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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
Seems fine for me
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
S3 + Cloudfront. Done.
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
Do aviation engines required hardened valve seats like automotive engines did for the changeover?
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
I've really been enjoying HTTPie: https://httpie.io/ Postman has long been too bloated to be useful.
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
This was me in college also. I remember finding 3rd party or not-quite-matching oem firmware for my pc's dvd drive to speed up reading and burning. I think I had a Pioneer driver, all sorts of stuff was available for it.
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
Privacy and tracking prevention. It can get you access to stuff that's not in your country, depending on the service you're trying to get.
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
Would this fall under SLAPP or whatever where you're allowed to recover like 3x damages/costs?
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
Oh yay. Infinite captcha
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
I kind of prefer going in to the office. I like talking to people around the water cooler and whatnot. BUT, remote work has definitely allowed me more opportunity than I would have otherwise based on where I live. I can see how the choice t
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
curl ipinfo.io or ipinfo.io/ip
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
> farm owners are trying to get people to do something without paying them fairly The farmers can't raise prices or their produce won't sell. How are you supposed to compete with Peru's wages and prices?
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
If random websites break, it's because the developer didn't do any testing in Firefox. IIRC Firefox follows standards more closely than Chrome and Chrome has random additional features that aren't standard that can make websi
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
Firefox's dev tools are much better than Chrome's
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
I've had one for about 7 years now that's been my htpc. Nice, little, quiet, and it worked great. Was thinking about upgrading soon. Guess I'll have to figure something else out.
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
I set up a nextcloud instance to do the same thing. Works pretty well.
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
"Safety" You can pump your own diesel, or your own gas for a motorcycle. But it was for Class 1 (I forget number) flammable liquids
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
Couple years ago I took my friend's XR600 out for a trip. It had been sitting for a year or year and a half. Two kicks and it started. Didn't leak at all.
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
Where did you see that?
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by blahyawnblah 3y ago
That doesn't prevent you from trading the stock and making (or losing) money.
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
Yeah, I'm not sure why they haven't been able to sort out their infrastructure issues. Nothing they do is rocket science. Especially these days. Probably concentrating on IPO and trying to keep the balance sheet tight.
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
Octane on its own is an anti-knock additive. And ethanol actually makes your mileage go down because it is less energy dense.
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
Probably some proprietary part of the process
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
When did they start charging for restoration? Are you doing something other than just downloading it?
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
Same here. Is this some feature of Mastodon?
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
Who in their right mind would not store a visitor's IP address. How are you supposed to handle abuse or performance issues a visitor might have? Or perform analytics? It makes sense to not store if you're running some kind of priv
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
I've really only heard of it in areas that actually have a competitor
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
Does it work with WSL2 installed and not have terrible performance yet?
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
Luxon is my preferred library
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
I'm not sure small claims would do something like that
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by blahyawnblah 4y ago
URT?

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