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Comment #36228001
> I'm currently running thunderbird in a docker image Why?
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Comment #36211373
I, for one, would love for the Kernel to tell users to f themselves sometimes an break compatibility. In that order.
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Comment #36166827
Is 499 EUR for that BOM fair? Genuinely asking... high end SoM modules with carrier boards and a metric ton of software can be obtained by half of that price, and op-amps aren't th…
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Comment #36164736
Look... I'm a Kubernetes dude through and through. I put Kubernetes in small embedded devices to control factory shops, so, I'm a fan. But let's all agree this maybe is a tad much,…
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Comment #36133331
Please, kill Jira and Confluence. I hate Atlassian tools so much. The user interfaces are sluggish no matter the hardware you're using... it's a shame it became almost a standard i…
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Comment #36064024
Other comments have put better than I could, but I'll add that what people call ecosystems nowadays is completely unthinkable in embedded. Sometimes you have critical applications …
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Comment #36063973
>So people who make money from collecting them don't have to dig in trash. Pure humanity. I've lived in Germany, and this was one of the things I quickly adopted after seeing the l…
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Comment #36062004
The truth is: we, actual embedded developers, much rather compile a LUA interpreter and stick it in there and be done with it.
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Comment #36011362
We are slowly getting better at this. Most embedded Linux companies for example have shifted or are in the process of shifting to an upstream-first policy. A lot of the toolchains …
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Comment #35986327
>I would recommend learning and using sh unless you really need Bash. I don't buy this argument. Ok, it's a standard, but sometimes it's a pain-in-the-hole standard. Bash augmentat…
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Comment #35922863
Very cool! Does anybody know something like a translator tool between all the different `yaml`s different CI/CD services use? Or maybe some metalanguage specifically made for that …
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Comment #35901465
Map is not loading for me. Maybe it got hugged to death?
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Comment #35866074
>Without code search, you might have to clone a bunch of repositories and grep through them Why is this an issue? I do have a clone of all my company repos, doesn't everyone? Memor…
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Comment #35804118
Alpine, Debian and Arch have never given me a miss regarding packaging for arm64/hf. And I work specifically with embedded Linux using those distros as a base.
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Comment #35748063
I wish it was just a matter of the `- ` thing... Debian metadata (control, rules...) and its build system (sbuild, rebuild) is arcane and feels old. Having to maintain a Debian fee…
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Comment #35746618
Did we have "search engineers" back when search engines and indexers were first created?
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Comment #35740154
This is awesome. Really nice!
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Comment #35712111
It's not really over complicating anything, though? It makes perfect sense, it's not hard to understand. Nested VMs have been a thing for a looong time. I honestly don't understand…
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Comment #35712085
Kind is super cool! I used it for my thesis, as I needed many nodes without getting super into k8s configuration. I love, love kind. If you're into learning Kubernetes, it's probab…
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Comment #35702173
>So many of the smart, lovely people you meet here are stuck on absurdly low salaries Let me tell you about third world countries...
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Comment #35699111
We should physically burn all the servers that ever held the information inside this repo and bury the remains inside a nuclear waste long-term storage. I hate it. 10/10.
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Comment #35564879
I used it as a reference for the Welford's method of calculating the mean and variance, and for other random things throughout the years. If you need a solid /reference/ for some m…
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Comment #35553592
https://www.toradex.com/torizon they do and it works quite well. Super handy to have CI/CD and easy OTA updates with containers.