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by CSSer 3y ago
The thing is that they never have to liquidate. They’re given an outsized leverage because any bank will lend them money with the assets as collateral, and they never have to pay tax on that cash (unless you consider low interest given to a
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by CSSer 3y ago
I don't disagree. I was latching onto the idea that people are running single-node "clusters". Whatever it is, it isn't a cluster.
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by CSSer 3y ago
No, it wouldn't, at least not given the contextual details of this situation because we wouldn't do that. Honestly there are parts of my above comment that hold but I admit in the moment that it was a bit impulsive of me because I
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by CSSer 3y ago
In hindsight I wish I could edit because my above comment was pretty trigger happy and focused overly focused on the amount of downtime. It was colored by some existing preconceptions I had about Fly, and I'm honestly surprised it cont
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by CSSer 3y ago
I see. Have you considered eliminating this configuration from your offering? It sounds like the terminology could confuse people, and it may be the case that they're assuming that a host isn't really what it is (a single host). T
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by CSSer 3y ago
Why are your customers exposed to this? This sounds like a tough problem that I'm sympathetic to for you personally, but it sounds like there's no failover or appropriate redundancy in place to rollover to while you work to fix th
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by CSSer 3y ago
I'm surprised by your risk tolerance. If I had any cloud service at this level in my stack go down for three days, I'd start shopping for an alternative. This exceeds the level of acceptability for me for even non-HA requirements.
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by CSSer 3y ago
It’s a fair thought, and it’s interesting you mention that. I do think of it as separating concerns. I think of CSS for styles and JS for dynamism that can’t be achieved out of the box. Classes are only attributes, after all. Hypothetically
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by CSSer 3y ago
Okay, but I struggle to see how this has a meaningful impact given that you can simply just add a different class to use when selecting with JS.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Wow. VS Code can do that.
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by CSSer 3y ago
This is pretty but not robust. I'm speaking from personal experience because I recently built a scheduling integration for a client that is deeply in the Google Workspaces for everything club yet we still had to reach for Calendly beca
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by CSSer 3y ago
I have no idea what "invalid per the CSS spec" is supposed to mean but if you need a selector add one.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Now we all complain about Siri instead.
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by CSSer 3y ago
It's even really sad to see that there's a lot of embedded Twitter content around the web that has been either breaking or disappearing for one reason or another too.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Thank you!
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by CSSer 3y ago
It’s worse than that. We love their core service, but every single non-core service is utterly mediocre. You can’t even set a custom no reply email or create a custom template for their form service. Why would I pay $20/mo for that whe
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by CSSer 3y ago
Amdahl’s law?
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by CSSer 3y ago
I've generally had no gripes about this or web vitals in general except for one thing: group population[0]. It's unfair to create a blast radius on a small or medium-sized business's website simply because enough data doesn&#
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by CSSer 3y ago
I almost did a spit take. Siri is so painfully bad it could probably even screw that up.
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by CSSer 3y ago
It's also worth including https://support.apple.com/guide/adguide/welcome/icloud .
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by CSSer 3y ago
If Apple can convince your cohort, herein referred to as "you" for simplicity, that everyone else is toxic, then you'll only use Apple products. If you only use Apple products, Apple has higher quality user data about you tha
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by CSSer 3y ago
This same thing happens in a11y a lot. There are expensive scanners out there that will detect things that haven’t been relevant for ten years that are now the opposite of what’s recommended or just plain contextually wrong, but they have
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by CSSer 3y ago
I recently upgraded a Linode Ubuntu VPS to the latest (server) LTS version. After the upgrade, it started shutting down every 15-20 minutes like clockwork. I looked everywhere. I thought perhaps it could be some errant kernel configuration
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by CSSer 3y ago
Yep, Bluesky has that. You can even make your own!
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by CSSer 3y ago
It’s wild. I’m not a habitual social media user/checker, so my thoughts should be interpreted within that context. Anyway, I don’t think anyone can fairly say they’re artificially growing the platform. I’ve watched them fight bots that
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by CSSer 3y ago
Thoughts on custom feeds?
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by CSSer 3y ago
Of its exact kind, yes. Generally, no. For example, there’s a clubhouse-style audio application that operates on the protocol, and there are lots of little interesting projects that interface with the protocol in some way at a high level. T
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by CSSer 3y ago
As someone who’s had an account for awhile, I probably contributed to the problem that led to this action. You see, I’ve been sitting on a handful of invite codes because it’s not like people have been begging me for them. That was true unt
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by CSSer 3y ago
Weird. It shows as fully operational to me. The degraded performance was resolved yesterday a few hours after it started thanks, at least in part, to Paul Frazee (@pfrazee.com).
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by CSSer 3y ago
I don’t know about y’all but I think I’ve extracted more value out of this platform from the comments I’ve decided not to post than the ones I have. That doesn’t mean I didn’t write them. On the contrary, I’ve done research and written para

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