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permalac
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Comment #49131951
I bought a plastic tower for disks which let's me have 10 disks with some space between them. I then bought some Artic fans and attached them with tape to the 'tower'. Then I used …
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Comment #49045178
I know companies paying for AI and not training people to use it, so spending is higher than usage on those.
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Comment #49042799
Very similar argument to those who want to ban encryption. Why do you need to encrypt your network traffic with ssl, is you have nothing to hide....
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Comment #48979404
Midterm may accelerate the process.
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Comment #48931315
Pretty easy. Nazi salute. Supporting all nazi and far right movements in Europe, publicly. Inventing DOGE so he could fire judges and pave his way out of trouble. Yes. Is easy to s…
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Comment #48917084
Shall we be concerned that not many are even able to read assembler code? I'm not talking about reading machine code, produced by the assembler, but the assembler code itself. Mach…
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Comment #48917061
All have its space. Small team, do monolith or you'll stop moving. Big teams, be wary of Conway's law, and don't fight it, probably some services will emerge.
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Comment #48896957
Hey. Yes. I did vive code one as an exercise yo learn how to publish to apple store. Listen and transcribe felt like the easiest thing to do. Distavo.com The source is open for any…
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Comment #48856605
Is that the nvidia spark?
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Comment #48843390
Similar with forgejo. I mirrored all gh then flipped the ones I was using the most. The biggest win was on running apple runners in my mac, so the free gh actions can do other stuf…
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Comment #48842143
Having 'local runable' to compare would be awesome. For example I have a 48G MacBook.
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Comment #48783611
The catalan MEPs also were targeted with Pegasus, and I don't remember the details but at that time the only client were nation states, so Spain was the one to hire the service. No…
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Comment #48757595
I don't get it. What is this all about?
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Comment #48666397
Pretty big space.
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Comment #48592406
What percentage of his earnings does represent?
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Comment #48251302
Nothing has been learnt from Cambridge analitica? Is our society this simple?
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Comment #48251075
Why is not relevant? He hosts, he decides, he buys. Are we so naive that one can think stakeholders are not involved in decision making? He had more decision power than most shareh…
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Comment #48246785
What is the irony here?
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Comment #48129171
The next generation of leaders know there are no consequences to cheating, that's what I get out of this.
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Comment #48100795
Used them both for years. Outlook eats Gmail for breakfast. The way shared accounts, lists, and work assignments are done in Outlook require their backend (share point inheritance)…
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Comment #47980059
I'm currently working on a tui which includes photorec and foremost among others. I have also created my first dockerhub image, as the plan is to run it as container on top of a zf…
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Comment #47903236
That is correct.
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Comment #47680243
I'm proud to say I retired more k8s clusters than I created. And I've created 5 production ones, still in production. One that I retired was used for serving ftp(among other transf…
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Comment #47673883
Hold on. Turns out some scientists found out the amount of plastic was over measured because it included the plastic of their own gloves. I've read it last week, can not found the …
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Comment #47608304
That logic is very short term and while comical isn't close to reality. I hope you live a long and prosper life so you can see the consequences of this presidential term fully unfo…