what-is-water

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by what-is-water 2mo ago
Mine works without any issues, hard to say if I got lucky or if the number of issues are not as bad as it seems judging by shared experiences. I am happy with it, but I also lucked out by buying 64 GB RAM for it before prices went up.
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by what-is-water 2mo ago
As an owner of an original framework 12 I will probably get the fingerprint reader, I underestimated how much I ended up missing it. Upgrading the CPU for better battery life does not seem worth it to me though.
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The new Framework 12 [video](youtube.com)
23 points by what-is-water 2mo ago|8 comments
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by what-is-water 2mo ago
The 6 month open source sabbatical is something any external developers can apply to (with a specific Open Source project and an Idea what to do), and the city selects among the candidates. They do explain why they picked libexpat[1] (googl
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by what-is-water 2mo ago
> Professionally, my experience is that certain software components need to run together on an individual machine (e.g. database server, app server, web server), and then those machines need to be networked in a certain way (e.g. web ser
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by what-is-water 2mo ago
Kubernetes orchestrates your container workloads over a cluster, which consists of virtual/bare metal machines(nodes). This means you can tell the kubernetes API "I want to run a container workload" and it will be started o
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by what-is-water 2y ago
It's not the same. Taken from the article: > In the U.S., pineberry goes by the name “hula berry” and made waves after appearing (in plant form) in stores like Home Depot and Walmart. > Like the garden strawberry, however, both