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by 33degrees 7y ago
Actually, american english is "en-US", "en_US" means english with the region set to the US, at least on iOS. But yes, it is checking that their region is set to mainland china. https://developer.apple.com&#x2F
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by 33degrees 7y ago
The code is checking the region part of the locale, which is CN for china. The language code for chinese is zh.
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by 33degrees 7y ago
Personally, I don't care all that much about the extra cost, as long as it works. But it doesn't
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by 33degrees 7y ago
I don’t find ES that bad, considering its power, but I haven’t had the best experience with the AWS service. Could be user error though....
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by 33degrees 7y ago
Adding it as a filter would be fine: some of the other info in the sidebar could be useful as filters as well, like the use cases. Also, comment from a friend who is more pro than me would be to add reciprocity compensation information.
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by 33degrees 7y ago
Oh and filtering by ISO 1000 return ISO 100 as well
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by 33degrees 7y ago
It be great if you added 120 film as well, and if the amazon links showed if the film was actually in stock, which is often an issue...
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by 33degrees 7y ago
ElasticSearch has some resiliency issues, which are well documented: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/resiliency/cur... I've run into some weird issues in the past with data types chang
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by 33degrees 7y ago
date-fns v2 supports timezones with the date-fns-timezone package https://www.npmjs.com/package/date-fns-timezone . Works well for me so far.
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by 33degrees 7y ago
MySQL doesn't have transactions for DDL (i.e. alter table ), which Postgres does. This is very handy for migrations, as you can modify columns and update data in the same transaction and rollback if things go awry.
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by 33degrees 7y ago
For one, you only get a single password per site, so you can't rotate them, or have multiple accounts unless you add the account name to the inputs. Secondly, different sites have different requirements, so your generated passwords mig
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by 33degrees 7y ago
I'm not certain which synth you used, but you should definitely be able to get close with another synth
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by 33degrees 7y ago
It's not the greatest market for buying right now, which has led to an increase in the number of renters and extremely low vacancy rates...
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by 33degrees 7y ago
At this point, I think it's a lot more likely for Apple to switch to using their own chips, at least at the low end.
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by 33degrees 7y ago
They haven't announced details, but the PS5 is supposed to support raytracing on AMD as well. Perhaps we'll have more info soon.
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by 33degrees 7y ago
Yes, they’re called ISRC ids. But while they’re used to uniquely identify audio recordings, they don’t solve the problem of metadata being wrong or getting stripped during transfers
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by 33degrees 7y ago
Indeed, MusicBrainz contains the names of songwriters, but not the organisations they belong to
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by 33degrees 7y ago
Related to "Customers who know what they are looking for will search for it in the way you expect", many people don't understand that a search engine works by matching text strings (albeit in an often sophisticated way). They
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by 33degrees 7y ago
His site mentions 3 months of freeze dried food
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by 33degrees 7y ago
I worked at a company that not only had Friday deploy freezes, but also the other days after 2pm, to avoid midweek deploys staying broken overnight. But some of our repos were set up to automatically deploy to production when code was merge
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by 33degrees 7y ago
This seems be an implementation of (or heavily based on) JSON:API. Which is cool, but I think it would better if the documentation made that clear from the get go.
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by 33degrees 7y ago
User agent sniffing is how we ended up with things like "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/70.0.3538.77 Safari/537.36"
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by 33degrees 7y ago
Exactly; alcohol is heavily taxed in Canada, as is tobacco. It’s designed to discourage abuse
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by 33degrees 8y ago
sometimes people use .env files, and then share them with other developers using a publicly accessible paste service like gist (I'm not kidding)
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by 33degrees 8y ago
There’s also the soundplane, not sure how it compares though https://madronalabs.com/soundplane
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Yes, Roli is mentioned in the acknowledgements
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by 33degrees 8y ago
I'll add that while using Ruby makes certain things easier in Chef, overall Ansible is simpler and that's I've ended up preferring it despite my familiarity with Ruby.
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by 33degrees 8y ago
The post isn't on the official rust site but copies its design and claims to be from the core team, to start with...
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Lying about height is endemic on dating sites. OkCupid noted that on average, people add two inches to their height, both men and women; the irony of the latter being that shorter women tend to get more attention. https://theblog
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Are long term contracts customer hostile though? If the offered as an option that ans cost less, they should be advantageous for everyone

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