tmikaeld

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   by tmikaeld 4y ago

   Why is home HW the best option? You'd have to: - Purchase the hardware & replace if it breaks - Install the software & keep it updated - Pay for electricity 3.2€, that the Hetzner 1TB storage box costs, would be cheaper than th
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   by tmikaeld 4y ago

   I’ve used pcloud for 7 years, it’s been very stable and i even use it for backups (700GB daily). It’s the only solution I’ve been able to send at consistent 1Gbps speeds to (except when it’s many tiny files). About encryption, you unlock it
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   by tmikaeld 4y ago

   I've used it for a small API project, really easy to understand and setup! There's also a healthy amount of ported gems (Shards) over at: https://crystalshards.org/shards
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   by tmikaeld 4y ago

   I've used Polette two times, both times have been wonderful. Just keep in mind, most of their glasses are very wide! So check the measurements.
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   by tmikaeld 4y ago

   Does any one know if the Privacy Shield V2 will address this?
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   by tmikaeld 4y ago

   Naturally, I'm downvoted to oblivion for pointing out that they bought Figma..
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   by tmikaeld 4y ago

   Too bad you're still supporting Adobe, since they purchased Figma.
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   by tmikaeld 4y ago

   I know Cloudron supports backups, but I don't know if it's per service and if it includes the config or not. But then, yes!
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   by tmikaeld 4y ago

   But you're not the hosting provider of the VPS, I meant ofc https://hostup.se
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    Risky to host all of this on a single-entity business that's only operated for 1 year.
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    In Sweden we have a site called https://bubb.la ( https://cor.ax/ in english) that summarize the big news only and do it objectively with zero ads. I'm sure there are similar sites in other countries.
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    The simplicity of this framework is second to none! I'd love to see some benchmarks, should be less than a nanosecond.
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    What is the efficiency and power generation?
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    So, "everyone" is switching to ARM now?
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    Are these speeds just "tested" maximums or can they be utilized in practicality?
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    Naturally, pointing out that the accounts are karma-boosted = downvotes.
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    I'd question every tiny twitter account that get this many likes in such short time and where the links are spread by karma-boosted accounts, here and on reddit. The woman also posted a video about some random person, spewing rasist sl
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    You're right that offshore Wind has a higher wind capacity, but the socialists wanted to build 4000 new on-land wind farms across the country. Also, the IEA even show in their report that Wind is the most resource-consuming power sourc
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    Nuclear was shut down due to tax raises and switching out the ceo to a wind-friendly person. Bulding more wind when it is not blowing in the winter does not help. Should we freeze at -10C for days until there is wind again?
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    There's benefits to competition as well as choice, if any of the projects fail for any reason, there's another compatible alternative to use. And now there's three: Deno, Bun and Cloudflare Workers
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    That is what the benchmark linked to does test, http requests and with the new Deno.serve. https://github.com/denosaurs/bench
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    I've converted a lot of people to Signal and I'm 100% sure that they will abandon it, they only want 1 messenger app.
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    You're right of course, for VR specifically, it's insufficient, but for XR/AR, there are many more applications where it fits. I guess that when we also get physical scans of real objects, streamed live to others, it will mak
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    "Nearly" there, the problem with people mumbling or having a bad voice for recognition of microphones will always be an issue though, no matter how good the AI is..
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    Voice interpretation using AI is very nearly there, it's the only input that isn't finicky.
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    I think the key here is the passthrough, making it an XR/AR experience, thus not disconnecting from reality in the same way as full VR is doing. This has already been deployed in industrial complexes like Volvo/SAAB for teaching e
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    Sure: - You're able to visibly instruct and teach physical objects without being physically on-site. Now apply that to professions like cooking, teaching, repairs, art, entertainment, music, industrial etc.
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    I think it depend on two things: - It needs to be light enough to wear 8 hours a day and not disconnect too much from reality, like with XR/AR. - Input devices matter a great deal and writing on a keyboard - while in the field - will p
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    Ok, so a PC version of The Office might be “compelling”, but does anybody really think that companies are going to supply their employees with $1k PC just so that they can do a digital meetup instead of just a normal phone call and a letter
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    by tmikaeld 4y ago

    It says it's being translated at the moment.