redcalcium @ redcalcium @lemmy.institute

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Calling it "web4" would means acknowledging the existence of web3. Can we call it something else?

Then you ghost them and wait for the next sucker to fork your fork.

Yes, fuck the future me who'll have to clean up the mess! That guy got what's coming to him.

The thing with Linux is you shouldn't be afraid of distro hopping. Just try any distro you want for a few days, and if you don't like it, move on to another one. Repeat until you find the distro you like the most. You can grab a new SSD and swap your system partition to try the new distro of you don't want to format your current system partition.

Not saying you should use CGI (who does these days), but saying you could still use it if you want

Why not? Is it because a typical nodejs app include hundreds of npm dependencies? As long as it can launch and finish within 60s (default timeout for apache), you should be able to use it.

Still, windows has over 1 billion users. Even if averaging only $1 / copilot user / month will cost a lot of money each month, an expense that must be somehow recouped.

Why does Docker has a snap version in the first place anyway? Did Canonical pester them to do it?

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Nope, it's just Canonical went ahead and publish it there by themselves.

This snap is built by Canonical based on source code published by Docker, Inc. It is not endorsed or published by Docker, Inc.

The cheapest digitalocean VPS doesn't have enough ram to host lemmy these days, especially after v0.19 update significantly increase database ram consumption. You'll have to use a vps with at least 4 GB of ram which will cost $24/mo. If you only want to spend $5/mo for that kind of VPS, you'll have to dig into lowendtalk.com to find some VPS deals from a somewhat reputable providers.

Those AI stuff are very expensive to run, and Microsoft plan to integrate them even more on future version of Windows, replacing local search with AI assistant? How Microsoft plan to recoup those expense? More ads on Windows?

It amazes me that all it takes is just changing user agent to Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 6.0.1; Nexus 5X Build/MMB29P) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/W.X.Y.Z Mobile Safari/537.36 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html) and it can bypass paywalls on many sites? I thought those sites would try harder (e.g. checking if the ip address is truly belong to google), but apparently not.

If you have a Home Assistant instance, adding a webcam and accessing it from outside of your home network is quite easy: https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2016/06/23/usb-webcams-and-home-assistant/

Home Assistant is a very useful platform to have around if you have a handful of IoT devices at home.

I also like to run my container platform as a containerized application in another container platform.

Being able to sleep (or not paying any attention to the road) is the entire reason I would get a self driving car (assuming it's safe to do so). But aren't you required to keep your hands on staying wheel when engaging full self driving? And I think the car has camera to monitor driver attentiveness too. Can you really fall asleep during commute like that?

You can still use CGI with Apache. Apache will execute your program on each request and return its output from stdout as webserver response. If you have a form, it'll get POSTed to stdin when Apache execute your program. You can write your program with whatever language you want as long as you can read stdin and write to stdout. It's just tedious af so no one really use it these days. PHP was basically born because people got tired writing CGI program with pearl or C and want something more convenient. But with modern programming languages, perhaps CGI is not too bad, except the one process per request which will absolutely kill your server the moment you have visitors spike.

No, I'm actually interested to know. Are most Tesla owners activate self driving during their daily commute? Tesla doesn't sell their vehicle here so the only times I actually see a Tesla are in car shows.

If this catch on, maybe 3rd party Bluetooth/USB stalk will be a thing.

Tesla fucking up traditional driving controls only make sense if their self-driving system is working so the driver has no need to touch the steering wheel except in rare case. How good is Tesla's full self driving these days?

He's probably in vacation. It's still new year afterall.

I remember when the ol' Honda Fit marketing material list "pedestrian safety" as an actual feature. Cars these days are complete opposite, they'll turn pedestrian into mincemeat.