aeonflux

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by aeonflux 7y ago
If I finally decide to pull the plug I will probably invest time to build my own setup around OS tooling. Main benefits would be much lower price and independence from lock in. And it's not like one has to build their own solution here
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by aeonflux 7y ago
> you have to understand how people use your service Thats why they need Facebook's tracking inside the admin part of the APP (on na paid account)?
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by aeonflux 7y ago
My feelings as well. What we really need is a ansible script or a docker file, which would build a Jenkins instance which everyone could use. You would of course need different tools for various build setup and technologies, but CircleCI is
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by aeonflux 7y ago
> for e.g CircleCI’s account for Google Analytics Google allows custom JS injection via Tag manager, so there are possible vectors, even if only access to 3rd party site was stolen. Of course I have no idea what was the deal here. It&#x2
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by aeonflux 7y ago
I doubt branching would stop them from releasing new content for Classic WOW, if only people would be interested in playing that and paying for the game. I am sure they won't do full blown expansion for Classic, but new content within
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by aeonflux 7y ago
This is quite modern take on this, but doesn't seem it took off: https://www.tekgear.com/twiddler3.html
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by aeonflux 7y ago
But how is this related to chorded keyboard? Those are just smaller keyboards, with much less buttons.
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by aeonflux 7y ago
If you have a working website it takes like 5 lines of code and random electron guide to actually do a POC. If you want to have a standalone APP, you need to have locally working SPA app. That requires rather deeper familiarity with current
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by aeonflux 7y ago
Make sure that DNS provider offers an API and that none of their infrastructure is hosted on CF. :D
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by aeonflux 7y ago
The lookup is essentially random. If you point DNS to 2 IP's and one of those goes down, then (without going into detail) half of your requests will fail.
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by aeonflux 7y ago
No, dns doesn't work like this, you can't have backup records.
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by aeonflux 7y ago
Site needs a designer or at least better cookie-cutter layout. It just looks mediocre. Today marketing is everything...
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by aeonflux 8y ago
Seriously there was no existing color picker app for Windows alraady?
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by aeonflux 8y ago
What things are misstated? General arguments are worthless. Anyway I do not recall Postgres being broken few years ago. It had less features, was slower, but was working as expected. Whenever someone points out that some severe problems wit
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by aeonflux 8y ago
If that’s the argumentation then Postgres is over 22 years old which makes it over two times better? On the other hand Windows is over 30 years old and it still hasn’t fixed many issues which for me are the reasons why I don’t want to have
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by aeonflux 8y ago
If simplicity and lack of migrations is the only advantage of MongoDB then there is no reason to use it in place of Postgres, since you can just use JSONB instead and not worry about any of those.
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by aeonflux 8y ago
Same. I went on hype train, got burned badly and I am never going to use MongoDB again.
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by aeonflux 8y ago
Close to 20 years of using both MySQL and PostgreSQL as a programmer but as an sysadmin as well I would pick Postgres any day for everything. YMMV.
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by aeonflux 8y ago
How is fixing Logging out via GET doing - 10 years old bugfix request in Django? https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/15619 ActiveStorage is relatively new feature which also isn’t really big of a deal. Most issues me
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by aeonflux 8y ago
Seriously this. Sleep and hydration. This sounds as trivial and stupid that most of the people will dismiss this advice for this very reason. People often prefer complex solutions which they do not really understand instead.
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by aeonflux 9y ago
I have a Dropbox running inside a container on my Mac. Even though there is minimal activity on the account it drains the battery like crazy. Native Dropbox client isn’t great in that regard, but it feels like there is an order of magnitude
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PostgreSQL 9.6: Parallel Queries(blog.rebased.pl)
1 points by aeonflux 9y ago|0 comments
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by aeonflux 10y ago
Almost 4k people who liked that story on Twitter probably can... I am not sure what is the issue. Those are replies, so the align nicely in most clients, including the web one...
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If you love typewriters, or any form of functional machinery, you must read this(twitter.com)
3 points by aeonflux 10y ago|3 comments
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by aeonflux 10y ago
I use this app every day and never heard about the campaign. I guess their marking wasn't really top notch, which even makes the shot even more impressing.
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by aeonflux 10y ago
I tried all mentioned in the post and comments. I am currently using MailMate ( https://freron.com/ ) It is still lacking, but does most of the things I personally need.
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by aeonflux 11y ago
Not even sure what you mean by "iTunes account"?
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by aeonflux 11y ago
Nope. I've been there, did resonable research and had to start over.
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by aeonflux 11y ago
Existence of such system wouldn't make much difference, because no authority would wan't to use it to access the data. They would claim that the target's inability to detect a wire is crucial to the ongoing investigation.
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by aeonflux 11y ago
You have way too much faith into the the idea, that open source projects are free of backdoors / exploits and that the community can prevent creation of those. Aside from that, there is currently no platform, where 100% code is open so

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