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The plugin is specifically for handling backups via object storage. CloudNativePG also implements support for volume snapshots: https://cloudnative-pg.io/docs/1.29/backup#backup-me…

It's a terminal. It was a terminal before they pivoted to AI (I don't blame them, with their funding rounds I don't see them having particularly free reins) Before this, it was all…

> how are we in 2026 and phones dont have guest mode or "i handed it to my kid mode" They do. Android have had multi-user and guest profiles since Android 5. The only reason I real…

How? The article states: > For the same reason, plugging in an external keyboard is also a no-go since freshly updated iPhones are placed in what's known as a Before First Unlock s…

> but if you do specs and tests it's actually the opposite, you can go beyond technical debt and regenerate your code as you like. Having to write all the specs and tests just righ…

Ah cool, thanks, didn't know this existed. I just get a dummy message when playing audio, so I'll play around with some speech dispatcher[1] solutions later! > Oh, and mozilla's of…

Ah yeah, there's this: https://github.com/mozilla/TTS I can't seem to find anything that mentions a Firefox integration though?

I don't understand how they expect offline LLM models to work in a meaningful capacity for users.. Isn't there a single multilingual person working at Mozilla? All of the small LLM…

What I don't see mentioned here or in the article: PostNord Denmark has been operating with massive losses for a while now, in part because they were required by law to be able to …

> I wish Docker Swarm survived. I heard good things about Nomad (albeit from before Hashicorp changed their licenses): https://developer.hashicorp.com/nomad I got the impression it…

> CUE was a fork of the Go compiler (Marcel was on the Go team at the time and wanted to reuse much of the infra within the codebase) Ah, that makes sense, I guess. I also get the …

shudders .. `| nindent 12`.. I've been trying to apply CUE to my work, but the tooling just isn't there for much of what I need yet. It also seems really short-sighted that it is i…

> At the same time, it struggles with RAM usage when handling even 1TB of data, and presumably ptar has better scaling at that size. There's also rustic, which supposedly is optimi…

The AI hardware race is still going strong, but with so many rapid changes to the fundamental architectures, it doesn't make sense to bet everything on specialized hardware just ye…

That's when you go a level deeper and have every template use another template (e.g. a Helm subchart or Helm library) only to realize scoping and templating is completely fucked in…

I've wanted to make something like this myself, so thanks and good job! How does this work? Does it rely on GPT to extract the data or does it actually generate a bunch of selector…

And they would've found it, because it wouldn't be hidden.

Just put them on a train during work hours! We have really good coverage here but there's congestion and frequent random dropouts, and a lot of apps just don't plan for that at all…

Agreed. Generally just avoid jargon when you aren't sure the reader knows the lingo.

"Permissions" seem too specific a term to use as a general term. It's something I'd use to describe the specific rights a role may have in role-based access control, and not author…

> I didn’t even know Kagi had this “problem” and so I guess I just don’t see it as a problem. Took me a while before I actually realized this limitation as well. I started noticing…

> The other search engines that produce More results just pad those results with noise. Yeah, that's been an increasing problem.. Google has been especially bad with this for a whi…

It also can't fetch more than 2 pages of results for either web or image search. Reverse image search just straight up doesn't work. I don't know why they have it. With searxng, se…