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There is a free tier for on-prem TeamCity.

Are they still managing versions and rollback via BTRFS snapshots?

The TI-99/8 looks like it would have been awesome. It solved the issues of the 99/4a, had improved basic and pascal built in, all while being backward compatible.

and I literally just saw the other headline "Waymo says its robotaxis get help from remote workers in the Philippines"

I currently have hopes / am watching Apostrophy who are building on top of Graphene but at least they acknowledge that people need Google Play and are attempting to support that while not sacrificing the entire device to privacy issues. https://www.apostrophy.ch

This is great to see. I have played around with Turbo Rascal Syntax Error and will give this a shot. SpeccyNext coming when round 3 ships.

There will be a video from FireShip if its a big one. /s

Well its an amphetamine, so there's that.

It is interesting to watch them try to grow so quickly. At some point they'll need to turn more profit to hold all this scale up. We'll see if they can stick to the privacy claims or start to sell out.

10x less is a weird way of saying 90% less, or better yet reduced to 10% from before.

Yes, I was waiting to see a Basecamp alternative written in PHP :D

Unless your project is small and for learning, or won't be around for very long, Yes. You absolutely do or will end up in a technical debt world of hurt. I have worked on systems without them that are 15+ years old and the vast, vast majority of fixes and refactoring were self inflicted wounds like this. We added FK's and indexes where necessary and wound up faster and safer.

Also at Tesla. He got really started at DEC on the Alpha processor, which was also world class and surrounded by industry pioneers.

He sells it wrapped in an EXE for $10. That provides incentive to not make things easy or follow any best practices.

My pain threshold was crossed this past week when Edge added a Bing search bar to the middle of the Windows desktop. Even though the default search bar 4 inches away already searches Bing, and the Weather applet by the clock now has sensationalist news forced into it.

Some people are stuck due to driver support. As streaming has been growing, ElGato has zero official support for Linux. I solved this by relegating Windows to a tiny 1 liter PC after enough Windows anti-patterns.

It looks neat, but running off of his site directly via an administrator elevated powershell is an awful security practice.

I'm surprised that WCCF tech is getting on the HN front page. They are known for just running with any inkling of a rumor, or even just jumping to their own wild conclusions and running articles on that.

Sally Foxton-Ward (EETimes) and Ian Cuttress (TechTechPotato) started a podcast (only 2 episodes so far I think) listing through companies and what they do. I agree it is very hard to follow with companies coming and going.

Not sure if linking is allowed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQzf_1AkNXw

Awesome. Thanks!!

How crumb tight are the lines on the deck with the different panels on the 16? Are they held only by magnets, such that lateral pressure could cause them to move?

Even if Twitter is a complete financial loss (and I think he will lose a lot of it), Elon will still be a billionaire. His personal life will feel zero of that impact.

Win-UAE, or FS-UAE is a very accurate emualtor.

If you pick up Amiga-Forever from Cloanto, it is repackaged with a new UI, official ROMS (Cloanto owns the Trademark), and a bunch of pre-configured machines.

Amiga OS 3.X and 4.X are different beasts, and both continue to get updates.

So you can now compile C on an Amiga OS 4.1. TBH, I didn't know you couldn't do this before. Most of the Amiga community that I have seen run the 3.X branch on 68k classic machines.

Was this article written by a bot fed input from the marketing team? Such short, choppy, and malformed sentences reads as fake.

You could submit some defects or documentation to the open project. It is 100% community driven.

Andreas gets asked these questions weekly (probably daily), and answers in his FAQ. Its not to compete, or be a business.

https://awesomekling.github.io/faq/

I see it as a data center play. SmartNic, DPU, etc. I'd love to play with a FPGA co-processor in my workstation, but I doubt that is the goal.

Agreed, although Switch uses NVidia Tegra, not AMD this generation.

I would use Winamp, but at some point in the last decade I switched to Foobar2000 because its simple and has great FLAC support. At the time getting Winamp to do FLAC involved some weird add on.