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by DoctorOW 6y ago
I mean podcasts are an extension of RSS if I recall correctly... I don't see why this wouldn't be possible.
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by DoctorOW 6y ago
>How do you know that Google isn't supporting Postgres in any way, e.g. by supplying upstream patches, etc? The same goes for AWS, Azure, Heroku. There's a list of contributors and what organization they're from here <
873.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
Fully agree. There are lots of "normal" programming guides for a language as popular as Ruby. This is really good at appealing to the type of person who would really like Ruby.
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by DoctorOW 6y ago
I think the parent was suggesting that if you enjoy something and want to replicate that feeling in others, one won't be able to do it by simply recreating the surface elements without the context of what made it unique. Garfield is a
875.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
I don't think you can disable them.
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by DoctorOW 6y ago
Yelp is adamant that they don't affect reviews based on payment. That said the order and selection of reviews on preview pages in terms of positive vs. negative are based on how much a business pays.
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Microsoft's 'app store principles to promote choice' take a jab at Apple(msn.com)
4 points by DoctorOW 6y ago|1 comments
878.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
Except Linux is FOSS so Microsoft has a license to do it.
879.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
It looks like upper case E rarely has the top line, even on maximum legibility.
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by DoctorOW 6y ago
Experienced this same issue. I didn't even have time to read the warning.
881.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
That sounds right to me. I doubt a DNS request is made for each packet.
882.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
The place where Cloudflare truly doesn't have competition is in the non-enterprise space. If you're worried about your blog or SMB website getting overloaded or attacked you'd probably be pretty tempted to switch to Cloudflar
883.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
Your comment seems to make the assumption that this is a technical problem. You're right that it'd be possible to make a YouTube site by oneself. If one did it with GCP they could be using the exact same hardware and very similar
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by DoctorOW 6y ago
IIRC Inbox, Reader, and Feedburner were never core products of GSuite. Just consumer products that were popular and/or well-liked. That's different from being a core part of the GSuite applications: https://gsuite.googl
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by DoctorOW 6y ago
IIRC My Mini has corrected me for speaking to it while it was muted so I'm not sure it's a hardware kill switch.
886.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
Is there a difference between this and https://www.cloudskew.com/ previously featured here?
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by DoctorOW 6y ago
I love the cynicism of believing that the presidency is interfering in the deals, but the optimism of believing that it must then go towards Federal budgets and not certain people's pockets. :)
888.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
IIRC it provides a download (or at least it did a few years ago when I used it) for selfhosting if you just generate static HTML.
889.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
Most podcasts have some sort of subreddit or similar web presence. If you're ever looking for a community never underestimate typing "reddit.com/r/(thing)" or "(thing) forum" in Google.
890.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
> Windows (Windows is still the preferred streaming platform, for example) If Microsoft cared about that then why did they get rid of Mixer?
891.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
China's government has a lot more control over private business. If the mayor of Seattle had more authority over Amazon than anyone working within it, it would be fair to say that Amazon is "Seattle-owned".
892.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
Yeah but the point of this from an anti-virus point of view is to prevent redirects. Easier to redirect a domain name via DNS than an IP address.
893.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
Hey your app is included in the recommended set of apps for all the computers at my former place of employment.
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A list of the companies that are supporting HBO Max(help.hbomax.com)
1 points by DoctorOW 6y ago|1 comments
895.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
With Cloudflare's popularity, I'll bet if they started supporting it, others would too.
896.
by DoctorOW 6y ago
I genuinely wouldn't even entertain the idea of a secure system being made hypothetically. If it were possible, there'd be an unbreakable DRM, unpiratable software, anything else that could benefit from completely secure client-si
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Most NBC Stations Won’t Air the 30 Rock Reunion(msn.com)
2 points by DoctorOW 6y ago|0 comments
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by DoctorOW 6y ago
That's essentially what this is. It looks like they just spin up cockroach in a docker container and intercept queries as they're sent for some of the analytics features.
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by DoctorOW 6y ago
I'm in the web field generally. Those I've spoken to outside of that field find Rust a much faster way to develop safe and stable programs that would have otherwise been written in C. Feel free to take this with a grin of salt. I
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by DoctorOW 6y ago
LibSQL looks like it could be useful for doing something similar to this. However, Copyist seems to be much easier to drop into a codebase.

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