Ueland

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by Ueland 5y ago
Yeah, the parent commment is what I consider a reason for why many fear the imposter syndrome. They read about other developers saying "If you dont know how to do X, you suck and cant get a job".
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by Ueland 5y ago
Looking forward to testing this on all the searches I do that gives me heaps of spam results. Seems that Google's focus on search spam has more or less disappeared. What I've seen a alot of the last few years is sites with simply
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by Ueland 5y ago
Antibiotics is basically chemotherapy but for bacteria, killing a lot of the good bacteria in your guts causes all kinds of havoc. I've only had to use it twice in my life, one time as an adult. I then forgot to also take probiotics at
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by Ueland 5y ago
> But every diet completely misses the elephant in the room: hunger! And this is why a new drug just approved in the US for obesity is hailed as a game changed, NovoNordisk's semaglutide. (Wegovy) The "only" thing it does
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by Ueland 5y ago
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by Ueland 5y ago
> The idea of 'free bricks' such as were available in software was a thing that horrified Lego managemen It seems that 'free bricks' in general horrifies them. I went to visit one of the biggest sellers of Lego in Nor
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by Ueland 5y ago
I run PiHole (DNS-based ad-blocker) on my home network, as the DNS is given out trough DHCP all my devices gets less ads, including iOS.
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by Ueland 5y ago
Session invalidation time is someting the slack admin (That is, EA in this case) configures themself. Fun fact, if you want SSO for your Slack, you have to pay extra unless you are already using one of the top tier Slack editions. So either
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by Ueland 5y ago
Ironically, i read your comment and now i keep getting a cookie banner on old.reddit.com cant cannot be remomved, and redirecets to new.reddit.com instead.
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by Ueland 5y ago
I often think about this when I see services that does stuff with your input to help you. For example online JSON formatters, online RegEx testers and such.
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by Ueland 6y ago
Im a bit confused by this. I run a UniFi Controller in a docker container, have a few APs and a router, and everything works fine. No cloud stuff going on here. Am i just lucky or something that i havent been forced to the cloud yet, or is
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by Ueland 6y ago
> Because the benefits of antibiotics vastly outweigh the risks. You're better off taking antibiotics than getting a serious infection. But isn't antibiotics something that gets given out in many countries for more or less anyt
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by Ueland 6y ago
And the amount of spam in search results now is even more appalling. Pintrest + translated content is the first two things that comes to mind.
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by Ueland 6y ago
Now web-developers just need to realize that much of the value in using CDN's is gone. Earlier years it made sense to spread content over multiple domains, like a CDN domain for static content. Now due to HTTP2, as much as possible sho
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by Ueland 6y ago
A Norwegian web-store is famous for its "design" and is being showcased in all kinds of design talks and presentations. (Of course in the "How not to do it" category) http://arngren.net/
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by Ueland 6y ago
I keep thinking about this quote from Dr. Strangelove: "Yes, but the... whole point of the doomsday machine(or in this case, the status page)... is lost... if you keep it a secret! Why didn't you tell the world, eh?"
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by Ueland 6y ago
Yes, visiting the web-app throws a server-error in response.
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by Ueland 6y ago
It's the standard Cloudflare cert, the plan used for the site is irrelevant. Source: Using CF Enterprise.
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by Ueland 6y ago
> Last thing you want is a conversation with google's lawyer Google more or less want people find their weaknesses so they can patch and secure them. A person accidentally triggering a global outage is not something that would cause
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by Ueland 6y ago
And as a Norwegian it boggles my mind that banks in the US only require username and password to access their bank. We have moved on to a authenticator living on a phone sim card, and you use either that or a "real" hardware dongl
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by Ueland 6y ago
This has already been solved in multiple countries. For instance here in Norway, the leave goes for both parents. There is something like 12 months that can be shared between the parents, and both have around a month of leave just at the bi
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by Ueland 6y ago
Hey, I can by the way confirm this issue. I work in a large newspaper in Norway and around a year ago we saw the same issue. Thousands of requests per second until we blocked it . And after we blocked it, traffic to our Facebook page also p
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by Ueland 8y ago
The author just released a new book called "21 Lessons for the 21st Century". It's in my TODO pile so no comment on the content of it yet, tought you might wanted to know.
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by Ueland 10y ago
Smart, even this list forgets national domain names belonging to Facebook. For example Facebook.no which is owned by a rather anonomous company (lovellsnames.org /Low Gravity Limited), yet the domain appears to be used by FB and God kn
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by Ueland 10y ago
Something like gzip that "all" browsers and servers support? Which i would belive more than makes up for any https overhead.
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by Ueland 10y ago
He is de facto sentenced to life in prison. And Snowden is a US citizen and will be extradited. Unless the this case the thread is about gives him a win.
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by Ueland 10y ago
Norway does at lot of intelligence gathering around Svalbard/North Atlantic against the russians due to the large fleet base at Murmansk. The ships used is typicly equipped in the US before entering service.
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by Ueland 11y ago
I simply cannot take anything written on a "design" website seriously when it's filled with 1 full page pop up and another half page pop up.
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by Ueland 11y ago
Holy moly, something tells me this will blow up. Any torrent available?
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by Ueland 11y ago
Caffeine and/or energy drinks will help, but the motivation bit is tricky

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