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BozeWolf
4mo ago
Thanks!! Speed indeed would be nice. Could go for 3.5 then. the enclosure looks better and keeps dust away from the buildplate. I think i will eventually go with core one then.
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4mo ago
Is it worth the upgrade to 3.x? I have the mk3s for years now and I love it. No issues at all. Bought it after I finished my freelance job at Ultimaker, as I had to return my S3. I wanted a premium experience, which prusa sure has. Consider
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5mo ago
I am still waiting for e17. I stuck to e16 for a long time until ubuntu got a thing which was much more convenient than gentoo. I had the classic setup with the apache helicopter on the background and virtual desktops with preview. On MacOS
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6mo ago
Is it a team really? Most commits seem to come from one user "carrotindustries". I am really interested in an Open Source CAD application with good UX, this one looks great. But I don't want to spend too much time on an appli
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6mo ago
Strafter - generate aftermovies from strava activities https://strafter.com Demo fase, showing the branded version to potential clients. We iterate on it with their feedback.
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8mo ago
If Dock runs on AWS or Cloudflare infra it is, by definition, a no go for me and many others here. Would like to get an answer on that. FWIW: I use scaleway far a medium sized project and find it a good experience. Of course there are bugs
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8mo ago
You guys are awesome! I hope you will succeed. Any way to migrate my data from slack to Dock?
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8mo ago
I was about to ask the same thing. I saw mentioning of gdpr, feels like at least some europeans are involved. However: I don’t want to have my data in the US for at least 3 years. For businesses outside the US: they simply cannot have their
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9mo ago
And yet google generates around $1.9miljon revenue per employee per year. Which is a lot, almost as good as competitors.
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10mo ago
Totally different experience here! For a project I wanted to try “euro cloud”. Something comparable to digital ocean. No need for hyperscaler functionality. It has been great. Good terraform provider and reliable service. I like their conso
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11mo ago
Except that it now has ten times the number of reminders popping up to please subscribe for premium, even though I already have the world maps package, so they got some of my money already.
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11mo ago
Of course, I agree. My point is that the parent I was replying to replied to “only hobbyists pay full price on aws”. The parent was expecting to get a discount on a 10k monthly bill. It is a lot of money, but not to AWS. You probably wont g
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11mo ago
To be fair, for aws that is hobbyist numbers. We (400 people data company) pay 10 times that amount. Let alone big enterprises. We do get discount, but it wont make it cheap.
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11mo ago
Contrary experience from me: i hate my samsung frame, especially because of the ads. And more especially because of that samsung tv channel which autostarts. And I hate it even more because these ads change the menu in such a way that you c
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1y ago
Nice, looks like a decent framework. I used to do a lot of python for backend web apps, but recently jumped on the hypetrain and used go for developing a web app (devops) tool. Single binary, easy deployment etc etc. From that experience, I
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1y ago
I have an XS and wanted to upgrade. But I still don't see a super appealing reason. Battery still decent at 72%. Photos still good enough. browsing fast, apps fast... It is the best iPhone I owned (3, 6s). But yeah, spotlight is slow a
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1y ago
Oh, I agree fully. I enjoy going to office. I also enjoy WFH. But after two days of WFH I am so bored. Like many above like to call managers 'managers' I like to call developers/devopsengineers/* 'IT people'. O
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1y ago
I felt betrayed as well. Just paid €30,- the month or so before because I liked the app and the service, but I also needed more maps. It offered great value to me. If I knew 80% of the employees would be fired, inevitably leading to a degra
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1y ago
… if you only run a few (micro)services on a few dozen machines. Whole enterprises run everything in the cloud. 1000s of vms. From active directory, dns, virtual desktops until “lift and shift” legacy apps. And also a lot of networking to m
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1y ago
I run signal on my phone, tablet and computer and they all are synced.
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1y ago
I tried it, it did some magical stuff, like completely rewriting my go test suite from matrix based tests to individual tests. Took a few minutes. Code was mostly correct. Also had a few misses. But in general it is ok. Still prefer ai assi
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1y ago
How did the pumps work when there was no power?
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1y ago
What is wrong is that it does not help with the discussion. It makes the discussion personal by calling someone a fascist or a leftie. A good discussion is about the subject, not the person. Also it makes both X and Bluesky feel opinionated
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1y ago
I feel bad to say this, but it looks like it failed already to be non toxic. It at least is a lot less toxic than X. For now. It is X vs BlueSky. It participates in the argument between two groups of people. It does not solve anything. X is
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2y ago
Thanks for your answer. Interesting take that you did not know about postgres, but chose an api for storage instead. I would have done the opposite.
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2y ago
Why do you use supabase and not just postgres? Do you use supabase’s api interface to do the queries? Or do you use supabase for other features?
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2y ago
Nice to see something different here! Like the first two the most. They are the simplest ones. Long story short: I once did a project where I trained cows and attached mobile phones to them to literally call them to come to the milkingrobot
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2y ago
How does this compare to Komoot? I usually use that, but I am based in the Netherlands. What i like in ko,oot is that cyclists upload photos. This allows me to see what the road looks like.
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2y ago
If you insert the password using bitwarden browser extension, then the totp token is under cmd-v. Even better. At least on safari.
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2y ago
If you prefer a good package manager over a language which avoids you to be able to shoot yourself in the foot with nil pointers… Package management is important, but other stuff might be more important. That said: I enjoy go. Is it perfect
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