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Comment #38248935
It is not possible to "just map": Enter key has completely different shape and size and pushes backslash/pipe key to different row. I'm used to ANSI with single row Enter and I don…
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Comment #26225473
They've recorded a total of four albums (five counting the "Tron: Legacy" soundtrack)
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Comment #25446599
Just wanted to touch on media keys. I've recently discovered playerctl and that media players expose standard dbus interface for playerctl to use. In (bare) i3 I bind XF86AudioPlay…
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Comment #24127194
Depends on your needs really. Some metrics we do (for now) keep indefinitely. We're using Thanos to ship data to bucket in object storage Some metrics we do keep for two weeks only…
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Comment #24127163
Biggest single promethueus server I have access to currently uses almost 64GiB of RAM and ingests about 80000 samples per second. Most of scrape intervals is 60s. It is about 5 000…
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Comment #22683175
I've recently made a switch to Kitty from iterm2. I couldn't suffer general slowness and visible lag when using vim or nvim anymore. Various solutions and workarounds provided only…
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Comment #22582494
For a very similar, but open source project have a look at https://github.com/jketterl/openwebrx
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Comment #20349642
I drive 2017 Renault Talisman, which is basically the same as 2019 model (there was no facelift in the meantime). I really don't understand where some of the complaints from the ar…
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Comment #13228547
It seems author consistently is using "GB" when he means "TB". I don't believe he's running 4-bay NAS with 8GB of total disk space in 2016
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Comment #10835238
Yes, czołg is used exclusively for tank in Poland. It comes from verb "czołgać", which means "to crawl"