Not only Cloudflare. They block IP Ranges of many CDNs during the matches.
81 karma · joined April 10, 2018
I always read this online, but my personal experience in EU doesn't match that at all in quite a sample of people and cars over the last ~15 years. At least not for older cards. The reliability after 100k km seems to be somewhat similar.
The repairability of VW-group stuff in 3rd party services is soo much better and cheaper. The WV-group is huge and many models across the brands share same parts and full engines. There exist non-OEM alternatives and people know how to fix those cars.
I have never bought new car. But driving anything but VW got expensive fast.
Toyota cars can have bespoke parts even between different months of the same year for the same model. Continuous improvement isn't really that cool for cars.
> Elevated errors on claude.ai, console, and claude code
> We have identified that the Claude API is working as intended. The issues we are seeing are related to Claude.ai and with the login/logout paths.
Since the robots got cameras and microphones, it's a no-go for me to have it in my home connected to some cloud.
It's little bit challenging to orient oneself in the project (tip: read a couple of the last release notes), but once you do, it's great.
I bought a new robot vacuum that was specifically recommended by the Valetudo project (Dreame L10s Pro Ultra Heat). The rooting was straightforward and non-destructive. The robot works great.
And the usage is much better even for non-developer people (i.e. my wife), as the UI is simple, not constantly changing under your hands, no ads, no upseling. It's a tool as it should be.
Which you cant do with the 1st party apps. This alone is enough for me.
The private builder is not great, but the reason are understandable, it is what it is.
His website: https://danyk.cz/index_en.html
Are you confused by the questions/arguments in it?
In Europe, 3G is shutting down, but 2G as a fallback seems to be staying for years to come.
> However, 2G networks were still available as of 2023 in most parts of the world, while notably excluding the majority of carriers in North America, East Asia, and Australasia.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2G
AFAIK, in the US, T-Mobile still has a 2G network.
Not that this should be a competition, but there still are other wars with atrocities/genocides happening at the moment.
E.g. Ukraine
I think is still a very nice feature to release even if it's no complete and fully secure yet.
> your router is as secure as anything you run in container; > if you run container, there is no security guarantee of any kind; > running a 3rd party container image on your router could open a security hole/attack vector/attack surface;
https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ROS/Container#Contain...
And for reference, google makes $2M about every 5 seconds.
But it's literally the second page in documentation https://ventoy.net/en/doc_start.html
> If no upgrade is made, incoming messages will be deferred until the following day, and sending messages will be refused If you try blasting mails in or out, your limit will be quickly gone and you will not be able to receive and/or send more. This will also trigged a bunch of alerts on our end.
> In most normal situations, you will be warned if you are reaching your limits so you have time to analyze the traffic and possibly upgrade your plan. This allows you to pay only what you really use.
> If no upgrade is made, incoming messages will be deferred until the following day, and sending messages will be refused
Private fields are by default module scoped, and can be tweaked. So you can limit the use even in the same crate.
iOS8 released 2014. Newest iPhone that is stuck on iOS8 or older is iPhone 4 from 2010.
Android 7.1.1 released 2016, many devices without any upgrade provided. There are Android phones from 2016 + 2017 that are stuck at 7.1.
Apple devices does not have the same problem.
(Android upgrade paths are super sad, you almost have to buy new phone every year to stay updated)
KB = Kilobyte, which from SI definition of kilo means 10^3.
KiB = Kibibyte, was formaly defined later by IEC in 1998 as 2^10
OSes (Windows/Mac/Linux), are the ones doing it wrong, using 2^10 internaly, but presenting using SI prefixes.
I just don't agree with statements about memory safety and speed. The thing is much more complex. I think simply stating "Use the best tool for the job" is much better than showing bad examples.
Because everybody needs memory safety and wants speed. Nobody wants to write unsafe slow programs (Well, I HOPE). Nobody wants to drops either of those requirements. When you drop those requirements, it's because of tradeoffs (I think memory safety shouldn't ever be dropped, yes use GC lang if you want to, but in 2020 memory safety should be a very hard requirement)
And if you can write program in very fast language, why not? There doesn’t have to be need. Just no reason not to
Yep, well, dartfmt is almost non-configurable, without custom rules.
Because consistency over everything.
One of the greatest frustration trying to setup flutter in production for me. And no other formatter for dart I know of.
The configuration will change, all formatters I know added configuration eventually, but man!.