supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: IBM swallows Red Hat storage products
How is Centos kneecapped?
Instead of being a fork, it’s upstream.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Xonsh: I don't remember how to write a for loop in Bash [video]
dnf install powershell
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Toyota CEO talks about why he isn’t all-in on EVs
There are teslas getting half a million miles on them already..
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Toyota CEO talks about why he isn’t all-in on EVs
Tesla is getting half million miles out of batteries. If my model 3 gets half that i’d be ecstatic and 1/4th that i would still be happy (and you can get them refurbed for 15k or less..which is cheap if you get another half million miles… )
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Toyota CEO talks about why he isn’t all-in on EVs
it’s going to be cheaper for them to skip out on fossil fuel industry and go EV. It could be more modes of EV than americans are bothered with such as bikes, motorcycles, smaller cars…
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Toyota CEO talks about why he isn’t all-in on EVs
I learned it takes a lot of grid power to extract, ship, process, store and sell gasoline than it takes to just charge an EV… seems that the reduction of demand of fuel would also reduce grid loads.. plus, just charge at night. cheaper rates usually.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Microsoft bakes a VPN into Edge and turns it on
Microsoft edge non chromium was fine, but no one used it. So they went chromium based.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Microsoft bakes a VPN into Edge and turns it on
why is it ok if firefox and opera do this but no one else?
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Threadripper 7000 Storm Peak CPU Surfaces with 64 Zen 4 Cores
Are you thinking the old sparc Niagara?
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Arduino IDE 2.0
vs code is open source and it works perfectly fine and there are tons of plugins for micro controller programming and support.
still, happy to see this update.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Layoffs at Canadian tech startups
What?
FAANGS still offer upwards of 1m/year compensation.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Layoffs at Canadian tech startups
None of this really supports your argument. 9/11 was the largest workforce reduction in tech as far as people leaving the industry.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Five Walled Gardens: Operating systems are holding browsers back [pdf]
They are adopting USB C.. and at least the 3rd party market for replacement chargers is affordable - cheaper than usb c in many cases.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Five Walled Gardens: Operating systems are holding browsers back [pdf]
Apple has NO OEM. You can only buy completely integrated products period. The new M1s are SOCs, so there isn't even a 3rd party market unless you restrict that to USB and fashion accessories.
Microsoft does make its own hardware. The Surface line of products are pretty amazing. They didn't break any OEM 3rd party market nor dictate anything. In fact, they have a "signature system" policy for their first party hardware that it won't be full of bloatware like 3rd party OEMs used to do.
Google has slowly been destroying its 3rd parties and 3rd parties playing in its ecosystem have been moving towards forking for a while which is why there is always the complaint of unsupported devices after a single cycle there. (and so many community roms/hacks/installers floating around to address this)
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Five Walled Gardens: Operating systems are holding browsers back [pdf]
1990s was a long time ago.. why would Microsoft do something like this? They're all in on Chromium and choice. When you change your default browser, its actually changing the default browser, not the skin with the forced widget inside.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Layoffs at Canadian tech startups
Interesting. I haven’t seen this. Been through many hiring freezes and economic downturns but my salary has only ever gone up and if my employer tightened the reigns, i moved on. (here is your sign)- nothing really changed the market unless it was something such as 2008 meltdown with was systemic.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Starlink now over 1M user terminals manufactured
You do realize how valuable this is right? Spot trackers are much worse and cost much more and offer a fraction of the service.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Starlink now over 1M user terminals manufactured
I thought the move to do midband mobile spectrum with t-mobile and offer line of site coverage across 100% of the country was a pretty big move. Existing phones can be enabled on this spectrum. I also see it being leveraged well for edge services where classical 5g towers are just too damn expensive to pout out that far
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: Layoffs at Canadian tech startups
I’ve never seen entire industry hiring freezes so i’m not aware of the concern. Would rather stay on job during hiring freeze than he let go. I can sense if i need to bail without being subject to one or another.
supernovae
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3 years ago
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on: There is no “software supply chain”
Developer RHEL doesn’t cost any money. RHEL is based on Centos Stream and Stream comes from Fedora.
Instead of being a fork, it’s upstream.