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LoveGracePeace
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Simple, it's a war between those who are Pascal inclined (and probably liked Macs and Steve Jobs) e.g. ( https://www.quora.com/Why-does-the-type-go-after-the-variabl... - add Rust, Kotlin and Scala) and those who know t
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Doing it since 1999. Like any hobby, it takes some investment of time and learning. It's not difficult though. Glad to see more people are trying it out from the comments. Fight the Saas Borg assimilation!
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I got blocklisted by Microsoft one time, I filled out the following form, it was cleared in a day or two, have not seen any issues since. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/supportrequestform/8ad56...
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In 23 years, I've moved from GoDaddy to Linode to AWS Lightsail. It's not difficult to do this, it's not rocket science, I'm surprised by the amount of FUD being injected into the OP's discussion here on HN overall.
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5y ago
This sounds pretty smart. It'd sound even better if it was made 50/50.
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Most of that I agree with, I'm curious why you'd recommend unit tests over integration tests? It seems at odds with the direction of overall software engineering best practices.
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This anti-value really bugs me. Too many companie's System Administrators view PC as meaning Windows. People seem to have forgotten there is Linux Desktop in the world as well as other operating systems. TL;DR PC means Personal Compute
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5y ago
When I was growing up here in the US, to me the Royal Canadian Mounted Police always had an aura of honor. Those days are gone. Civil disobedience in Canada today means you may have your money removed from your account by law enforcement un
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5y ago
It surprises me when people lump Oracle (or AWS for that matter) in with the likes of Microsoft.
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Agreed. Not an Oracle fan boy but they didn't deserve to be brought up in the context.
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I tried to read the article. It comes across to me as unrequited teen angst culminating in parabolic disharmony; kind of like a Picasso painting.
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5y ago
A lot of people including me (and I'm old, conservative, technical geek) are not actively social. Not being actively social is not at all the same as antisocial. Antisocial is associated with a negative behavioral aspect, a disorder po
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Reading that dark themed page I got a headache from my eyes going squirly, need to go get some acetomenphin or something, completely lost focus of what the content was saying. As far as the title, some people can be toxic, sometimes we all
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5y ago
We need a Google Search Engine Filter Engine. A site that frontends Google, does a quick peek at the first 10 results and if they are infested with higher than X percentage of Google Ads, exclude them from the results.
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"any automated system can be defeated by a sufficiently motivated human" That is exactly the whole problem. SEO SPAM is a symptom. The problem, is that Google went all in on ML and AI. I've been exposed to ML and AI going bac
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I appreciate the effort, Desktop Java is a viable platform. I however, am not interested in using it due to the NPM aspect. Get ready, this won't be popular but it feels like if my toe were on fire an I dowsed it with gasoline to put o
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As JSavageOne said, "What a shame that the wealthiest country can't manage its cities." which is correct. Blaming long term policies on any single politician from decades ago is a disingenuous.
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Same here, it's solid and consistent.
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I've been to Italy, it seems hand gestures are also an excellent language facilitator.
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Occam's Razor doesn't apply by the merit of your correct use of the term "dump" implying excessiveness; whereas the correct application of Occam's Razor in a discussion, is no more than is required: https:/&#x
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There was a Cloudflare article posted a couple of days ago, I'll post my comment which agrees with you, Wireguard and a cheap VPS are hard to beat: "Similar, I use a cheap AWS Lightsail VPS $3.50 (Lightsail has DDOS protection)-&g
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Interesting idea! I read caminante's comment about usage caps in context and I'd check before purchasing a powerwall but even if caps were in place with our deal; the powerwall could be nice as a sort of home UPS.
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tyingq pointed out my mistake, I was thinking of a very similar web site name.
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She pays the bills, she's happy, when she's happy about anything to do with money, with me burning through power with my gaming on several nights per week; it's got to be all good news. Always check to see whether your utilit
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You're right thank you.
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I left Minecraft when they first announced they were breaking my contractual agreement as an early purchaser of Minecraft from Mojang. It was a fun several years, then Microsoft came along.
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I was enjoying reading through and enjoying the artwork but needed to TL;DR it, scrolled down more towards the end and was bombarded by a large popup Ad on the right of the screen clipping about 35% of the text I was trying to read, close t
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That web site name looked familiar, it's one I used to get tons of recruiter spam from. I added it to my email server's block list some time ago.
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My wife got a contract with our provider, we pay normal prices during the day but get 100% free power from 8 PM to I think 5 or 6 AM. Can't really complain.
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There's lots of ways to work it. I prefer retaining control over the service plane for ultimate flexibility and so I can easily switch public access point (the VPS) if needed. This also reduces the need for more powerful cloud hardware
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