You know what the problem is with spotify and JRE. They not only host it, they push it. I cancelled my Spotify because EVERY SINGLE DAY I'd have to see that pathetic loosers face on my home screen. This is not about…
Based on the comments I should make a left-pad and put in a random file 'if you use this, you need to give me you house and first born child'. Because appearantly whatever you put down is legal and enforceable.. shm..…
Maybe you already know, but in case not or someone else needs this: try with --no-install-recommends, it skips a lot of bs. I don't recall exactly what it was, but I remember installing something like a tiny library and…
The article is litteraly split in three sections adressing those concerns.
I'm not seeing any of this on T-mobile cellualar or otherwise. This leads me to think it is either something enforced by the USA inside the USA, or something only allowed in the USA. (I'm in the EU to be specific)
He conveniently forgets the biggest looters are in congress or the board room
Funny, I find this one of the more ledgible blogs i've seen recently :) Isn't it personal preference? Same with, dare I say it, line length. I have colleagues that insist 80 characters is ideal, I think it is terrible…
It is about funding further development. The first risc-v development boards costed >600$ for essentially something like a raspberry pi. These people try to make these products in the open and without huge funding so it…
After working in dev, ops & devops roles for over 10 years, I just want to add this: Expertise and specialization is not a bad thing. Sure, you can just chuck everything on a managed k8s solution, PaaS or whatever, but…
Right. I did that. And got scammed. I had my BTC in a trusted exchange at the time. Then they dissappeared on me. Then I was told it was my own fault for using an exchange. You just can't win this game can you..
Firstly 'very mild annoyance' for you maybe, I'd rather eat bricks then watch the endless ads and popups. Now a good old advertisement, like you'd get in magazines, target based on context are fine. Even some TV…
I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or not, but I think those are some pretty excellent interview questions. The first one, it's exactly about the thing I find a lot of developers lack in: a fundamental…
I had the same & scrolled right passed the player.. Seems like a buggy js interaction or something too me.
Thank f for this. Github search has been complete garbage for years tbh. Being able to search, for instance, for 'def method' and not finding EVERY other def first is gonna be kinda nice
Atleast you don't get a fortnight installer preinstalled that cannot be removed. Looking at you Sony.
I dunno, my M1 with 8GB is not even really usong swap afer a month of uptime and heavy loads memory-wise (VM's mostly). Based on other comments: try not using chrome. I don't and I have 0 issues iwht this.
I do not use Chrome and my windowserver is using 3GB after a month of uptime. I feel this is not a M1/Apple issue to be honest.
What a terrible article. The premise is 'they offer features that use data & say they keep it secure. but what if they actually don't' Seriously?
You know what the problem is with spotify and JRE. They not only host it, they push it. I cancelled my Spotify because EVERY SINGLE DAY I'd have to see that pathetic loosers face on my home screen. This is not about…
Based on the comments I should make a left-pad and put in a random file 'if you use this, you need to give me you house and first born child'. Because appearantly whatever you put down is legal and enforceable.. shm..…
Maybe you already know, but in case not or someone else needs this: try with --no-install-recommends, it skips a lot of bs. I don't recall exactly what it was, but I remember installing something like a tiny library and…
The article is litteraly split in three sections adressing those concerns.
I'm not seeing any of this on T-mobile cellualar or otherwise. This leads me to think it is either something enforced by the USA inside the USA, or something only allowed in the USA. (I'm in the EU to be specific)
He conveniently forgets the biggest looters are in congress or the board room
Funny, I find this one of the more ledgible blogs i've seen recently :) Isn't it personal preference? Same with, dare I say it, line length. I have colleagues that insist 80 characters is ideal, I think it is terrible…
It is about funding further development. The first risc-v development boards costed >600$ for essentially something like a raspberry pi. These people try to make these products in the open and without huge funding so it…
After working in dev, ops & devops roles for over 10 years, I just want to add this: Expertise and specialization is not a bad thing. Sure, you can just chuck everything on a managed k8s solution, PaaS or whatever, but…
Right. I did that. And got scammed. I had my BTC in a trusted exchange at the time. Then they dissappeared on me. Then I was told it was my own fault for using an exchange. You just can't win this game can you..
Firstly 'very mild annoyance' for you maybe, I'd rather eat bricks then watch the endless ads and popups. Now a good old advertisement, like you'd get in magazines, target based on context are fine. Even some TV…
I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or not, but I think those are some pretty excellent interview questions. The first one, it's exactly about the thing I find a lot of developers lack in: a fundamental…
I had the same & scrolled right passed the player.. Seems like a buggy js interaction or something too me.
Thank f for this. Github search has been complete garbage for years tbh. Being able to search, for instance, for 'def method' and not finding EVERY other def first is gonna be kinda nice
Atleast you don't get a fortnight installer preinstalled that cannot be removed. Looking at you Sony.
I dunno, my M1 with 8GB is not even really usong swap afer a month of uptime and heavy loads memory-wise (VM's mostly). Based on other comments: try not using chrome. I don't and I have 0 issues iwht this.
I do not use Chrome and my windowserver is using 3GB after a month of uptime. I feel this is not a M1/Apple issue to be honest.
What a terrible article. The premise is 'they offer features that use data & say they keep it secure. but what if they actually don't' Seriously?