882 karma · joined May 25, 2014
I think the web with all its shortcomings is the best thing to happen to tech industry and I want it to succeed. That does NOT mean it should be used for everything.
Hopefully, never. There's enough ad-blocking arms race as it is.
Adding the necessary hardware while refusing to support arbitrarily iLLegAl things is the best of both worlds.
you're stealing from the open internet, the best case punishment you should hope for is that these gains are socialized back
Hopefully current hysteria will not result in some bs decisions like this.
the leap here is browser extensions appearing to block all mentions of ai across the web
and that's a good thing
Recording a video via scrcpy works on the other hand. Amazing, agreed.
Edit:
I don't even know where you lot get these numbers from nowadays, smh.
Just checked, in Slovakia, google.com is 1MB (compressed) total with cache disabled. 400kib of those is my own extension that I installed which is counted among the 'loaded scripts'. Loads in 400ms, blink of an eye.
Framework rants are completely detached from reality, as always.
I have several VMs in clouds with similar k3s architecture as yours and am wondering if there are any benefits to installing longhorn vs sticking to logical (postgres, mimir, whateveritis) replication instead.
What happens if it errored on deployment or after that? you wanna write custom (bash? :D) hooks for that? What about upgrading your 'very vertically scalable' box? What if it doesn't come up after the upgrade? your downtime is suddenly hours, oops.
The k8s denial is strong and now rivals frontend frameworks denial. Never fails to amuse.
Because you need an incentive for 'miners' to participate in transaction processing.
Main functionality is transactions which are not controlled by any single entity (like the government).
Most of it is speculation unfortunately, which gives it a bad name, drowning out real usecases.
JS is a target of these dumb accusations because it's literally the best cross-platform way to ship apps. Stop inventing issues where there are none.