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by friseurtermin 2y ago
The article phrases this weirdly, but they are talking about the 40,000 Starlink terminals in Ukraine that Eutelsat is trying to match, not about LEO satellites.
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by friseurtermin 2y ago
What I miss in this article are some references to some of the great research on Starlink performance and characteristics that has come out in the past ~2 years. [1] and [2] come to mind. They also go into much more detail on the 15s interv
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by friseurtermin 4y ago
100% what I came here to say. My film camera restricts me from checking each photo instantly, keeps other people from checking each photo ("Show me! Do I look good in that? Take another one") or from sharing online. As an added bo
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Small Island Environmental Management: A DIY course and training programme(islands.unep.ch)
1 points by friseurtermin 5y ago|0 comments
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
One caveat here is serialization. Writing your (or another package's) enum to a database will get you in trouble if you ever want to add another value in the middle. Sure, you can be careful and should document this, but who knows
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
I'm not sure if its DDG, but the tech company Pipedream should consider rebranding or improving their SEO. A quick Internet search did not yield the results I expected...
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
I remember this coming up in a blog post by the creator of Shellcheck a while back [0] and being discussed here [1]. One reason given is this: > Assuming the OSS projects aren't a conflict of interest Apple is so secretive even inte
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
> without some form of translation or emulation IIRC that's why Rosetta2 exists. The question is more whether there are issues despite that
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
I'm guessing you'd want to go with Server Core [0], which is not a full-blown GUI but still supports windows. [0]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administrati...
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
Leaner websites can only reduce bandwidth strain, there's no impact on latency, right?
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
Could something like this be useful in space? With less heat generated (?), less power requirements (?), and immune to SEU(?)
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
Oh absolutely, I miss my 12" Macbook so much! It was underpowered, so I really hope they bring back an M1(X) version of that
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
https://netzpolitik.org/2021/wolf-culture-how-huawei-control...
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: On-site preferred, but open to remote Willing to relocate: Yes, northern hemisphere Résumé/CV: https://github.com/pfandzelter/resume/blob/main/resume.pdf Website&#x
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
> minimalism: Marie Kondo says that we should remove all the things that "don't spark joy" > maximalism: our homes should be places full of stuff that sparks joy! I'm no expert on interior design but that seems to
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
> Now, almost 30 years later, in what might be the most profound shift of all, the power dynamic between humans and Yosemite has changed. To see nature so vulnerable not only feels depressing, but wrong, disorienting and scary. Beautiful
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
From the paper: > The difference of an attribute value between any group of individuals in the objective world is usually in the same order of magnitude as the absolute value of an individual attribute. For example, one adult weighs 100
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
This post goes into incredible detail and is super comprehensive, thanks! I highly recommend also checking out the original paper and presentation at NSDI '20: https://www.usenix.org/conference/nsdi20/presenta
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
Great post! I'm not familiar with all of fly's inner workings but I'm guessing that each app gets its own Redis instance at each location (rather than all of your customers sharing instances) because "global" item r
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
Oh, for a second I thought this was about Goat Ops [0]. [0]: http://www.goatops.com/
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
I know that 99.9% of your readers know exactly what SNMP is (even though SMTP is in the title), but when you write a post like this, please just put in what the initialism is actually short for.
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
I love blog posts like these: they don't go after real-world problems directly but rather explore what's even possible. paulfurtado in this comment section mentioned UPX[0] as a way to get binaries even smaller. Funnily enough UPX
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
I see, that makes sense. Thanks!
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
Ok I think I'm not understanding this correctly then. Why does this return an error? package main import ( "fmt" ) const tst = 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
I'm gonna be the one who says it: why is the Banksy worth saving but the thrown paint is not?
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
So apparently systemd-resolve does support redirecting custom TLDs to a specific nameserver [0], as mentioned by dnr. However, support for custom ports was only added in version 246 and my Ubuntu 18.04 ships with 237. As far as I can tell,
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by friseurtermin 5y ago
Funnily enough, that is the _exact_ same problem I'm facing right now, down to Firecracker and a custom internal TLD. I'm excited to see the solutions. I think the only difference is that I need to run this DNS service on the same
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SatNetLab: A call to arms for the next global Internet testbed [pdf](people.inf.ethz.ch)
2 points by friseurtermin 5y ago|0 comments
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by friseurtermin 6y ago
I fully agree about dumb TVs for personal use. Even having to wait for your TV's OS to boot up when you turn it on is a terrible UX. However, when it comes to buying a TV for your conference room where you have a TV running 12hrs/
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by friseurtermin 6y ago
Unlikely, the M1 page [0] says "2 displays" and I'm pretty sure the MBP supports internal display + Touchbar + external display. And even that is based on high-res displays, I think it could support more external displays at

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