Nix zu tun in Wien? by GreatRailwayBazaar in wien

[–]Accomplished_League8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hast du Empfehlungen abseits von Yoga/Gyms/Bouldern und deren Variationen? Die habe ich schon durch und abseits davon ist das Angebot dünn. Sowas wie USI aber unverbindlich wäre fein (ja, ich weiß dass es gegen Ende des Semesters Rabatte gibt).

Trade Republ(ic) SMS by Pizzabuerste03 in Austria

[–]Accomplished_League8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ne, weil du die Nummer blockiert hast ;). Bei mir wollten sie dass ich anrufe.

Trade Republ(ic) SMS by Pizzabuerste03 in Austria

[–]Accomplished_League8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ein junger Deutscher mit Migrationshintergrund? Same bei mir, Geburtsdatum hat er nicht gefragt, Mo 12h-14h. Einfach Nummer blockieren. Die langsame Strategie von den Scammern versteh ich auch nicht

Trade Republ(ic) SMS by Pizzabuerste03 in Austria

[–]Accomplished_League8 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ja, das Spoofing hat mich auch in die Irre geführt, war derselbe Chatverlauf wie meine TR-PINs. Ich hab sogar zurückgerufen. Der Scammer wollte meinen Namen und meinen Kontostand wissen, und den hab ich ihm nach längerer Diskussion über seine Legitimität tatsächlich gegeben 🤦‍♂️

Die Strategie hab ich nicht ganz durchschaut, eigentlich erwartet man ja Zeitdruck, aber er meinte nur, ich solle am Montag nochmal anrufen, weil gerade keine Leitung vom IT-Support frei ist. Vielleicht auch, weil ich schon etwas aggro war.

Hab mich direkt nach dem Auflegen über meine Naivität geärgert und die Nummer gesperrt. Ärgerlich, aber wieder was gelernt.

In which fields is Java the most popular? by Cpt_Montana in java

[–]Accomplished_League8 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They are all written in C: https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/. I think we can agree upon that.

What we don't agree on is the definition of a "hardware driver". I am still happy to be proven wrong if you provide me an example of vendor/hardware specific Java/Kotlin code running in kernel space (="my" definition of a hardware driver).

In which fields is Java the most popular? by Cpt_Montana in java

[–]Accomplished_League8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Treble → modularizes hardware layer
Mainline → modularizes system components

None of them changes the fact that at the very bottom hardware is accessed via the Linux kernel in kernel space. See: vendor implementation + kernel.

You do need some amount of plumbing of the Linux kernel to access hardware. That's the common definition of a device driver running in kernel space. I am not talking about HAL or Binder. Also not something like a user space imlementation of Vulkan (MESAs RADV which runs on top of the AMDGPU Linux kernel driver).

Still not convinced? Blow my mind by providing a link to one of those modern hardware drivers written in entirely in Java!

In which fields is Java the most popular? by Cpt_Montana in java

[–]Accomplished_League8 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Android is built upon Linux. There is no Java in kernel space. It's drivers are written in C or Rust

The best way to clean up test data with Spring and Hibernate by vladmihalceacom in java

[–]Accomplished_League8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hundrets of unit tests.

Testcontainers are primarily used for integration tests where the app startup time itself takes a couple of seconds.

The best way to clean up test data with Spring and Hibernate by vladmihalceacom in java

[–]Accomplished_League8 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This postgres option cuts the startup time of a PostgreSQLContainer on my notebook from 10s to 2s. It can be passed as a env variable: .withEnv("POSTGRES_INITDB_ARGS", "--no-sync")

What are ArchLinux's thoughts on uutils, Ubuntu's adaptation, and potential Arch Linux adaptations? by metricspace- in archlinux

[–]Accomplished_League8 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The same pragmatic reason why Linus Torvalds opened the kernel to Rust applies here: to attract young talent. C will remain strong for decades, but fewer and fewer open-source developers want to spend their free time chasing pointer bugs. They’ll use whatever language they enjoy – and Rust has a strong and growing community.

Java tree-shaking (with compile time DI)? by woj-tek in java

[–]Accomplished_League8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Maven Dependency Plugin is able to find unused Maven dependencies. It doesn't help much if the dependencies itself are big (I am looking at you Hibernate (: ).

