- watermelon0Priority road sign (yellow diamond) is generally used throughout Europe.
- This sounds correct, there are no changes for public repositories.
For private repositories, each GitHub account gets 2000 free minutes of runtime per month. Both self-hosted runners and GitHub-hosted runners count against that quota.
- https://woodpecker-ci.org is an option. It's an open source CI tool, that supports integration with GitHub (among others).
- They are not just more expensive, they are also slower. Last time I compared them, AWS ARM64 instances could easily run jobs 30% faster, for the same CPU/memory count, than those that GitHub offers.
- Self-hosted runner regularly communicates with the control plane, and control plane also needs to keep track of job status, logs, job summaries, etc.
8h job is definitely more expensive to them than a 1 minute one, but I'd guess that the actual reason is that this way they earn more money, and dissuade users from using a third party service instead of their own runners.
- DisplayPort supports all HDCP versions, so that shouldn't be a problem.
- Yes, Graviton chips are aarch64.
- I'd assume it uses a single wildcard certificate.
- Intel dropped support for older WiFi chips in the newer drivers some time ago.
After successfully installing Windows 11 and connecting to a WiFi network, Windows automatically upgraded all drivers, which resulted in WiFi not being able to detect some WiFi networks.
Solution was to manually downgrade to an older Intel driver, but figuring out the root cause took quite a while.
- How is the performance difference negligible? In my experience, for the same generation of hardware, ARM64 performance is better than the AMD64 one.
AFAIK ARM64 is around 20% cheaper, not sure where you got the 50%.
- Text and unstructured data is mainly related to NLP/LLM, not to the AI as a whole.
- YMMV and this probably heavily depends on the provider and location, but in my experience, at multiple locations, cable is rock solid, generally delivering close to advertised speed.
Sure, they might be a short (<1h) outage once or twice per year, but even fiber infrastructure is not immune to this.
- Does anybody know why 'p-384-ne' (instead of 'p-256-ne') cannot be used?
Key can be generated, but 'ssh-keygen -w /usr/lib/ssh-keychain.dylib -K -N ""' cannot find the key to export.
- > There was barely any learning material out there about how to do this.
I started playing around with ATmega/ATtiny around 2008, and from what I remember, there were plenty of tutorials and examples out there.
I remember that AVR and PIC were two popular options among hobbyists at that time, but I started with AVR since it was easier to get the programmer, and it had a lot better open source tooling.
- I'm quite sure it's this one: https://linuxgamecast.com/podcasts/
- You don't need a cookie banner for authentication/shopping basket cookies, since these are essential.
However, you are still required to provide a list of essential cookies and their usage somewhere on the website.
- Azure DDoS event happened in October. Blog post about the attack was published yesterday, and was quickly picked up by news sites.
- I'm quite sure something else is going on here. Adding another hop generally shouldn't improve performance, especially if you are close by to the server.
What are the response times of requests between CF and accessing them directly?