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If you want to run python tools without installing them:

    uvx --from dns-benchmark-tool dns-benchmark top

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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44795825

Food delivery services do exactly the same.

Funny how this announcement comes days after Google learned that it didn't need to sell Chrome

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It stands to reason that Apple wouldn't have developed this feature if they weren't using it. Where? We have no idea. But they must be using it somewhere. The fact that none of us have noticed exactly where suggests that we're interacting with webviews in our daily use of iOS without ever even realising it.

This is what stood out to me. I've never really suspected webviews and can't think of a place now.

They did the calculations for Hetzner themselves and came to $4258.33/mo.

There's no rush to move away from MailCatcher or MailHog, but if you're not using those solutions already I see no reason to use them over the maintained options.

A tool like this is very useful, but this one isn't being maintained anymore. MailHog isn't either.

MailPit, MailCrab and smtp4dev are modern alternatives.

https://github.com/axllent/mailpit

https://github.com/tweedegolf/mailcrab

https://github.com/rnwood/smtp4dev

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40865627 for cloudflare's blogpost.

The original Node-RED Dashboard is based on Angular v1, which is no longer maintained. Although small patches have been and will continue to be applied on a "best can do" basis, there will be no major feature upgrades. The lack of ongoing maintenance and updates has the potential to lead to underlying security breakages, a risk we are not comfortable taking. We have recognized the need to innovate and adapt, which is why we are creating a completely new project to replace the existing Node-RED Dashboard.

https://flowfuse.com/blog/2023/06/dashboard-announcement/

That would be against net neutrality laws here in The Netherlands, but we also get low bitrates when screensharing.

But Google Meet is pretty good otherwise. Zoom is good too. All others I have used have been quite annoying to use.

opcache doessn't cache user data. it's for caching bytecode in memory as long as the php script/server is running

i'd like to see a comparison against a firecracker vm and a docker container

Here is the time conversion:

https://time.is/0700_14_Mar_2024_in_CT?Starship%27s_Third_Fl...

It takes 2 minutes and the instructions are very clear. Should not be a problem.

This is the first time I've heard of Lepton. Now I've installed it I don't think I will go back. Thanks!

I don't care about the tabs being buttons though. Mainly the huge amount of space the new design uses. And the lack of icons.

How did you get the prompt?

On the https://one.google.com/about/plans page they named the subscription AI Premium. It's the same as Premium, but you get access to Gemini Advanced too. However I'm not sure where you can use it at the moment. Maybe just Bard?

All JetBrains IDEs work on Linux and all electron apps of course. Lapce seems like Zed and is already available on Linux. So is Sublime Text.

There's a whole list here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_of_applications/Docume...

I've tried it before on AirPods Max and wasnt' that impressed. But just yesterday I've tried it on a very nice home cinema. Some songs seem basically auto-generated, but some songs have a very cool surround mix. It's a bit of a gamble right now what you'll get. Either is a fun experience though.

So I think the technology is quite cool and I will use it again. It won't be very often though, because all my regular listening areas/devices are stereo.

NIO now has 9 battery swap locations in The Netherlands. I'm not sure this is better than charging points, but at least we'll get some data on it. Tom Scott has made a video[1] about it.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNZy603as5w

Well on macOS you're free to use whatever. On iOS and iPadOS Apple demands apps to use the Safari engine (WebKit).

So they are a gatekeeper on iOS and iPadOS, but not on macOS.

I've just done this and it has been merged. The benchmarks table and image haven't been updated yet. But this should bring the C# result to ~2s instead of 4.67s

I've been using meteoblue for a while now and they tell you how sure they are of their predictions. Right now I can see that they rate their predictability as medium for tomorrow, but high for the day after.

https://content.meteoblue.com/en/research-education/specific...

Here is the launch window in your current timezone:

http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/event?lid=5&h=5&sts=28336620&s...

On tuesday .NET 8 will be released which has this aswell.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/performance-improvemen...

With the current trends in streaming piracy must be on the rise again. Are there any numbers on that? Ideally plotted against streaming subscriber numbers

Doesn't that go for almost all paid web services? At least the incentive is low, and the potential backlash is high.

Kagi in Dutch has been very good.

The last thing I've still been using Google for was looking up which Dutch retailers sold the product I was looking for. But now I see that was unnecessary.

You can get unlimited email domains/accounts for $19/year. Assuming you don't receive more than 200 emails a day.

https://migadu.com/pricing/

Soo maybe some "core" "parts" might be open sourced some time. Hard pass.