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by tjoff 3y ago
This seems great, and I've always wanted something like this (though for me, the cloud is a dealbreaker). A bit too expensive for my uses, I think the corporate use-case makes much more sense so good for targeting that! I'd prefer
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by tjoff 3y ago
ALL OF THEM. It is utterly insane how much crap they have in baked in. Everything tries to connect to you ludicrous samsung account and the best selling point their apps have is that they try to masquerade them as standard android apps and
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by tjoff 3y ago
I meant, how does it dictate partition layout/xxx?
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by tjoff 3y ago
How does it do that?
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by tjoff 3y ago
> Thousands and thousands of people have experienced extraordinary things over decades and multiple continents. And there are very reasonable reasons for why they think they experienced that. Just go back a hundred years and read what
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by tjoff 3y ago
You just need to have a rolling house going at around 15 km/h to be somewhere in the transition sweetspot all the time!
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by tjoff 3y ago
Then let's make the situation even worse until it resolves itself.
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by tjoff 3y ago
> how else do you prevent spam without requiring a login on every single web page? Probably missing something, what can you spam without an account today?
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by tjoff 3y ago
> And when your phone is hacked then all three are up for grabs? No.
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by tjoff 3y ago
Only if you hoard more data than you need to.
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by tjoff 3y ago
We are not confident in any of that. Which is why we mitigate it with checksums, ECC etc. So depending on the consequences you might opt to reduce the risk or help mitigate the consequences. To just state that it is about as likely as my co
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by tjoff 3y ago
> If your "good" architecture is slowing down development i.e. more time more labor [...] The argument is that it isn't slowing down development in the long run. Because it is a fundamental part of your architecture anyw
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by tjoff 3y ago
Agree. But the argument put forward in favor of automatic memory management is that it speeds up development. But if that is only true if you don't care about the architecture that argument doesn't hold (assuming you want a good a
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by tjoff 3y ago
? I didn't claim that.
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by tjoff 3y ago
Jeeez, I was just commenting on the scenarios from parent.
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by tjoff 3y ago
The promise with a good architecture is that the doom part is more infrequent though. And that when the Go/Java doom scenario bites you you'll have a whole lot of technical debt to pay back.
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by tjoff 3y ago
You don't seem to care but you are missing the point.
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by tjoff 3y ago
I wasn't talking about low level programming? High level programming also benefits from manual memory management.
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by tjoff 3y ago
Maybe for prototypes or small scripts but disagree otherwise. The promise of automatic memory management is that you don't have to think about memory. But the second you don't think about memory you are doomed to write bad code an
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by tjoff 3y ago
The kind of mental gymnastics people go through...
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by tjoff 3y ago
As if the typical use case is to run ARM Linux VMs... But fine. The typical solution, if VMs are your use case, is to use a hypervisor, such as XCP-NG, proxmox, ESXi etc. But if you want to shoehorn in OS X just for the sake of it, sure, th
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by tjoff 3y ago
Not even a permanent drawer?
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by tjoff 3y ago
You won't stop the turbo mode, it is still working as designed... Yes, for the first time in eternity apple has an edge in hardware. The solution is obviously to go all in in their walled garden ... profit? You pick software ecosystem
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by tjoff 3y ago
This is not a bitcoin mining rig. And no, it wouldn't start to throttle, it would stop turbo. And the primary purpose of turbo is to get short bursts that the CPU might not even be able to maintain regardless of cooling system. Designi
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by tjoff 3y ago
You don't design your cooling system to maintain peak turbo consumption. Thermal Design Power is 45W.
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by tjoff 3y ago
Such hacks just to get trapped in apples ecosystem? How can that be appealing?
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by tjoff 3y ago
Fines that are ignored for too long typically increase or have other consequences.
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by tjoff 3y ago
I haven't seen such insurance, looks favorable. Bikes here are pretty much uninsurable (my opinion) and while I happily get a tracker I have zero hope of it being useful. If you don't want a crappy bike you are going to stand out,
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by tjoff 3y ago
The problem of thieves is such a downer though. Against all kinds of bikes, really takes both the joy and the utility out of it. Same with owning a scooter and similar vehicles. And even if you have good and safe parking at home and at the
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by tjoff 3y ago
Excellent, one of the problems with this is that you can't google it. Well, of course you can but you'll get a million contradicting resources and all that float to the top are too basic anyway. I really enjoyed your post, saved a

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