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11mo ago
Another testament to how incredibly forward looking Sun Microsystems was. Truly a champion of open systems.
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11mo ago
Kinda yes? Nowadays the standards for Linux support are much higher. This isn't the 1990s anymore. Releasing a half-assed support that will be obsolete in six months is pretty much useless. Also, the fact that the drivers have not been
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11mo ago
Hey, thanks for chiming in. Can you elaborate a bit further? I absolutely do not mean to be inquisitive, but what does the special relationship means/brings in term of stability?
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11mo ago
Of course. I run XFCE and don't give half a fck about what's underneath. As long as XFCE runs on X11, I'll stick to X11. Gnome is brain-damaged, I'd rather stick to an *allegedly* insecure X11 than switch to Gnome+Waylan
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11mo ago
Weird to see a release candidate version of openzfs being used for the stable release of freebsd.
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The Programmer as Navigator by Charles W. Bachman
(dl.acm.org)
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11mo ago
There is a risc-v motherboard for the famrwork 13 but different reviewers agree that is overall a slow cpu, nit really competitive. Probably in a few (cpu) generations…
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11mo ago
It reads decently in landscape mode, and i’m on a small screen (iPhone se 3rd gen).
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11mo ago
Maybe that university should rework their admissions criteria. They clearly let in people that are unable to attended university at all, and probably left out people that were capable of doing what’s necessary. I’m from a different country
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11mo ago
The only stupid thing here is that the zigtools playground is mit licensed, so all zigbook had to do was acknowledging original copyright.
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11mo ago
This overall makes sense. In my experience at a FAANG working on one of the core services for both internal and external customers, essentially two kind of people crank out great code: 1. "rock stars": they joined the company at 2
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11mo ago
> So, in theory, could the Framework laptop rival Apple? Yes in theory. Btw it seems that Framework has open sourced their embedded driver firmware source code: - https://frame.work/it/en/blog/open-sourcing
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11mo ago
Better HN? Everytime i open /newest there's a lot of trash that hasn't been downvoted or flagged to oblivion yet. Not sure it's that better.
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11mo ago
Yeah that page smells like a pr stunt. Go all in or go home, qualcomm.
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11mo ago
We just need to fit 420 platters per drive now
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11mo ago
the first line of text in the web page is literally "Blazingly-Fast Lua runtime"
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11mo ago
> conversely, running a firewall on something like ZFS also sounds like too much. this makes no sense. firewalling does not touch the filesystem very much if at all. what FS is being used is essentially orthogonal to firewalling performa
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11mo ago
Is this one of those things that claims to be fast purely by virtue of being written in rust?
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11mo ago
Duckduckgo browser on mobile refuses to load this page, because the ssl certificate is not valid. I guess i’ll never know!
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11mo ago
Tl;dr?
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11mo ago
Rightfully so, running docker in an lxc container is quite a dumb idea. Have you tried podman instead?
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11mo ago
> What's different about this qualcomm laptop that makes it inappropriate? Everything else around the cpu. apple systems are entirely co-designed (cpu to work with the rest of the components and everything together to work with mac
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11mo ago
Musk did promise to kill bots and fake accounts…
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11mo ago
Btw the issue that the author encountered are not really with proxmox itself but with an out-of-tree kernel driver they installed. Any debian system (proxmox is based on debian) would have broken in a similar (if not the exact same) way.
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11mo ago
In fairness to proxmox, that's the recommended way. Most homelabbers ignore recommendations because if anything breaks nothing of corporate value is lost and no one's gonna lose their job.
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11mo ago
i like the proxmox web ui. also, looking at the link you posted, it looks like incus can only do like a fraction of what proxmox can do. is that the case or is that web ui a limiting factor?
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11mo ago
> They could find exactly one old retired guy with the knowledge and experience to make a mold, across several states. Have you considered the issue being no company is willing to do on-the-job training ? I hardly can believe that retire
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11mo ago
> Doesn't that continue the trend of discussing the pens, not the writing? Yes. That is why there are forums about pens and forums about writings.
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11mo ago
The problem with approach is that people only want to discuss the effects of technology when it fits their narrative. Which gets annoying very fast because then a website becomes an echo chamber. Also, it’s fine that mods/owners want t
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11mo ago
That still requires an iPhone to be around though. Basically extra hardware that shouldn't be needed. So that's still BS.
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