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I'd love to see a full featured open-source firmware for the Mi bands, as the original firmware requires an device-specific Xiaomi-issued key for Bluetooth pairing. For obtaining this key you have to use the Amazfit App with an Xiaomi
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Why do you put mail servers on your block list which never sent spam? And why do you make it nearly impossible to get unlocked once on that list?
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After many years of regularly getting blocked by Hotmail and outlook.com, I just decided to reject every incoming email from Hotmail and Outlook with an error message explaining the situation. If they don't allow me to respond to email
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3y ago
> Here is what has changed: we no longer trust developers as much and we are re-introducing the complexity that we were fighting. Modern Python can at times be impossible to comprehend for a developer. In a way in some areas we are creat
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3y ago
Pricing looks fine until you read the fine print [1]: > Minimum metered Data Storage: 1 GB per cache That means each cache costs least $90/month. [1]: https://aws.amazon.com/elasticache/pricing/
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> The Polish railways network consists of around 18,510 kilometres (11,500 mi) of track as of 2019, of which 11,998 km (7,455 mi) is electrified. [1] As only ~65% of the polish rail network are electrified, I'm sure there are still
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> Storage: $1.3 million dollars per year. > Servers: $2.9 million dollars per year. > Registration Fees: $6 million dollars per year. > Total Bandwidth: $2.8 million dollars per year. > Additional Services: $700,000 dollars p
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I'm a big fan of that approach, but it's kind of funny (and sad) that such a simple page doesn't even look as intended with JavaScript disabled, as there are some placeholders of CloudFlare's Email Address Obfuscation vi
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> While most of our critical control plane systems had been migrated to the high availability cluster, some services, especially for some newer products, had not yet been added to the high availability cluster. > The other two data ce
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AMD Unveils Ryzen 7040U Series with Zen 4c
(anandtech.com)
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Depends on what you consider an upgrade. As M3 cores perform better than M2 cores, I expect the M3 configuration to perform similar to the M2 one, even though it trades performance cores for efficiency cores. Apple apparently believes that
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> Have Terraform plug into your Git history, take the Terraform code from the previous commit, and use that to calculate the old tree. So instead of generating state by doing API requests, this would generate state from code in git, whic
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How would that result in more API calls than Terraform with state? When creating a plan, Terraform does already compare stored resource state and actual resource state, which does require doing API requests for each resource.
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I had a similar experience recently. The jar looked the same, but as it turned out they simply used significantly thicker glass to hide the weight difference caused by the reduced content.
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3y ago
related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34168284
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Both phones are GSM-only, so not that useful in many countries, where the 2G networks got already shut down or are in process of being shut down.
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Guess what your doctor does to look at your X-rays: The chance is high that he'll just execute the .exe file on the CD-Rom too. I've witnessed that already multiple times and always cringe, because of the obvious security implicat
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AWS does offer Zen 2 based EC2 instances though (C5a family for example).
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That's a reference to the so-called "Agenda 2010": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agenda_2010
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> The salary statistic data is based on over 2750 jobs with salary ranges which have been published on our job board so far.
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Something which is often overlooked is that transitioning objects in S3 to another storage class using lifecycle policies is a one-way operation. If you later notice that the chosen storage class doesn't fit or your use case changes, y
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Here is the gist (directly taken from the website): > Governikus provides the online service for authenticating your OpenPGP key on behalf of the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI). This online service compares the name
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It's not as clear as you think, because companies are watering it down. Just have a look what "serverless"-branded services AWS published the past years. Take "OpenSearch Serverless" for example: They claim "yo
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It's still possible, you just need to provide the additional command line switch "--break-system-packages". When trying to install packages without, pip will even tell you that.
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For everybody curious, here is a comparison of the pixel densities: Framework 13": 200dpi MacBook Pro 13": 227dpi MacBook Pro 14": 254dpi
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The excellent pre-commit framework ( https://pre-commit.com/ ) has a hook for that in its official hook collection: https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks#detect-aws-cr...
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Sorry, but if I'm reading the article correctly you didn't save any money, because you weren't using AWS in the first place. All you did was to do some back of the napkin math what it might cost you to run something on AWS.
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> If I was an AWS exec I’d say managed runtimes are legacy, with the introduction of containers move to containers for new deploys. If they do that they remove one of the key benefits of AWS Lambda and that's that customers don'
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I agree, the user experience of Microsoft Teams is beyond bad. Thankfully I don't have to use Microsoft Teams on a regular basis. However, some times when I had to, it wouldn't show any audio or video devices to select and consequ
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I prefer simpler microwaves with just two knobs: one for amount of power and one for the time. No buttons to press and no ambiguous user interface either. Just turn the knobs to the desired values and you're done. No buttons to press a
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