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CrashPlan removed all my data since I wasn't keeping my disks online. Fair enough -- it's a backup solution, not remote storage. Still, I'd rather have paid for the latter in the first place and saved myself the trouble of ha
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The AWS web console is a pain point. I had a particularly frustrating experience once where attempting to restore a Glacier storage class file in S3 silently failed due to permission issues (I had forgotten to assign permissions to the buck
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10y ago
The whole team bands together and gives your teammate their full support, so that he/she is promoted into management as soon as possible.
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Not impressed by your comment at all. If you think that the age of Nikita Popov or Andrea Faulds is any indicator of their "competence" I suggest you actually take a look at their contributions.
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10y ago
Looks like he really did hit a sore nerve.
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10y ago
I wouldn't call an account almost three years old a "throwaway" anymore.
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10y ago
Redundancy for package registries? Sounds like a good thing to me ;)
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10y ago
Even the iPhone 7 is not immune; my boss got one that suddenly started overheating and he had to get it replaced. http://forums.macrumors.com/threads/iphone-7-randomly-overhe...
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10y ago
Oh, the sheer irony in this comment.
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10y ago
It's already happening; OVH was hit by a DDoS nearing 1 Tbps. https://twitter.com/olesovhcom/status/779297257199964160
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10y ago
Turns out that database owners are able to modify their own databases, who would've thought.
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10y ago
They're alluding to the fact that Gbuy sounds similar to a Hokkien profanity :)
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10y ago
Surround it with quotes. You'll get the article.
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10y ago
> Don't use the Kafka default of storing data in /tmp/. That seems like MySQL level of bad defaults.
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10y ago
For a moment I thought we were talking about PHP :)
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> 木 is not a word in modern Chinese Eh, 木 is used commonly by itself. 这张椅子是用木做的。 (This chair is made of wood)
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10y ago
I'm confused now, earlier you recommended patches over rebuilding continuously from source, but this seems like the opposite?
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10y ago
I'm guessing they meant to write "patches".
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10y ago
Strawmen are yellow, not gold.
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Contempt Culture (2015)
(blog.aurynn.com)
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10y ago
Not to mention that the katakana for "ro" looks really similar depending on font: ロ
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I think you're pointing out the idiosyncrasies of English here. "Mouth" is both a noun and a verb. The past tense of "eat" is "ate", not "eated". No wonder English is so difficult to learn.
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10y ago
I'm missing the "well actually" reply type.
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Sleep paralysis is why I go to sleep on my side rather than my back every night. I no longer fear it since I can consistently awaken myself now, but I'd rather not deal with the annoyance.
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I'm not sure why you're so obsessed with the "mainland Chinese perspective". The Michelin star wasn't awarded for pure-bloodedness. Also, try telling the Taiwanese that they're "less Chinese" because
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It's black and white on my MBP (Chrome). Maybe your browser is the one messing it up.
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In other words, the poster hasn't lived anywhere else in Asia.
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There's certainly something to be gleamed here about programmers and their reluctance to context switch, and the desire for a one unified standard. However, English isn't a programming language.
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10y ago
I'm guessing autocorrect for "especially", with the "c" fat-fingered to a space.
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There's no concept of "private" docker images in this case since they weren't using Docker Hub -- they were running their own registry (and didn't secure it).
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