0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Postgres scaling advice
Yes. That’s why the OP talked about separating hot/cold data and scale up instead of scale out.
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0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Waymo CEO dismisses Tesla self-driving plan: “This is not how it works”
I’m one of those who will still buy my cars for one simple reason, I’m unable to live in other people’s filth. I’ve rented lost of shared electric cars and sometimes you just want to drive it into the sea.
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Electric vehicles close to ‘tipping point’ of mass adoption
Just like some people are used to park in handicap spots. I don’t think that’s a problem with the type of car but with a certain type of driver.
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Parler drops offline after Amazon pulls support
This is happening to normal folks with small businesses too. I have some friends who are being targeted by google and fb, for no good reason as they’re completely in the dark. We need to decentralize the web yesterday.
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: WhatsApp gives users an ultimatum: Share data with Facebook or stop using app
Thanks for your insights, I’ll definitely look into Element/Mattix. I didn’t know Signal was just another scheme to collect private data. But I always knew that WhatsApp == FB yet I couldn’t do much due to network effects. Decentralizing the web has never been so important as now.
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: WhatsApp gives users an ultimatum: Share data with Facebook or stop using app
So what should self sentient person do, just lie down and accept the erosions of our blood won freedoms? No thanks. I have right now all my company talking to thousands of customers explaining this mess to them and helping those who need to switch to Signal. So yeah, fuck you FB!
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Most of what you read on the internet is written by insane people (2018)
You’re certainly enjoying the conversation! /s
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Most of what you read on the internet is written by insane people (2018)
Now everyone thinks they’re geniuses too just because they can google random facts. You should talk faster than they can type just to keep having fun at their expense. Also, if you talk long enough chances are very good that you’ll find something they’re unable to easily google it. Most people are still lazy thinkers anyways.
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Google Maps' Moat Is Evaporating
It’s not a generation thing. The joke is the OP is obviously not six. We know that because most six year olds can’t come up with such an artifact to set the timeframe of an article. For more references on jokes like this read MAD. ;)
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Fujifilm Created a Magnetic Tape That Can Store 580 Terabytes
1.75m here and coach sucks for me too. For that reason and social distancing I just bought a car that can drive me to places I’d usually fly, in much more comfort.
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: California Public Utilities Commission fired director who exposed missing $200M
Yes, there is a thing that almost guarantees things in the future will materialize, it’s called a contract. People and businesses have been dealing in futures for centuries. For instance, Italian banks have special vaults for Parmigiano Reggiano taken as collateral. If some of their customers didn’t have access to these tools they probably would’ve gone out of business long ago, and we’d all have lost access to great cheese.
They’re just tools, as such expected to be held the wrong way by some people.
PS: I had a lot of fun developing an accounting system for a client that needed to solve exactly this problem :)
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Things You're Allowed to Do
One could argue they’re just following local laws. Though it won’t make any difference because their brand carries such weight and status that I find it will be almost impossible to vote it out with our wallets. We’d better shut up and just accept the new truth from our self appointed feudal masters.
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Bootstrap 5 Beta 1
+1 for jQuery + htmx + jinja2 in the exact same context.
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: On the bonkers color palette of Garfield comics
I’d pay to watch Data clueless dealing with that. Brilliant!
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Uno: Single-Codebase for Windows, WebAssembly, iOS, macOS, Android and Linux
Beeware!
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Cups Printing System Open-Source Development Has Seemingly Dried Up
The Onion is spot on, again. Cook is turning Apple into HP. So long, thanks for all the fish.
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: Italian Ruby
Good luck starting that in a post about Italian.
0x10c0fe11ce | 5 years ago | on: OpenCore bootloader – open-sourced Apple UEFI drivers, enabling Hackintosh
Sounds like you should get a monitor with built in support for KVM. I can do that on my Benq PD2700U.
mmariani | 5 years ago | on: About the security content of macOS Catalina 10.15.5
Run fsck on your disk. I had the same problem, digging into it I found APFS had hopelessly corrupted my disk, its snapshots, and the time machine backups. In the process I not only lost mail and other files, but I had unexpected app crashes and casual kernel panics. Once I found the corrupted files I had to log in into single user mode to remove them as I couldn’t even as root when logged as usual. Don’t forget to delete your APFS snapshots, if you don’t the problem will quietly sneak in again. After that you’re safe to make a new snapshot and a new backup.
Why didn’t Apple just give us ZFS instead of the shitshow APFS is?
mmariani | 5 years ago | on: A sweary, ranty YouTuber who's become an isolation cooking sensation
Then watch the follow up video [0] to ItaliaSquisita critique and you’ll be safe. Not to mention your Ragù is going to be orders of magnitude better.