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by tempest_ 2y ago
Yeah, I think that is why I see less venmo/cashapp in Canada. Most(maybe all?) banks offer interact e-transfers and you can can send it to an email or phone number and be done.
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by tempest_ 2y ago
You are not looking at it from the right perspective. Microsoft the company(and shareholders) gives absolutely no shit about it but there is someone somewhere in the org who has that app and its earnings in their yearly priorities and that
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by tempest_ 2y ago
Sure, but you list of things there describes a work flow that is becoming a bit old. I would wager the vast majority of Nginx "installs" are running in a container now a days. The distro doesnt matter and few are provisioning an i
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by tempest_ 2y ago
Also the lack of 20 years of optimization where it spent a lot of time as one of the larger open source web servers and so got a lot of attention. In 2024 people are more likely to turn the cloud knob up to pay for throughput (if they need
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by tempest_ 2y ago
I would assume the bandage wrapping would produce a similar environment to the duct tape cure, just a bit more enforced and extreme.
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by tempest_ 2y ago
Is "I was just following orders" a viable defense here?
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by tempest_ 2y ago
In this case I would assume it is from someone who has never looked at an actual slide or slide projector or knows that the software terminology is rooted in things that came before it.
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by tempest_ 2y ago
Many many people use Copilot / ChatGPT in place of stack overflow for all the obvious reasons.
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by tempest_ 2y ago
Yeah, k3s doesn't buy 2 routers, 2 switches, 2 PDUs, 2 firewalls, 2 proxies to sit in front of k3s, 2 internet connections (if those are offered) etc etc the list goes on. Not to mention that HA things like to come in 3s. Then if you a
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by tempest_ 2y ago
It is really the second one. The minute you want a second site or even HA at a single site the complexity and costs start to explode.
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by tempest_ 2y ago
Rust has rand in a separate crate which felt weird at first but makes sense for reasons like this thread.
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by tempest_ 2y ago
> Are you saying mcdonalds gets a free pass on price increases (on which they at least partially blame on rising wages), because they have employees rather than contractors? McDonalds follows labour laws (whether you think they are fair
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by tempest_ 2y ago
> Who is out there telling McDonalds to keep their prices down because the gross margin on post mix soda is 98%? McDonalds generally has "employees" in the jurisdictions they operate in and thus should be following all the loca
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by tempest_ 2y ago
or just work anywhere within IBM
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by tempest_ 2y ago
Who regulates 3rd party cookies (aside from Warren G)?
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by tempest_ 3y ago
Having discussions about what is "AI" without first defining it explicitly is usually a fruitless effort. Eventually someone will claim the goal posts are being moved and they will probably be right because there were never any to
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by tempest_ 3y ago
Linux desktops will never be for normies because desktops are not for normies and are dwarfed by mobile devices and have been for a while now. Many, Many people use only mobile devices and the ones under 40 who still have computers have the
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by tempest_ 3y ago
This is letting the perfect be the enemy of the good. Sure an apple or a squash is hard to track, but a large (probably a majority) of a modern grocery stores selection is prepackaged goods. It it is a lot easier to run a veggienet or whate
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by tempest_ 3y ago
It is end to end encrypted but facebook controls both ends so... ?
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by tempest_ 3y ago
I have been burned before when a query on a newer db version was "optimized" in a different way that caused performance to drop but I have not yet had a query on the same version vary so drastically as to cause a problem. Is this
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by tempest_ 3y ago
Same. The tech is interesting but I am still waiting for the software to show me something that doesn't feel like a gimmick.
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by tempest_ 3y ago
I find it has more to do with people (myself included) who interact with git at a PR/MR level. If your PRs are small and you interact with git a lot using some web portal it sort of pushes you this way.
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by tempest_ 3y ago
Still seem to offer ampere based vcpus https://labs.scaleway.com/en/amp2-instances/
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by tempest_ 3y ago
> people underestimate how much of a quality of life improvement these are for people even when compared to Uber/Lyft I do underestimate it. What are quality of life improvements? Seems to be the same thing from a customer perspecti
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by tempest_ 3y ago
I like the frozen ones because is means I always have an emergency veg when I am out of fresh stuff. I microwave the frozen ones and fry in a cast iron till a they are a little burnt on the outside.
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by tempest_ 3y ago
Can, but doesn't. I can't remember the last time google actually returned no results.
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by tempest_ 3y ago
It is an Smart-UPS 2200 manufactured 10/16/01 The batteries are definitely worth more than the unit is at this point. A backup generator for me is not an option but this is mostly just to keep internet and a couple machines going
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by tempest_ 3y ago
I have automatic1111 working on my 7900xtx and it does alright. Took some finagling to get it working with ROCM 6 and the newest pytorch which I couldnt seem to coax invoke or comfy to do
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by tempest_ 3y ago
I just bought batteries for a 20 year old UPS, still chugs along, network interface is base 10!
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by tempest_ 3y ago
Use the energy. We'll start making more of it and cheaper. Everyone benefits. Ehh https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/feb/18/bitcoin-m...

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