Tl;dr but:
If you simply want the best UX, then you need to stay with the real Facebook etc.
They spend millions and millions and millions only for UX. Free software can never compete, period.
Tl;dr but:
If you simply want the best UX, then you need to stay with the real Facebook etc.
They spend millions and millions and millions only for UX. Free software can never compete, period.
Have you heard the story of the man who was driving his car fast on the freeway when he heard a warning on the radio: a car on the freeway drives in the wrong direction! And he thinks “One? There must be hundreds…”
:-)
Now I understand that you are personally involved and emotionally invested.
It would have suited you (and your case) well to make this transparent right from start, before calling somebody a dick etc.
This drama is from 2021.
Oh.
Well.
Then.
Now it’s pretty clear why we should (see OP) fork as soon as possible NOW !!!1!111
You don’t seem to understand the technology enoug
Ah. So there are even more people whose fault is that they do not understand…
;-)
Nixpkgs asks NOTHING of the maintainers of the original packages.
No, no, no. You just said above that the problem is because the developer did not understand something that nixos does or wants or whatever.
renck was being a dick because he didn’t understand Nix
Sorry but it makes no sense to me.
Please tell me: why in the world should a developer (of free software) invest any of his time into trying to understand what some packager/distributor does with his product?
I have 3 separate machines:
That fat home server with NAS and VM’s etc.
A Pi serving my smart home.
A plastic router with OpenWrt doing DNS and (I like to believe) some security, and giving WiFi to many small devices.
They all run 24/7 but I just don’t want everything to be dead and dark when one machine is down for whatever reason.
See how far we have advanced.
If it gives a whistle, maybe we can hear it.
Only touch the screw that is also shown in the Amazon picture. Then the water is safe from you.
It could simply be a loose connection. It will go out again.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Caleffi-Ecocal-Replacement-Thermostatic-Radiator/dp/B07VGY3J6P/
Look here, just as an example.
You can easily replace it, but pay attention to the size of the thread (after you have unscrewed it). M30x1.5 is the most common, but there are other sizes, too.
Trolling. And I have seen it so much better.
I love Europe. It’s my favourite country.
Is your one in the southern or northern parts of England?
This will be the spec for my next server. The current one is smaller, and several years old
I have several different requirements for my server, for example, my son does video editing and needs lots of storage. I want to experiment with more VM’s and containers, therefore RAM and threads.
Do you think people just beginning could get buy on 4 cores and 8 GB RAM for a while?
For most people I think they just want to have some NAS and a reliable machine. But please grant them 16 GB, otherwise they would ask why their laptop has so much more than their server :-)
I would absolutely want the extra router because most people have one from their service provider. For self hosting, you want an additional router with your own software.
The hypothesis is that $150 of equipment to avoid dozens of hours of software configuration
OK fair try, but you also need to sell me 20-25 TB of disk space on 5 spindles (plus a SSD for the bootdisk), 64 GB RAM (with a chance to go up to 128) and the CPU must have 16 threads or more.
Because the information necessary for that is already available from the subnet mask WITHOUT the bitwise AND, e.g., with 255.255.255.0 or 1111 1111.1111 1111.1111 1111.0000 0000, you count the amount of 1s, which in this case is 24 and corresponds to that appendix in the CIDR notation. At this point, you already know that you only need to consider those first 24 bits from the IP address, making the subsequent bitwise AND redundant.
On a technical level, the bitwise operation is all that is needed. It is one calculation of the simplest kind. A CPU can do it in 1 tick. That’s why they invented it this way.
The other way that you described is the super extra ultra lengthy complicated - and maybe redundant - thing.
The classical Atheist cares. He finds it important that God does not exist.
This here is an Agnostic.