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by Dunedan 9y ago
HEADER 100% reproducible packages DESCRIPTION While having over 90% of packages reproducible already is awesome, 100% would be even better. The stretch release announcement describes best why: > Thanks to the Reproducible Builds project,
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by Dunedan 9y ago
HEADER Wayland as default display server DESCRIPTION X11 is aging, so it's time to switch to Wayland. It'd be cool if buster would ship with Wayland as default display server.
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by Dunedan 9y ago
HEADER Python 3 as default DESCRIPTION Just to quote from the packaging manual: > Debian currently supports two Python stacks, one for Python 3 and one for Python 2. The long term goal for Debian is to reduce this to one stack, dropping
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by Dunedan 9y ago
Sure they have: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/MacBook+Pro+13-Inch+Touch+Ba...
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by Dunedan 9y ago
tl;dr: - Name your app after a "well-known startup with the same name" which also owns the matching .com domain. - Notice your users aren't able to find your product. - Buy a .com domain for a fancy new name for $10,000 and r
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by Dunedan 9y ago
The website is a way better source than the Github repo: https://slapbot.github.io/
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by Dunedan 9y ago
> They are looking for tiny vibrations that are produced by capacitors on electronic circuit boards as current passes through them. These can make the components on the board produce annoying hums that can be off-putting for consumers. I
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by Dunedan 9y ago
> You also see the 80th percentile result for the past 7 days […] What'd be even more interesting to see is something like the 95th or 99th percentile, as showing that 80% of all operations finish in acceptable time is nice, but pro
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by Dunedan 9y ago
Aside from several other companies offering AWS cost analysis as a service, there is also Netflix ice ( https://github.com/Netflix/ice ) if one wants an open-source, self-hosted solution. AWS also published a quick guide
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by Dunedan 9y ago
That's what you get with the "Detailed Billing Reports" ( https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsaccountbilling/latest/aboutv2... ) for AWS as well as mentioned in the article. That still doesn't solve t
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by Dunedan 9y ago
I stopped using the search bar long ago in favor of using "smart keywords" ( https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-search-from-address... ) in the urlbar. Maybe that's an option for you as well.
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by Dunedan 10y ago
I'd go one step further and would generate structured files with the comments, which are stored in an HTTP-enabled S3-bucket, so the website showing the comments can still rely solely on static resources for comment display and only re
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by Dunedan 10y ago
Sounds like a scam to me: - No imprint or any other kind of information who is behind this service on their website - Testimonials which talk about leaked credentials and not about how GitMonkey saved them - Not even a privacy policy statin
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by Dunedan 10y ago
Fun fact: Using any other public US AWS region would save 3 million dollars per month! Aside from that: Using infrequent access storage for the parts of the data which don't get frequently accessed would save a lot and I'm pretty
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by Dunedan 10y ago
Not exclusively. It seems to depend on the neighborhood. In some neighborhoods I've seen them using Renault Kangoos, which have a similar size compared to the StreetScooter Work.
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It's even broken with enabled JavaScript, but disabled Cookies. Sadly lots of sites are nowadays.
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... and sometimes they have even better support than macOS. ;-) E.g. the 2016 Apple MacBook Pro with TouchBar supports DisplayPort-daisy-chaining, while under macOS you can only daisy-chain monitors if they support Thunderbolt.
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> Lastly, you’re no longer allowed to define a response for GET and DELETE (which matches how RESTful APIs work). I get that part about the DELETE, but no response for GET sounds odd. As I couldn't find anything in the spec RC: Is t
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by Dunedan 10y ago
While I'm a big fan of static site generators the reason for me not to use one for blogging is the trouble when you want to have comments without an additional third party service.
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by Dunedan 10y ago
Check out http://pre-commit.com/ with its "detect-aws-credentials"-hook, if you are serious about finding AWS credentials configured for AWS CLI/boto/etc. in your code. "git-secrets" will only
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by Dunedan 10y ago
We started with Serverless as well, but as soon as we started to do more complex stuff it showed its limitations and we ended up writing lots of CloudFormation resources in serverless.yml. That was no benefit over pure CloudFormation anymor
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State of Linux on the MacBook Pro 2016(github.com)
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Having 24/7 access to one dedicated AWS employee (the technical account manager (TAM) you get as part of premium support) can be _really_ helpful. Such TAMs can get you direct access to the product teams inside of AWS in case you need
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As Serverless already allows managing of IAM resources through the generic CloudFormwation resource support, where do you see the advantage of your approach instead of monitoring a Git repo and executing serverless deploy for each change
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He lost me somewhere during #3. Simply too much story telling around the facts for my liking. I don't want to know that somebody recently got a tattoo and stuff like that, when I click on a link about making fast websites.
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The closest service provided by Amazon to achieve that I'm aware of is Mechanical Turk ( https://www.mturk.com/mturk/welcome ). It's of course a completely different approach, but depending on the problem it mi
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Well, it's _the_ Amazon event of the year, the annual AWS re:Invent: http://reinvent.awsevents.com/
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URL of the announcement: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/amazon-aurora-update-postgr...