StanAngeloff

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by StanAngeloff 3y ago
https://archive.is/iEGck
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Tell HN: Unpkg.com Performance Issues
3 points by StanAngeloff 4y ago|0 comments
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by StanAngeloff 4y ago
This started off as a CDN issue and seems to have spread throughout their infrastructure. Shopify CLI deployments are also affected, so is theme development. I'm also unable to access /admin or admin.shopify.com on more than a doz
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Shopify is down and so is their status page(twitter.com)
4 points by StanAngeloff 4y ago|2 comments
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by StanAngeloff 4y ago
https://www.shopify.com/blog/pricing-updates-2023
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by StanAngeloff 4y ago
This reminds me of Hiber[1]. Hiber launched in 2016 with the mission of connecting the 90% of the world that didn’t have access to connectivity. They were working on HiberBand, a protocol to communicate ultra-low power for remote IoT soluti
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Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS Delayed Due to an OEM Install Issue Leading to Broken Snaps(phoronix.com)
5 points by StanAngeloff 4y ago|1 comments
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Shopify Admin Incident(shopifystatus.com)
2 points by StanAngeloff 4y ago|0 comments
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by StanAngeloff 4y ago
I've been through something very similar with Mailgun. Mailgun was acquired by Rackspace in 2012. «Rackspace will make Mailgun available to its Rackspace Hosting customers for integrating cloud-based email services into applications an
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by StanAngeloff 5y ago
> Improved navigability sounds useful. It does, indeed. It does also remind me of GitLab and their quest for finding the best navigation [1]. It was every few versions that the nav kept changing... from horizontal to vertical to fly ou
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by StanAngeloff 5y ago
> In mid-2021 we started to think about modernizing MDN’s design [..] with an emphasis on improved navigability and a universal look and feel across all our pages. > > A new logo, chosen by our community [..] We worked closely with
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by StanAngeloff 5y ago
2022 Checklist for Confirming a Service is Down: [ ] Do a Twitter search [ ] Scan through HN [ ] Check with peers [ ] Consult downdetector.com …in this order. Do not bother with official status pages.
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by StanAngeloff 5y ago
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3224878/what-is-the-purp... $ type : : is a shell builtin
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by StanAngeloff 5y ago
We've moved from AWS to Cloudflare and I can confirm Workers are awesome. The only downside is lots of work required to get npm packages running properly. Due to the lack of Node.js' runtime, bundling, shims and stubbing required
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by StanAngeloff 6y ago
The first time $350 was hit Reddit investors were still building up momentum - it wasn't a bad play given all the money pouring in. I personally executed several trades at and around $350 and all were profitable. The frenzy eventually
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by StanAngeloff 6y ago
Some years ago, likely around 2010, I had the priviledge to visit Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (it was called UKAEA Culham back then). During my visit, we were shown around various experiments and after a long evening, we had the opportu
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Wirecard missing $2B putting company's future in doubt(msn.com)
3 points by StanAngeloff 6y ago|0 comments
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by StanAngeloff 6y ago
I don't usually rely on a specific version and am fine running a release (or five) behind. If you don't need the latest and greatest pointing to an archived old release may save you some hassle.
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by StanAngeloff 6y ago
I rely on those static builds and they are a lifesaver. Careful with linking to this website from automation scripts, etc. as the downloads are regularly swapped and only certain versions (IIRC latest in a point release) are kept available.
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by StanAngeloff 6y ago
Excellent series of posts. I've been following along with no prior Rust or OS programming knowledge and have found it immensely refreshing.
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Ask HN: Have you had to shut down a business due to a third-party?
2 points by StanAngeloff 6y ago|0 comments
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
Looks to be {relatively} low as the average daily payout according to https://www.sebenz.ai/company/about is $5.85
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
Ah, Komodo! I wrote a bunch of extensions for it [1][2][3] that got me started with XUL. I loved both. XUL always felt like every feature you can think of was available and thoroughly thought out, you just had to discover it (not always str
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
Over the past 15 years, I've had the opportunity to work with more than a dozen MLM companies in the UK. This won't be a popular opinion, however I believe great quality products and a self-regulating industry can create businesse
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
I, oddly, see a different pricing structure on that page. Full-time development Standard €55.10. This is assuming 100 active hours. "Active" being defined as "a user is connected […] via the browser-based editor" . If
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
I want to like this, but having no support for Firefox, no SLA during the preview[1] & being unable to figure out the pricing model[2] makes that very difficult. [1] How safe are my projects and what guarantees do I get that my work won
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
Some years ago, likely around 2010, I had the priviledge to visit Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (it was called UKAEA Culham back then). During my visit, we were shown around various experiments and after a long evening, we had the opportu
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-firefox
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
Nobody "wants" another recession. We all read these articles, though, and then go on to spread them amongst peers like wild fire. The echo chamber only gets louder as time goes on. At some point those predictions/analyses bec
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by StanAngeloff 7y ago
Another day, another horror story and with that a further confirmation of how profoundly broken Google's support is. I shall think twice before buying into any Google products and so should you. Imagine having you entire company cloud

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