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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Saying "S3 is down" can mean anything. Our S3 buckets that served static web content stayed up no problem. The API was down though. But for the purposes of whether my organization cares I'm gonna say it was "up".
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Just gonna say that it's super relative cause in march of 2020 it was only worth 60k maybe. Then it peaked at 1.5 million in may 2021. Of course I wasn't able to time the sell off perfectly. It made one thing perfectly clear to me
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Basically none cause it's outside the typical orbit
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
There's no way I'd have been able to get the house without the crypto and it was mined, not purchased. So what I'm saying is yes I could have afforded an apartment but never a house and those are two totally different levels
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
That's the thing. I make a bay area salary working for an east coast tech company. If silicon valley thinks they can pay less they are shooting themselves in the foot and talent will leave. They seriously want to cut salaries in this i
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
I just bought a house for 900k outside of LA 30 minutes from Malibu. We could have lived in an apartment easily enough but I liquidated 50% of my crypto and stocks to use as down payment. The house is already worth 75k more. It was always t
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
You use vastly fewer things than I do on my daily driver. I'm not complaining about stability. I still maintain windows boxes for work and yes I get uptimes measured in years. In fact I used to be a windows fanboy. The issue is really
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Not every windows update generates them but it is still possible to hit two in a row that do when you update old installs of 10 from 2020 that have precached an incremental update. I'm not writing a research paper here. If you want cit
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Both.
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Run two upgrades in a row..see how it goes for you. I ran insider edition for years and that's a pretty common scenario when doing updates. And that's not even the legit bugs that have occured as well.
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Lol who searches for bing info on Google? Seriously?
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Oy vey. You're objectively incorrect. It's definitely a Microsoft issue. They use the old OS upgrade procedure to do quarterly updates now which means if it finds a Users directory it will rename it to Users.old and make a new one
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
You're being intentionally obtuse. Google is a search engine product and a company. Microsoft is just a company. It stands to reason more people would search for the former.
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Every windows since 7 has been a train wreck by my standards. The amount of times I've had a system update just clear my windows profile is objectively abysmal and yet every HN thread someone will go and defend them. No one cares about
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Cops used to be held in check by the mob. Can you imagine them pulling any of this in an old Italian or Irish neighborhood? Nope. We ended up with just one gang and they walk around with badges.
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Insurance that uses the year's bonus as collateral.
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
When police do stuff like this it's just an excuse to use toys with no repercussions. They get to blow up a house with zero personal accountability. So they are either man children or cowards. Probably both. Not a great look either way
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Less oops and more "let me try this out"
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
I see php sort of like a trusty hammer. It's a hammer. Doesn't have to be elegant. It's a hammer. The nails are http requests and PHP is a damn good hammer.
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
That's still much slower with JavaScript. We use both in php land.
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
I've been working with php since 2001 and that whole time I've been cleaning up bad ruby and nodejs and PHP implementations and knowing JavaScript well enough to code in whatever front end nonsense comes out from PrototypeJS to jQ
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
A typical system will end up with 10 versions of some .so library on disk. Sometimes more. Disk usage waste everywhere. You're better off having a package manager that can link multiple versions at the same time to the programs that ne
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Agreed
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Nah they take up too much disk space. Rather use Gentoo
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Same. I'm processing fitness data 24/7 and I can easily repull and overwrite the normalization. There's no actual down side to testing in prod with this style of data syncing. In fact the dev versions of our oauth2 app on fit
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Person A: this is not a good venue to have a debate. Person B: yes it is debate ensues Person B: I thought you were against debates. Picard facepalm You know I dated someone with bipolar disorder once. It went exactly like this. It&#x27
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
The people insisting on this just want to use HN as their megaphone. There is no debate. They have already made up their minds. It comes off about as well as an insufferable teenager at Thanksgiving dinner. Some feature.
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
Recently every thread on HN about life and death has been devolving into a debate with people who insist that these things need to be addressed in the comments and those that simply don't care. It's honestly exhausting. It's
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
You keep talking about how you can't take back killing. The thing is I don't want to take it back. The kind of person that would steal things that people rely on to survive has ceded their equal protection under the law.
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by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/catalytic-converter... Read more. Comment less.

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