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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
Plenty of companies use Vagrant. OrbStack's pricing is almost as much as an annual Parallels license for each of our devs. Most places using Vagrant will be using VirtualBox on Intel, or Parallels on Apple Silicon. So you haven't
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
I visited your site and don't understand why OrbStack is a thing. It says it's a replacement for Docker Desktop but how is it better?
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
Crazy for what seems to be an alternative GUI for Docker. It's almost as much as we pay for Parallels licenses so we can use Vagrant on Apple Silicon. There's nothing "slow and clunky" about these VMs either.
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
Been having this issue for months. In addition, Safari can't connect to the server at all using iCloud Private Relay. Seems like an OTT security config.
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
Laravel lets you run tasks in the background. You just queue up those notifications and then some other task you wrote will come along and start sending them. Apache isn't involved.
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by 00deadbeef 3y ago
And what about the database?
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
Yep those planes are sure distracted from their underwater duties
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
Now make the tool add paragraphs and it could generate some readable text
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/us-shoots-high-altitude-obje... > It was described as "cylindrical and silver-ish gray" and seemed to be floating, a U.S. official said. https://news.sky.com&#x2F
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
Spotlight on my iPhone does this. I want my bank, Monzo. I type Mo It shows Monzo But I instinctively type an 'n' It shows a Google result for "Monica" whoever the hell that is, plus driving directions to somewhere, plus
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
I keep seeing ads on Instagram for people selling spreadsheets, or courses that teach you how to make these spreadsheets, that are totally unsuitable for Excel. Like how to keep your recipes in Excel. CRM spreadsheet. Etc.
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
This is why you should enable the PIN code feature for your SIM. It will be disabled after a few incorrect attempts. It protects you from the scenarios you describe.
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
I found it, it's a restriction on "app builders" or "app generators". If I manually build an app for a client, it's fine for me to publish it in my account. Glad I didn't do anything wrong.
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
How is your own VPS + WireGuard better for privacy? You're exchanging one IP (from your ISP) for another IP (from your VPS provider), both of which are directly attributable to you.
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
UK Faster Payments sends its greetings from 2008
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
The UK launched its Faster Payments network in 2008
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
Why does your site say: > It's not allowed for us to publish your app in our own developer accounts I've published apps for others in my developer account
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
The pricing is very different, could be some kind of test to see how much people are willing to pay
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
Could this at all relate to the rumoured satellite support in upcoming iPhones?
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
For people who can’t view this tweet on their phone: https://nitter.net/rahaeli/status/1562958530381983747
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
They're testing against a hypothetical user on a 2G cellular connection. I can't see many situations where that would happen. Being poor doesn't mean you can't afford 3G because every data plan in the UK includes 4G as a
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
I had big hopes for Samsung’s QVO line but they’ve barely done anything with it. They’re often not much cheaper than EVO. And the 8TB drive is almost £200 more expensive than 20TB of spinning rust. I could get 30TB+ storage for the same mon
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by 00deadbeef 4y ago
But iPhones are still cool
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by 00deadbeef 5y ago
Remember, when you're feeling very small and insecure, How amazingly unlikely is your birth; And pray that there's intelligent life somewhere out in space, 'Cause there's bugger all down here on Earth!
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by 00deadbeef 5y ago
> Which wasn't present in previous versions. So this is still a consequence of updates. Looks like HTTP/3 has been in Firefox for around a year
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by 00deadbeef 5y ago
I'm having the same issue on Firefox 88. It will suddenly stop loading anything.
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by 00deadbeef 5y ago
I'd love something like this with a PCI slot, I still have my Voodoo 3.
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by 00deadbeef 5y ago
They aren't locked out yet and presumably this is a tactic to get Visa to lower their fees.
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by 00deadbeef 5y ago
That's weird because they're moving their debit cards from Visa to Mastercard
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by 00deadbeef 5y ago
Any idea why Amex would be so popular in London? I'd never even consider an Amex card due to my perception of it being something that many places won't even accept.

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