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Since you seem to be in good faith: no, you’re wrong. Using a language cannot force you into adopting a licence, because automatically everything you produce will be all rights reserved unless otherwise specified. It’s then up to the developer to choose a license.

Rust doesn’t even populate the license metadata in your manifest, it’s up to you.

I think MIT dominance came about thanks to GitHub’s choose a license.

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  • [–] 7 points 1 week ago (2 children)

    28 ºC? Where are you?

    Nonetheless, is this bottle wrapped or is the metal coloured? Mine is wrapped and when it’s dented the wrap will crack and peel away

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    I’m looking for storage classes for a multi node cluster. I’m currently using Longhorn and NFS, but I'm not happy with the performance. My cluster doesn’t have beefy nodes, so Ceph/Rook is out of the question (for now).

    Nodes:

    1. 8 GB RAM, 4 cores VM, control plane. 256 GB SSD
    2. 4 GB RAM, 2 cores, control plane, currently cordoned. 128 GB SSD
    3. 8 GB RAM, 4 cores, ARM, control plane. 512 GB SSD
    4. 8 GB RAM, 4 cores. 256 GB SSD
    5. 16 GB RAM, 6 cores. 256 GB SSD + 1 TB HD
    6. RPi 4, 4 GB RAM. 128 GB SSD
     

    What are some lesser known songs that should be more appreciated?

    1. Childhood's end (Obscured by clouds)
    2. Alan's psychedelic breakfast (Atom hearth mother)
    3. Two suns in the sunset (The Final Cut)
    4. High hopes (The division bell)
    5. Sorrow, live from Pulse
    6. bonus: Allons-y from The endless river (this is going to be controversial)
     

    crossposted from da: https://feddit.it/post/26262179

    Hello, first time poster (and also no significant EE background, so bear with me).

    After receiving a batch of bad USB C PD trigger boards, I decided that it would be better if I made some myself. The design is taken from the CH224K datasheet. However, I am not sure if

    1. the schematic is correct
    2. the PCB is well laid out (I really struggled to fit everything)

    Here is the schematic, and here is the PCB. Both are in a Codeberg repo.

    submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by to c/electronics@discuss.tchncs.de
     

    Hello, first time poster (and also no significant EE background, so bear with me).

    After receiving a batch of bad USB C PD trigger boards, I decided that it would be better if I made some myself. The design is taken from the CH224K datasheet. However, I am not sure if

    1. the schematic is correct
    2. the PCB is well laid out (I really struggled to fit everything)

    Here is the schematic, and here is the PCB. Both are in a Codeberg repo.

     

    cross-posted from: https://snac.eutampieri.eu/eugenio/p/1761203494.206079

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    @neovim@programming.dev @neovim@sopuli.xyz Does anyone use #kotlin in #neovim using kotlin_ls? Each time I accept an autocompletion, it instead deletes the whole token.

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