"-like workstations as VMware virtual machines, not that long time ago. Those run Ubuntu. I was fine with plain ssh, but my boss pushed his setup to the limits and used that as his
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by szszrk 2y ago
What if we made it as a chained, paid expansion pack for Honda...
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by szszrk 2y ago
Push it through jless and you just made a great TUI for that :)
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by szszrk 2y ago
What about latency, disconnects, internal traffic, ... different types of construction materials? Traffic to the internet is not everything. What about self hosting, sharing files between devices, or simply pushing documents to the printer.
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by szszrk 2y ago
Those legs never were solid. I recall a few videos on YouTube about that, where people put a solid wood insert into them. I tried that without strengthening but it was to fragile. Got a music rack, tiny one, and shallow, low power rack serv
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by szszrk 2y ago
It's funny to hear that now. Most people I knew back then used Linux on desktop. When Gnome 3 started to be a thing, I don't recall anyone that even had access to a touchscreen device. And suddenly you had to use touch gestures wi
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by szszrk 2y ago
20 years ago we were playing with lower latencies than a typical modern AAA online game today. People simply played servers that were actually local - their country or even neighborhood. You could do have a constant 15ms ping on quake easil
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by szszrk 2y ago
Wow, this shows how personal search is. For me it's dramatic.
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by szszrk 2y ago
I believe that can be compared to BLIK in Poland, which offers that but already has very wide adoption locally. To the point that you can use it for phone to phone transfers, online payments and even paying directly in card terminals for ca
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by szszrk 2y ago
https://nitter.poast.org/emergetools/status/1831772650685018...

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