Microsoft also charges you €13 a month for every running self hosted agent on Azure DevOps

Yes, unfortunately

I’m not using n8n, but I am using Node-RED and would like to hear from people who have used both.

I should play Windwaker again

I was still wondering. Do you know if 13Radar or MarketCapWatch have any insights or analyses specifically regarding the AI bubble? I’m interested in understanding their take on the interconnections between AI firms and whether they provide any data that could shed light on whether we are indeed witnessing a healthy market or a speculative bubble.

They said that you can change it if you want, but did they say they will provide Windows drivers for their semi-custom Ryzen chip?

Okay, that makes sense. Do you know if 13Radar or MarketCapWatch have any insights or analyses specifically regarding the AI bubble? I’m interested in understanding their take on the interconnections between AI firms and whether they provide any data that could shed light on whether we are indeed witnessing a healthy market or a speculative bubble.

Interesting post, but all your posts (and seemingly comments) are posts from the same site (13radar & marketcapwatch). Why is that?

Good that you added that security disclaimer

It’s so predictable

Sorry can’t do the laundry because that would hasten the anti-christ

“Fast” international money transfer without value fluctuations. AFAIK, it’s used to send money back overseas without fees and for online casinos. Most stablecoins are based on the USD, which has been dropping due to the actions of a certain person. It seems like a reasonable decision to create an “official” euro stablecoin. The EU has been pushing for an EU payment processor to avoid reliance on US based / connected payment countries, this seems like it might be related to that.

Let them federate with Hexbear

Does anyone from Europe recognize this? Because it isn’t what I’m seeing.

Hetzner Storage Share

And Warhammer

People. Most people are still on GitHub and don’t see things on Codeberg / GitLab nor are they willing to create an account. It’s a classic case of the network effect.

Has anyone verified what this article says?

Here’s the directive in question: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2014/53/oj/eng It doesn’t seem to imply what the article implies.

Also, here are some things from the discussion on HN

As is usual, there seems to be a massive misunderstanding what the directive is and means. The TLDR is that the directive contains no clauses that compels phone makers to keep the Android bootloader locked or that forbids EU users from unlocking it.

Samsung’s public reasoning might be that disabling unlocking the bootloader because of the directive, but there is nothing in the directive that forces them to lock the bootloader. It does sound like a convenient scapegoat if they don’t want to talk about the real reasons though.

The phone makes who end up disabling the unlocking of bootloaders are all doing so on their own accord, not because some regulation is forcing them to.

Finally, the EU’s broader right-to-repair policies makes it kind of impossible that an outright prohibition of unlocking the bootloader could happen. But of course, nuance doesn’t make people click article titles on the web…

I’ve never bought a porn game nor ever played one, but I just think it’s stupid that such large companies fold to a lobby organization and start moderating the sale of products. Christian fundamentalist activists are persistent and organized, and it’s effective. I think it’s bad how a small minority is able to dictate the lives of other people.

I made a tool for this some time ago. It detects when programs write to your home directory outside the XDG spec and logs the file and the location of the binary that wrote it to an SQLite file.