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by watermelon0 11mo ago
While the 95% figure is possibly correct when considering all games since the beginning of Windows, the remaining 5% includes most modern multiplayer games.
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by watermelon0 11mo ago
Haven't used Cloudflare in a while, but in the past you needed $200/month Business plan to be able to use subdomains of an existing domain with DNS hosted elsewhere.
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by watermelon0 11mo ago
Tiny Core Linux at 23 MB http://www.tinycorelinux.net/downloads.html
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Rosetta Linux executable can be used without host hardware/software support; for example, you can run it on AWS's Graviton instances. However, to get performance benefits, you still need to have hardware support, and have Rosetta
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by watermelon0 1y ago
The main problem is not native software, but virtualization, since ARM64 hardware is still quite uncommon for Windows/Linux, and we need Rosetta for decent performance when running AMD64 in virtual machines.
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by watermelon0 1y ago
But Docker images don't necessarily have ARM64 support. If you are exclusively targeting x64 servers, it rarely makes sense to support both ARM64 and AMD64 platforms for development environment/tests, especially if the product&#x
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by watermelon0 1y ago
You can also use an alphanumeric passcode, in which case you need the full keyboard. Maybe they just unified this, so that it always displays the keyboard instead of switching between keyboard and PIN input?
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Why so? Months in written form also start with 1, same as days/years, so it would make sense to match all of them. For example, the first day of the first month of the first year is 1.1.1 AD (at least for Gregorian calendar), so we cou
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Not sure if it's the best source, but Wikipedia says: > Self-hosting is the practice of running and maintaining a website or service using a private web server, instead of using a service outside of the administrator's own cont
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Hetzner was founded in '97, so cloud offering could technically still be considered relatively new. :D
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Launching unsigned apps is a problem, especially if an app bundle contains multiple binaries, since by default you need to approve exception for each of them separately. I know that it's possible to script that since Homebrew handles i
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by watermelon0 1y ago
There is no native USB passthrough support, but you can use USB/IP to access them via network. https://github.com/dorssel/usbipd-win
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by watermelon0 1y ago
I encountered something similar. I have `*.domain.tld` pointed to an internal IP address, and over the past few years it happened a few times where some subdomain would be flagged as dangerous by Google Safe Browsing.
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Why would we want to limit ourselves to PWAs? Being able to run arbitrary executable file has been the core feature of general-purpose computers since the beginning. I'd consider smart phones as being general-purposes, same as laptops&
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Some entitlements require developer account and getting explicit approval from Apple before you can actually use them in a development build on an actual iOS device. Granted, the vast majority of apps don't have such needs, but it&#x27
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by watermelon0 1y ago
I can recommend Stalwart [1] which is a complete mail service contained in a single binary, that doesn't really have any external dependencies, and is really easy to install and update. I've looked (and tried) a few other projects
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by watermelon0 1y ago
You can bring your own Woodpecker CI or Forgejo Actions runners. The cheapest solution is to just run them at home in a VM. Codeberg is a community driven project, which provides CI for FOSS projects, and it's a bit unfair to expect th
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Those are VPC endpoints, not gateway endpoints.
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by watermelon0 1y ago
You don't have to serve any certificates on the default website. Web server would just fail TLS connection, since it doesn't have a certificate for it. Not sure if this applies to all web servers, but at least Caddy and a few othe
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We Tested AI Coding Assistants So You Don't Have To(moioapp.com)
2 points by watermelon0 1y ago|1 comments
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CEO Bench – Can AI Replace the C-Suite?(ceo-bench.dave.engineer)
3 points by watermelon0 1y ago|1 comments
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Same applies for clouds, each is a completely different beast. You have AWS EC2, GCE, Azure VM, and others. The main difference between cloud vs on-prem/colo/dedicated is that you need SRE/DevOps for the first, and sysadmins
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Using a hypervisor means just running a Linux VM, like WSL2 does on Windows. There is nothing native about it. Native Linux (and Docker) support would be something like WSL1, where Windows kernel implemented Linux syscalls.
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by watermelon0 1y ago
https://xcancel.com/alexpotato/status/1809579426687983657
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by watermelon0 1y ago
NodeJS apps usually use multiple processes, since JS event loop is limited to a single core. However, this means that you cannot share data and connection pools between them.
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Anon SIM cards are still allowed in some EU countries: https://prepaid-data-sim-card.fandom.com/wiki/Registration_P...
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by watermelon0 1y ago
Time for Mozilla (and other open-source projects) to move repositories to sourcehut/Codeberg or self-hosted Gitlab/Forgejo?
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FrankenPHP moving under the PHP GitHub organization(externals.io)
4 points by watermelon0 1y ago|0 comments
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by watermelon0 1y ago
So I assume you have two GPUs, one less powerful for the Linux desktop, and a more powerful one for gaming? Can you switch more powerful GPU between passthrough and playing native Linux games without a wayland/x11 restart?
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by watermelon0 1y ago
It's also worth mentioning the extensive standard library and golang.org/x/, which means that you generally don't even need that many 3rd party packages.

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