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by RulerOf 2y ago
We have something like a dozen AWS accounts. As sub accounts were opened for new projects, we did the thing to get SES opened up for sending, and kept getting denied. We ended up not pursuing SES privileges in any of the new accounts, and r
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by RulerOf 2y ago
The proof of concept was writing to a JSON file. Someone said "but we need to use a real database." A couple JIRA tickets later...
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by RulerOf 2y ago
> And in any case, as much as I normally embrace FOSS, Rogue Amoeba makes high quality software that's worth paying for, so I'm not champing at the bit to replace them. I tried really hard to get my desired audio setup to work
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by RulerOf 2y ago
Very nice implementation of a BCD creator. And in a language I can read, heh. The only thing that's missing would be driver reflection. I always wanted to have a magic command to just reflect a driver from WinPE into an already-install
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by RulerOf 2y ago
> Ok, so then it's like a package manager manager. Still no. asdf manages the versions of the runtimes themselves. E.g. I have a project that uses ruby 2.7.2 and Terraform 1.1.7. If I'm using asdf, I declare this in the .tool-v
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by RulerOf 2y ago
That's the nice thing about 40" 4K. My gold standard for 100% scaling is 2560x1440 27". You get the same PPI with 40" 4K, so it should also be good at 100%. I've been waiting for a 40" 4K OLED with 120hz or bet
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by RulerOf 2y ago
It sounds like this would have taken off if it were added to various managed cloud load balancers based on what you're saying. The only question I have is if it opens up a different can of worms even if you've got a magic box term
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by RulerOf 2y ago
The most annoying form of that was actually featured in the related section of TFA: six individual input boxes.^1 I've seen some of these that magically work with paste, but plenty that don't. [1]: https://shkspr.mobi&#
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by RulerOf 2y ago
It's the most straightforward way to get your brake lights to come on without actually slowing down. I've done it a few times to make people following too closely back off of my rear bumper.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
They may have AWS CloudFront CDN in front of it for IPv6. If you're doing that, you're terminating TLS at CloudFront. I don't believe that's optional.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
Any more details on how exactly that works? I've always associated plasmas with a buzzing noise but is that because they all vibrate?
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by RulerOf 3y ago
Selfish question: any problems with cell phones in the US?
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by RulerOf 3y ago
This has been a very noticeable problem to me for some time. I won't search the App Store anymore. I go to the web site for the app I want and get the App Store link that way. I wish the App Store listings would specify the domain of t
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by RulerOf 3y ago
Most Patreons I've seen use discord to fill that specific social gap, but I've always found it a little odd that they didn't try to fill that niche themselves.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
>it was decided to use network booting and running Windows from a RAM disk. What tech did that use? I imagine a "modern" system doing this would use a small RAM disk for the base Windows installation to boot from with any criti
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by RulerOf 3y ago
This is a really straightforward tool. Validating spf/dkim/dmarc by receiving an email strikes me as more effective than something that just looks at the DNS records. Thanks for sharing.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
This does work currently, but I worry for when we begin to see LLM agents that assess the victim for gullibility before transferring to an available, practiced con artist.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
Been very pleased with the Husqvarna mower I bought six years ago. No real maintenance, lives in a shed. Runs well, cuts well, and the self-propulsion is just right—I've used garbage mowers that could only pull themselves across a conc
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by RulerOf 3y ago
Is Redirector an extension?
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by RulerOf 3y ago
With a minimum length of 15 seconds, you'd have to algorithmically waste close to 5 years[1] of cumulative watch time to earn anything from this. 1: https://www.google.com/search?q=150000000+seconds+to+years
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by RulerOf 3y ago
Never used it, but I wouldn't expect it to, assuming it works the same way.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
The YouTube thing was what turned me on to Pi-Hole's list of commonly-whitelisted domains[1], but even after adding it, the experience of things breaking was just ultimately too frustrating to keep using it. It's really an issue w
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by RulerOf 3y ago
> I'm curious what issues you ran into with Pi-hole? My primary problem with Pi-hole or any other DNS-based blocker is that it silently breaks things. YouTube stopped saving my spot in videos. I couldn't click through on any li
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by RulerOf 3y ago
>after Crichton split I had missed a few episodes that season, and picked back up after the two Chrichtons parted ways, but didn't manage pick up on the fact that there were two of them. I was so utterly confused and upset when the
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I had this same problem a few years ago and went down the rabbit hole. I was looking for the US Robotics X2 and K56Flex handshake sounds and eventually found them. V.90/92: https://goughlui.com/2016/05/03&#x2F
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I had that working very briefly for a short period of time circa 2010. Linux -> kexec grub -> NTLDR Windows -> Winkexec[1] grub -> linux kernel It was extremely fiddly, and the majority of hardware I threw it at really didn&#x27
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I had one of those, a Logitech MX1000. It needed to charge multiple times per week in a cradle and always indicated the battery life when it was moved around. It would die in the middle of playing DotA, so I had two and would pause the game
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by RulerOf 3y ago
There've been a few, but the first one that impacted me was Chrome's switch to requiring the SameSite=None flag on Set-Cookie headers[1] in a third party context. > Warning: A number of older versions of browsers including Chro
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by RulerOf 3y ago
The sibling comment is correct, but to be a little more specific, when a carrier transmits a call into the phone system, one of the metadata fields in that transaction is the Caller ID of the calling party. It may sound asinine, but the inf
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by RulerOf 3y ago
Emails ending up in a unified contact is very common. You sync with Apple or Google or whoever and they generate contacts then dedupe on the device for a unified list that contains all of the contact methods.

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