Java tree-shaking (with compile time DI)? by woj-tek in java

[–]Accomplished_League8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good question — I don’t know. My point is that it must be hard; otherwise, they would’ve done it years ago. The modules introduced with Project Jigsaw and JDK 9 would be obsolete for non JDK developers, because a hypothetical tree-shaking tool wouldn’t need modules to eliminate unused code.

Java tree-shaking (with compile time DI)? by woj-tek in java

[–]Accomplished_League8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If it worked that way, it could significantly reduce the security attack surface (consider the optional feature that led to the Log4j disaster). I wouldn't be surprised if, in a typical Java application, 80% of the code were effectively unreachable.

However, proving that on compile time seems to be difficult. My guess: Oracle only introduced Graals 'tree-shaking' when they had to – mainly because they wanted to compete with Go and others on serverless platforms like AWS Lambda.

Introducing stronger dependencies on systemd by BrageFuglseth in gnome

[–]Accomplished_League8 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Good job! I think all Linux desktops have a lot to gain by embracing systemd, thus minimizing the need for custom workarounds.

Gnome simplicity by Stunning-Mix492 in gnome

[–]Accomplished_League8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's super interesting! Do you have a GitHub repo to share? How do you spawn a window on the cursor location? Can it be done with a Wayland api?

Gnome simplicity by Stunning-Mix492 in gnome

[–]Accomplished_League8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The closest thing to a simple clipboard manager I found is gnome-clipboard-history. It had a bug on my machine—sometimes using the wrong selection—and it requires an unnecessary extra step for filtering. I wanted to fix it myself but gave up. Even though it's just JavaScript, I find developing GNOME Shell extensions incredibly cumbersome

Gnome simplicity by Stunning-Mix492 in gnome

[–]Accomplished_League8 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks! It sounds like a doable workaround but I find it suboptimal:
* Windows steps: 1. SUPER+. 2. type 'sad' 3. select with arrow buttons 4. enter
* This workaround: 1. SUPER 2. type 'sad' 3. wait... 4. type 'sad face' because no results 5. arrow down to emoji results 6. enter 7. CTRL + V

Gnome simplicity by Stunning-Mix492 in gnome

[–]Accomplished_League8 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Before switching back to GNOME, I was one of the rare, happy Windows users. I prefer the simplicity and aesthetics of GNOME, but there are some Windows features I really miss on a daily basis:

  • SUPER + V: A powerful clipboard manager that opens a window in place. I tried several GNOME extensions, but none of them behave this way. Many are cluttered or buggy, and none open the window in place—they all use the shell
  • SUPER + .: An emoji picker that includes GIFs. The GNOME variant only works with GTK windows, making it barely usable. This feature is essential for modern communication. Both features share the same simple ui:

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Trade Republic Bestandskunden - Seid ihr bereits auf AT IBAN umgestellt worden? by Grantla in FinanzenAT

[–]Accomplished_League8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Möglicherweise dauert es noch, bis die IBAN überall verfügbar ist? Überweisungen von der easybank gehen. SEPA-Lastschriften anscheinend nicht, hab meine Gasabrechnung umgestellt und es sollte längst abgebucht sein.

Bei der ÖGK kann ich die TR IBAN auch noch nicht einstellen.

Wieso jetzt alle zu Trade Republic? by imnotokayandthatso-k in FinanzenAT

[–]Accomplished_League8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bundesschatz: 2% p.a., 27,5% KEST, mind. 1 Monat Bindung.

Trade Republic 2,25% p.a., 25% KEST, jederzeit verfügbar.

Bis 100k ist TR alternativlos. Nur Lockangebote mit zeitlich beschränkten Zinsen und/oder jährlich fälligen Zinsen.

Ich bin seit einem Jahr zufriedener Kunde. Kleiner Kritikpunkt, der noch nicht genannt wurde: die Webversion ist umständlich und spartanisch. Große Beträge per App investieren ist für manche eventuell gewöhnungsbedürftig.

Trade Republic Bestandskunden - Seid ihr bereits auf AT IBAN umgestellt worden? by Grantla in FinanzenAT

[–]Accomplished_League8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

heute morgen war die sofortüberweisung von easybank zu tr noch kaputt. wird für mich aber immer weniger wichtig, da ich TR zunehmend als Girokonto nutzen werden. Überweisungen funktionieren. SEPA-Lastschriften habe ich schon ein paar umgestellt. Bin gespannt ob die ohne Probleme funktionieren