The topic is interesting and the paper looks well sourced, but I find the title to be quite the mouthful!
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> I fully plan on moving entirely to Asahi Fedora [...] Fedora has a stronger team and less issues
Why do you plan to change if the experience has been stellar? You mention issues, what kind did you encounter?
I'm sorry if this feels rude, but I read your comment as a praise to Arch and then took an 180° turn to "I will switch to fedora ASAP".
and check your logs to see who is not complying
Someone on my company thought it good to launch background process from within a cron, and start it with `&ˋ at the end, so that it detached from the cron and goes as child to init .
Right, but the program opens std out and dumps its output in it. Guess what, the fd handling the std out ends up in a temp file which is deleted by cron, but still held by the program.
I ended up with a full / in all production servers, with no culprit when running ˋdu`. Only running ˋlsof |grep deleted` did I find these huge temporary files.
Killing the process and switching to a saner systemd service was the savior.
It's not too hard to do, you just have to have the component, and some solder.
The main issue I have is the noise, it is really noticeable (and the sound mode makes it less accurate: https://github.com/Hypfer/esp8266-vindriktning-particle-sens...)
Today a pile of trash is 50% plastic and will linger around for centuries
> For example, if you store 100 TB with Wasabi and download (egress) 100 TB or less within a monthly billing cycle, then your storage use case is a good fit for our policy. If your monthly downloads exceed 100 TB, then your use case is not a good fit.
Theirs is exactly that.
You could spare it if you really want and plug your usbc directly in the recessed port, but the function is not mere identity, it actually provides an extension (as in: extends the reach of the usb port) function as well.
I feel like a lot of people (I'm in there) are dreaming for exactly what your are living right now, but won't EVER be in the position to do it.
I am 36 with about 14 years of software engineering, and I need LOTS_OF_MONEY per month just to finance my mortgage, the school of my children and the basic living expenses that rose about 50% in the last year due to energy and inflation. If my wife and I quit for 3 month, we are out of our saved money and will be losing the house.
It was not THAT plausible, but it filled the placeholders I have in my UI quite well and he actually used other words related to anatomy than thos I provided in an example.
Also, I asked him to output the resulting scenarios according to a vague json schema and he complied. Copy/pasted it in my JS front and it went without a hitch.
It’s quite well done and I think it proves your point: general amusement, and now face value doesn’t work anymore.
When you take sunlit panoramas for instance, the iPhone will auto bracket and perform hdr treatment, it’s fantastic : you can see both the ground and the blue sky and the clouds. You can’t do that easily with a dslr, certainly not like a phone is doing right now, which is integrating the last x frames and modulating the digital shutter to capture multiple exposures.
Same when you take night shots, where the iPhone is integrating 1-2 s of sensor frames and compensating for movement with the accelerometer. You can take handheld shots of the sky, which is completely out of question with a standard dslr. Maybe Sony can do that with a very fast lens, in body stabilization and a very high iso, but this is 10k worth of equipment right there.
I’m still liking my dslr « real » bokeh and photos, but some of the innovation in digital photos should spill into dslr/mirrorless.
What the hell, imagine logging-in with your account, you as a maintainer of a large public repo, and failing to understand clearly that you are giving a 3rd party the possibility of commiting on your behalf.
Seriously there should be a big red warning on all scopes apart from the "none" one.
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What are yours appart from kottke (which I didn't know about!)?
When I watched this video I was flabbergasted.
The launch was flawless; well done to NASA, and let’s hope the 2nd stage performs for the TLI!
> I'm more reachable all the time
Does not compute.
You complain of people interrupting you, but you argue that WFH enabled you to be interrupted more, all the time.
I’m not affiliated, just a happy user. Having alerts when your cron fails is quite nice.
I hope I didn’t overstep some kind of bullshit law where I can’t take pictures for medical advice.. this is ridiculous, and I’m happy that I’m not pushing my pics automatically to google, I might have been banned? I still have the pics somewhere on my phone, probably, amongst others where he’s naked when he was messing with foam in the bath or playing in the garden with water in summer. Isn’t this like 90% of parents?!
I feel that this whole CSAM is a new obsession of phone actors because they feel there’s norhing else they can innovate on.
PV produces ~150W/m^2 for a very optimistic solar input of 1000W/m^2. PV produces this output only 50% of time (when sun is up, very very optimistic), so 75W averaged on 1 day
France Nuclear production is 61370MW [1]
To replace all the nuclear power plants, we would need 818 million square meters of PV panels, which amounts to a square grid of 30km.
Obviously you'd have to spread this along the longitude so that eastbound PVs would still be alight when the westbound have fallen out of the terminator.
It doesn't look like much actually. But I'm not counting the batteries to compensate for the night fallout, and I'm assuming 100% sun input all the time.
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I feel apple lost the edge on innovation on the desktop space a long time ago.