anonzzzies

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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
They are not stopping either.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
This has always been the case , for most companies, but MS is very well known for it. Play along until you have enough market share and then break things in undocumented ways.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I see that when you don’t know what is in there then sure, but we don’t have that issue. No lead or asbestos or fiber glass. Otherwise men in white suits arrive anyway.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
Works extremely well for us. I never know what other people are doing when we read these stories.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
we fill anything that needs filling: the ground here is very uneven with massive rocks so you need to fill to even, you can empty containers of crap other people give away or pay a fortune.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I reuse everything from remodels. Seems a shame to throw out always. And other skips are getting bought by others to use in their building projects.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
Not sure if this is SQLite or driver/Rails issues? We use it for sites and systems with a lot more (but similar) traffic and have no issues; we did write the drivers we use ourselves (for Node) as we got into much issues with the popul
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I see people saying you have to squint to see the hidden text : I only see the hidden text, wether I squint or not.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I only see the hidden text, not the decoy. I am colorblind but there are no colors; probably has something to do with it though.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
GrapheneOS and others should have lobbyists or rather lawyers and lawmakers to fight for using secure systems to mandatory be allowed for these. Sure, there must be some type of OS guarantee, but that should not be exclusive to Google and A
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I did not say there is no market, but I am willing to bet whatever that the majority of your client base would be much cheaper off with a simple setup where they can scale the entirety of their company’s existence with one machine. Not even
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I have been in business for 30 years. That helps. We don't overgrow or over hype and we discourage people who just want to overload things; we like boring companies with a lot of revenue / profit that run boring things like ERP, C
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
My lovely clients!
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
Well, they are selling this thing so they don't want you to buy a big server (with a read replica) as that's much cheaper.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I love hosting and I will never stop doing it. I keep buying servers (second hand; almost no one actually needs the latest) and hosting 1000s of companies.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I like but for many of my regular destinations you are still 2-3x more expensive than what I can trivially find myself, especially longer visiting times and more data.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
Thanks!
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
but can you? You cannot do a Postgres clone yourself and the Postgres arch makes it rather impossible to just rip out stuff and replace it. So how would I do this. Even with SQLite and me being a very experienced (40 years) c embedded coder
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I do not care that much but all this user's comments sound like they are unprofessional / 10 years old. Careless commenting to everything while trying to promote a product that's already rather broken.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I am also in rural EU and have 1 house that has fiber, and another, 10 minute drive away has nothing, not even cell signal and it won't get anything any time soon. Starlink is basically the only option.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
Is it not comparable in this case? Two western rich nations being undemocratic. At least in the EU there is voting (pointless in this case, but often effective); the US dude just does whatever he wants while the people are against it (ratin
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
It's not just a rewrite ; it has improvements. I did the same thing for fun for the same reason; I wanted to see if I can improvements on some of the legacy design stuff and, especially, the stuff PG people have told us that it cannot
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
The alternatives are also not to be trusted: if the EU falls we will have war between EU countries and hitlers and francos back in their seats but now with mass AI; Hello Frank, we detected in your email sent 21 years ago that you made fun
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
The issues here are the same as they have been forever in every country; Spanish people simply are not going to do the jobs the immigrants are doing. This is the same in every country I lived in or visited, including the US. In Spain, most
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
Do they? What I read now and in the past is mostly Americans being proud somehow (with Trump doing whatever he feels like to fill his family's pockets).
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
These chips are not the latest nvidia etc: false like this are relatively easy to set up compared to fabs that make the chips you seem to be thinking about.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
Apparent? Unless Russia attacks there will be no war, it is not the US who willy nilly attacks others.
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by anonzzzies 3mo ago
I would try it but it goes to opus 4.8 for all we do and so we stopped trying. Our work is not focused on security but obviously, as everything has to, it needs to be audit security. And that will have it change the model.
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by anonzzzies 4mo ago
We have been doing this for years now: it is great. We build our products faster and better and we get more money for fixing products vibecoded by others. More money in every way.
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by anonzzzies 4mo ago
There are a LOT of processors/acquirers, just most don't want to work with small companies and somehow developers are so really not developers that stripe won because 'better api' even though you get overcharged for ever

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