should probably mention on the page that its free for 1 day after you add a credit card and 20 quid a month after... you only find that out AFTER you text...
Interesting. Only thing that worries me is the unlimited for free... How? Looking at this for a business case... Is it still free for that? What about server limits? How many requests can I send to your server? 50/s requests is what I would be seeing on one of our apps... Suppose using caching would reduce the calls but still....
interesting... x1 would too slow for large amounts of storage, but as a test, a couple small SSDs could potentially be workable... sounds like im doing some digging...
Hmmm.... Wondering if this could be eventually used to emulate a PCIe card using another device, like a RaspberryPi or something more powerful... Thinking the idea of a card you could stick in a machine, anything from a 1x to 16x slot, that emulates a network card (you could run VPN or other stuff on the card and offload it from the host) or storage (running something with enough power to run ZFS and a few disks, and show to the host as a single disk, allowing ZFS on devices that would not support it). but this is probably not something easy...
Installed. Had a look around. Quite fast. Nice and responsive. No option to share though… wanted to send a video outside of Bluesky and no option. I can re-whateverthewordisinbluesky, but no external share.
i think the main reason is that 99% of users, even most businesses, dont require more than 1Gb... Yea, if you are moving massive amounts of data around, 10Gb is handy, but 99 times out of 10, 1Gb will do. And its a chicken/egg situation. Since most people don't necessarily need it, manufactures wont make them in bulk... With the advent of larger games and faster consoles, maybe going to 10Gb will happen soon...
Is this not the best thing that could happen? Like now its in maintenance, it can be forked without any potential license change in the future, or any new features that are in that license change... This allows anyone to continue working on this, right? Or did i miss something?
In my last job, we used a key that was stored on a user machine to sign documents... always wondered if something like PassKeys could replicate that... given documents could potentially need to be signed by multiple users on behalf of an entity, having the cert on a user's drive seemed like a security issue... It was password protected, but still.... Replacing that with PassKeys, and having that stored on a phone or even in something like 1Password would potentially solve some of those issues...Does anyone know if that is possible?
Where did you get $20 from? Looking at the Apple site, without ANC they are $129 and with ANC they are $179. The Pro 2 costs $249.... Am I missing something?
reminds me of a question they used to ask in the Irish army back in the 60s. My Dad told me this. "How do you get from Bachelor's Walk to Collins Barracks without passing a bar?". People would spend hours and days working on the answer. In the end, the answer was "Go in to every one".
I don't think you get what I mean... Mozilla made 85% of its revenue from Google in 2023 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Corporation). That goes away; who is going to pay that? 653 million income, 555 of that from Google... Google stops paying; that's 98 million left over... Their dev costs were 260 million. How do they make up the shortfall?