Neil44

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by Neil44 4y ago
I would like as much as possible of the php source moved out of the webroot. e.g. to ../ All day long bots are firing queries and POSTs at any and all php files causing massive server load and security headaches. Just include them from
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by Neil44 4y ago
Assume there's good data in the time between bumps from the front and bumps at the back, if wheelbase is known or you just train for it.
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by Neil44 4y ago
This is true, but because most Wordpress sites hardly ever do inserts etc it’s probably not going to be an issue in this scenario.
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by Neil44 4y ago
Paste into Notepad then copy again to get rid of formatting.
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by Neil44 4y ago
I think it's a good service, I like that it can do DKIM on the outbound emails even though your 'main' MTA might not support it or might be a pain to set up.
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by Neil44 4y ago
I’d go AuthSMTP or similar rather than 365 for pure outbound as it will be much more cost effective.
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by Neil44 4y ago
My toaster is about 1kw, fridge and freezer a few hundred watts. 1.6 is touch and go for a dishwasher though.
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by Neil44 4y ago
Is the Huawei situation involved in this drop?
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by Neil44 5y ago
Meanwhile I'm expanding my server collection to house ever more Wordpress sites...
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by Neil44 5y ago
They are doing this with Teams and it gets better, it’s a different Teams than normal that looks the same but only accepts personal MS accounts not business / 365 ones. WTF?
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by Neil44 5y ago
Over the years I always thought that general UI and web design trends tend to follow whatever the latest version of MS Windows does.
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by Neil44 5y ago
I would think that the design compromises to make batteries interchangeable between vehicles would be too great at the moment.
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by Neil44 5y ago
It’s a pain in the ass, I have a client who’s WAN exits in Swizerland so you have to manually set everything to correct locale, not just Google all kinds of stuff.
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by Neil44 5y ago
It feels strange that amongst all the destruction and loss of life that I should feel upset that this big plane got destroyed but here we are.
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by Neil44 5y ago
I think Nvidia has to accept that all that stuff is no longer secret, and work from there. They would be nuts to comply with the demands and I'm sure Lapsus$ knows that but it's good publicity for them (Lapsus$).
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by Neil44 5y ago
It’s a thing, when you do a release update on Windows the old version ends up in windows.old to facilitate rollback and some time later it gets cleaned up.
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by Neil44 5y ago
They should consider employing someone to test the software before they ship it.
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by Neil44 5y ago
Same, I moved from rackspace to linode and never looked back.
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by Neil44 5y ago
That's a co-insidence, 2185 is also the year of Linux on the desktop.
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by Neil44 5y ago
Maybe it’s time for an Erlang purge.
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by Neil44 5y ago
I understand they're usually filled with rubble or concrete as part of decomissioning. Entrances to the office bit are usuall bulldozed.
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by Neil44 5y ago
Due to how long they’ve been making the S now I’d say it’s more likely to be a couple of specific manufacturing issues, like the wishbones and dipped beams mentioned.
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by Neil44 5y ago
You would have to configure that carefully so that for example you didn’t cache shopping baskets.
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by Neil44 5y ago
It's interesting, I don't see that being on cloud would have avoided or helped this situation much. They were able to ramp up their hardware very quickly - who knows where they got it that fast - and it actually made the problem w
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by Neil44 5y ago
In Automotive manufacturing, CKD kits are a thing - Completely Knocked Down, or disassembled and shipped as parts and re-assembled again, to avoid taxes like this.
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by Neil44 5y ago
That's an interesting question. I am not sure if there is a process where any significant CO2 would be generated directly in this event. However, dust in the atmosphere tends to cause global cooling.
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by Neil44 5y ago
Of course we all need it, but I am convinced that half the reason we are all pumping so much money into solar, wind, heat pumps etc is to reduce the dependency. Russian would still be crazy to kill that golden goose any sooner than it has t
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by Neil44 5y ago
Surely the loss of income from selling their energy would be too great. Any interruption to supply would destroy confidence in supply for the future. They would be better off defining a limited area for the conflict, similar to for example
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by Neil44 5y ago
There seems to be a lot of tacit assumption here that phone companies want to do bad things with your browsing metadata and Apple doesn't, but I don't see any firm reason to make that assumption.
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by Neil44 5y ago
Before my daughter was born I sometimes felt like it was the doctors job to scare us with every worse case scenario possible. It was quite stressful and upsetting.

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