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by wernerb 3y ago
They apparently can't back down completely. The Elon inspired ceo really wants that installation counting in there. It's despicable. You don't pay car companies extra fees if the car gets additional/new drivers. You get
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by wernerb 3y ago
Well, slightly worse.. France destroys wine so they can get funds from taxes coming from France + the rest of the EU.
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by wernerb 3y ago
Completely agree, ban them altogether and mandate electric mopeds instead. Even better, tax them and subsidize the models.
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by wernerb 3y ago
The hot water probably gets mixed with cold at the manifold, you do not put 70 degrees water in your floor. What i dont understand is how it is efficient to deliver a constant 70 degrees heating pipe. There has to be some kind of boiler&#x2
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by wernerb 4y ago
As a non-native, does this make sense? Do people spend hours at this Walmart?
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by wernerb 4y ago
It stands out to me that it is not white but black with red accents. A pure white suit would surely be more visible right I'm guessing. If an accident occurs and you are lying half in the regolith with the red accents as the only visua
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by wernerb 4y ago
As long as there are no cheap go programmers to find you will see java being very relevant.
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by wernerb 4y ago
I'm not sure what you are asking. For any reasonable service/Saad this is by far not te norm for end user credentials. They are always hashed, hopefully salted and with a strong algorithm. Administrator credentials are harder yes.
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by wernerb 4y ago
This is such a non-issue. You build in flags in the clients that are server activated "needs-reencrypt". After login (local client) flag is read from server and logic begins. You notify the user their vault needs stronger encrypti
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by wernerb 4y ago
In the end there is no realistic future where every home has an efficient battery. The bulk of power has to come from grid/utility that provides storage. Honestly my hope was that metering like this would be an incentive to build said
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by wernerb 4y ago
Unfortunately, yes. It seems like it. For a long time nitrogen had been a problem but politicians have delayed action. Banks have even encouraged expanding farms after milk quotas were undone a few years ago by granting large loans. I am sy
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by wernerb 4y ago
Ideally the responses are curt and short. Such as the star trek computer that just has a beep to acknowledge. I don't really feel it necessary we need to start anthropomorphizing machines. "hey Google" is spectacularly annoyi
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by wernerb 4y ago
This would be a great use case for IPFS
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by wernerb 4y ago
I think it's great to "bring" knowledge to devs in this model. But not commit to individual wishes for features and implement them willy illy. The "ops guy" needs a team too, preferably to build a company shared pla
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by wernerb 4y ago
Ah yes still waiting on that futuristic cheap bread slicer machine. If my bread is more or less than 15mm it will be a day to remember
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by wernerb 4y ago
"Code generation" is pure evil. I second that Terraform needs to work at least on dynamically specifying providerblocks. This is where people usually resort to terragrunt. Workspaces and state layering are in my experience hard on
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by wernerb 4y ago
The interface/dsl should have to be really easy though to make it worth it. E.g., if you are making your own buildpack on heroku you have gone too far. The whole idea should be ubiquity in knowledge of these platforms. The idea that yo
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by wernerb 4y ago
The 30 percent cap is eyed to be removed
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by wernerb 4y ago
Even if i hook up a great camera, chrome/Firefox's webrtc will squeeze my bitrate and lower res to 720p. There is no way from the client to upgrade basic quality for Meet/Teams/Zoom web apps.
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by wernerb 4y ago
There are plenty of providers/resources that have no such metadata
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by wernerb 4y ago
Interested in the proprietary backend part. What is proprietary?
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by wernerb 4y ago
Kubernetes lets you override the dockerfile with "command" and "args". Always try to be explicit especially in nonstandard/exceptional application images. A shared base image with known proven startup knowledge that
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by wernerb 4y ago
The youth wanted Melechon and then were forced between Macron and Le Pen..
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by wernerb 4y ago
I am Dutch / European and do not understand why change/amendments of the constitution is not generally acceptable/attractive by the US population. Surely societal change must and does change the efficacy and context of law ov
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by wernerb 4y ago
Found this out because the immigrants are almost fluent in English as opposed to the Japanese who can read/write but not speak. It made for an embarrassing conversation when asking for directions. I implied she was local in my thanks.
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by wernerb 5y ago
33F is 0 degrees celcius for those lucky enough to have enjoyed the metric system
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by wernerb 5y ago
I voted with a blank vote to make a point against "advisory" referendum. It in my eyes weakens the system where I vote on parties to make informed decisions on behalf of me.
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by wernerb 5y ago
GPS trackers are a lot pricier and often bulkier though, somewhat limiting the probability of it to be used by the average stalker. Barrier to entry is significantly higher.
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by wernerb 5y ago
I live in the same such country with such rules. They assume rightly that if you request that amperage you will use it and they will plan and bill you to handle it. And yes we then also pay per kWh :) Why would it be harmful to run at the a
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by wernerb 5y ago
I can't edit my above comment anymore but I see that at least alerting is now a separate system in grafana 8! Great, we will take a look again!

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