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31.
by batter 4y ago
While working in security, about 80% of attacks were hidden behind Clouflare. And guess what... they never bothered by my complains.
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by batter 4y ago
Hm... i was leaning as well to dark pattern/ad. Would be interesting to have a poll to understand how many users find this acceptable and click.
33.
by batter 4y ago
Can't believe it can be like that in Amazon. I'm just on 4th month, but want to get out of here. Making myself to wait at least 24 months. After 10+ years experience last time I wanted to get out so badly was fintech
34.
by batter 4y ago
Doesn't this prove that glasses/lenses ruin your eyesight?
35.
by batter 4y ago
When I reported fraudulent activity (attacks on enterprise accounts) from CF IPs they told me to f*ck off, their customers know what they're doing. Wondering what it takes to ban someone on CF.
36.
by batter 4y ago
What are you talking about? He didn't ban opposition, only pro-russian (and that is just small part of opposition).
37.
by batter 5y ago
But they still support Kremlin agenda pretty well (search is only one of examples). If not - why they still work there?
38.
by batter 5y ago
One more interesting moment recorded when someone hit the building https://twitter.com/antiputler_news/status/14995334568203878...
39.
by batter 5y ago
Live video: https://youtu.be/fYUT36YGOh8
40.
by batter 5y ago
So if you have smart kid but don't have money you won't be able to help him. Poor will be always poor :(
41.
by batter 5y ago
Except one thing - even if you're in private school you have to pay for both. For public via taxes and private from your own pocket. It sound more like double tax for smart kids - knowledge for rich only. And just to remind that school
42.
by batter 5y ago
This is not new. A lot of discussions on Twitter. This mostly helps with avoiding hospitals. But didn't yet see studies to reduce mortality.
43.
by batter 5y ago
"In recent years, New York’s Department of City Planning, which supplies data to the Census Bureau, added 265,000 housing units that had been missing from the bureau’s list"
44.
by batter 5y ago
Why this is unusual? If you're a parent weekend trips are pretty common, at least from what i can observe. And when i bought new car and initially it had way lower range this was quite anxiety for me, because i don't want to be lo
45.
by batter 5y ago
Don't agree with that. For example here it shows that sodium might increase your chances to survive heart desease: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/good-heart-keep-holding-... Kidneys require sodium to function
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by batter 5y ago
From this study: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/good-heart-keep-holding-... we can see that low sodium impacts heart desease, even though your body controls it in tight range. I do agree that most probably your so
47.
by batter 5y ago
I'm not sure what's happening. Couldn't find any related studies. But i have seen in couple friends already if you have teeth sensitivity and teeth that go bad frequently you might have problem with upper back. This leads to
48.
by batter 5y ago
Believe me or not but if you have tooth sensitivity i would check sodium balance. Especially if you urinate frequently. This can ruin your teeth for long time. Yoga wheel for upper back can help.
49.
by batter 5y ago
"Country is in the middle of frozen civil war." This alone can tell a lot about storyteller. Nice try :)
50.
by batter 5y ago
While they're investing in marketing / engineering and they'll see user base grows, especially if products is free or almost free. But at some point of time question will come to revenue per user. And that will be completely
51.
by batter 6y ago
Might be red herring: https://twitter.com/schneiderleonid/status/13721485262396006...
52.
by batter 6y ago
This article helped me to reduce connections pool from 80 to 10 per box. Which helped to serve traffic spikes from couple requests per second to thousands per second.
53.
by batter 6y ago
I have changed my first project because manager was unbearable. After spending one more year in the same company but different project and almost ideal manager i have realized that company in general has so many problems that make me unhapp
54.
by batter 6y ago
I'm using Vornado fan with 2 16x20x1 merv 11 filters from lowes (2 to make triangle). And in lowest speed it's very quiet. I have commercial air cleaner and my diy is way cheaper to run and as quiet. https://tombuildsst
55.
by batter 6y ago
I will stay pessimistic here. Wiring VCLs is painful and very limited. But writing Rust takes CDN support to completely different level. Even if they will introduce other languages i don't understand why anyone would rely on Fastly to
56.
by batter 6y ago
We're using CloudWatch, Stackdriver and SumoLogic. SumoLogic is by far the best. It still has some room for improvement. But if you're stuck with could providers log aggregators - it's miserable.
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by batter 6y ago
It's clear why she's interested in VitD as parathyroid surgeon. There are some thoughts that VitD deficiency is the root cause of hyperparathyroidism. I have another theory: it's sodium disbalance with calcium. That's wh
58.
by batter 6y ago
In some old articles it was mentioned they used Bcrypt. Not sure if that has changed. Not so many new algos are proven to be good.
59.
by batter 6y ago
Vice versa for us. Google always has troubles and outages and AWS worked fine. Not sure why.
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by batter 6y ago
I wish saw this when i was preparing one of the apps to huge traffic spikes. Did almost all of the changes described. But took some time to search and understand each of them. End result was pretty good.

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