Wubdidu

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by Wubdidu 9mo ago
Not entirely true. You can do SAP RISE on Telekom (not Open Telekom Cloud, forgot the name of the thing) and as far as I know STACKIT is currently in beta. Apparently the AWS Sovereign Cloud will be possible as well. Its just way more expen
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by Wubdidu 1y ago
Same, I really like the solutions one can build with LLMs and have a lot of fun working with them to improve use-cases where it actually makes sense. Its the first time since years I really enjoy coding on side-projects and take great care
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by Wubdidu 1y ago
This looks interesting, might try using the app for a while. Quick suggestion: allow marking days that are excluded from breaking streaks, e.g. weekends.
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by Wubdidu 4y ago
Is that so? At least Telekom doesn't do that for IPv4 anymore. They do have a 24h dynamic prefix for IPv6 though (which feels very weird, considering they stopped doing that for IPv4)
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by Wubdidu 4y ago
App Platform is a great concept, but we hit a dealbreaking road block when trying to migrate some Python apps with job queues. Their runtime (gVisor) doesn't support semaphore locks, which is used by Pythons multiprocessing and in turn
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by Wubdidu 5y ago
We live in a big city in Germany with two kids and earlier this year bought the Tern GSD mentioned in the article with two children seats. We don't own a car. This thing gets so much mileage it was definitely worth the money. Before, w
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by Wubdidu 5y ago
Probably depends on how complex your setup will be. We are running a normal 1GB Pi4 with OpenWRT (trunk until now) for quite a while on a 1gbit down/500mbit up fibre uplink with SQM against bufferbloat. Unifi switches handle all VLAN r
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
Docker is still super early in development, see the most recent update here: https://github.com/docker/roadmap/issues/142#issuecomment-73... I wouldn't expect official stable support to be available very
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
Big fans are a good thing because they move much more air with much less RPM. If you care about noise, buy components with low power requirements and low heat output and slam a ridiculously overpowered cooling solution on it. I recently tri
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, it sounds really interesting based on some YouTube comments. Just ordered it used from the UK, first time I'll be watching an actual DVD since... years. I think I do have a DVD drive somewhere in storage.
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
Hardware Unboxed tested an RTX 3080 and it seems like the performance improvements are not just in ray tracing: https://youtu.be/cWD01yUQdVA It looks pretty impressive. Regarding the new power connector: All the partner car
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
Hardware Unboxed tested an RTX 3080 and it seems like the performance improvements are not just in ray tracing: https://youtu.be/cWD01yUQdVA It looks pretty impressive.
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
Tomorrow ( https://www.tomorrow.one/en-de/about ) is based in Germany. They are focusing on financing green projects and so on. Not sure how successful they are… I have an account there and use it for Google Pay in Germa
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
For the proposal to my now wife I built a small tablet web application that copied the Game Of Life board game that we frequently played. I put her Mii of Tomodashis Life from various screenshots in as her character, sneakily stolen from he
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
I have Debian running on my TS-451A for quite a while now. Except the front LEDs, everything is working completely fine. It is pretty much just a plain x86_64 PC with an UEFI firmware. The TS-251A is exactly the same but with 2 instead of 4
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
I'm by no means an expert on this, but I had some issues with the temperature reading of the BME280. It seems to be so sensitive that simply having it on top of a Wemos D1 Mini shield PCB cause the temperatures to differ by more than 2
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
Streaming seems to be free on Disney+ Edit: Well, not in Germany. Not that they state that on their landing page for the show or anything. Sigh.
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
I've been using first party isolation for quite a while on desktop and Android and the only websites I experienced issues with are the Atlassian login and the Trello GitHub powerup. Everything else, including tons of single sign in&#x2
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
The USB thingy already exists, I actually own one for macros with dumb keyboards. Its a very small USB-device with a USB port where you can attach standard USB keyboards. It runs QMK and essentially acts as a proxy, allowing you to program
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by Wubdidu 6y ago
It really depends… tests in my city are 1-2 days right now I think, but priority cases like doctors will take the front of the queue and can happen all the time. Colleague of mine was tested and diagnosed (negative) within 4 hours, because
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by Wubdidu 10y ago
I'm confused… I assume "'new' sync" means Sync-1.5 in your context, right? Where is the issue with using Sync-1.5? It works completely fine for me.
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by Wubdidu 10y ago
Huh? I'm still running my own sync server and it was really easy to setup. https://docs.services.mozilla.com/howtos/run-sync-1.5.html Working fine with Firefox on macOS and Android. You can even setup the authenti