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by boesboes 4y ago
Still havent had any notification on this. A+ for Heroku
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by boesboes 4y ago
And that is ridiciously expensive imo haha ;) tbf, its about 2x the EC2 instance cost, so I guess is actually kinda reasonable for a kinda managed service. But the (backup) storage is really how they get you in my experience. And do not tur
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by boesboes 4y ago
So I've tried this and cannot reproduce anything like it. Yes, when I tell Macos to scan for network, there is a short latency spike, as can be expected. But _only_ when I open up the networks menu. I have maps open, refresh my locatio
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by boesboes 4y ago
I'm 37 and have a hard time parsing clock faces, I remember having a hard time with it in kindergarten and they basicaly wrote it of as me being a little prick and refusing to do it right
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by boesboes 4y ago
How well does this scale for larger data sets? Could I use it with 100GB of data for instance?
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by boesboes 4y ago
You can comply with the GPDR without user hostile popups. The popus are only hostile because adtech is user hostile.
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by boesboes 4y ago
You can keep your razor blades sharper by pushing them the other direction on some bald skin. Also, rinse after use and keep clean. I used to get like 30-40 shaves out of a head.
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by boesboes 4y ago
It's not going to be more reliable probably, especially if you are trying to host a app with tens of services talking to each other. Scale/load might make a difference sometimes. I'm thinking github's recent issues here.
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by boesboes 4y ago
Seems like they don't have much of their notifications in order either. I haven't heard _anything_ from Heroku on this, my colleague has been getting updates since this started... We are both admins of our companies account.
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by boesboes 4y ago
I probably already went overboard a bit when staring out. My cost where mostly in a stereo microscope and the consumables (mobius oils, cleaning liquids). Oh and maybe I didn't need a timegrapher before having a functional movement hah
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by boesboes 4y ago
That really depends on the sizes, if the face and movement are the same size I expect it should be easy enough. You will need some tools and fine motor skill, but no where near as much as you need when taking apart a movement. Looking at th
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by boesboes 4y ago
Wow very comprehensive & well done. If mechanical watches tickle your fancy, there is a ton of watch repair video on YT. I particularly enjoy wristwatch revival ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD80T1s2Za4K682CQDGw
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by boesboes 4y ago
Ah yeah, that makes sense.
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by boesboes 4y ago
Oh, that is a shame. I can see why they do it like this for businesses, but for personal accounts I refuse to use SSO. Been bitten by that a few times too many. I _could_ use my github account, but I don't trust them at all anymore. An
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by boesboes 4y ago
For anyone else who wonders wtf tailscale is: > Tailscale is a VPN service that makes the devices and applications you own accessible anywhere in the world, securely and effortlessly. It enables encrypted point-to-point connections using
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by boesboes 4y ago
I dunno, as long as there is no contract I dont see why he can’t reconsider. I mean, offers are retracted all the time
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by boesboes 4y ago
Given similar delays & huge cost overruns in france, is nuclear power even viable? I feel we kinda reached the point where we nog longer are capable of completing such projects OR they are just hugely under-estimated due to lobbyist pre
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by boesboes 4y ago
I've blocked them in the past too for this, but it seems they are better behaved now. I don't have any longer term data, but over the past week they averaged 1.5 request per minute and that is divided among ~630 unique websites. I
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by boesboes 4y ago
So what do you use for a search engine?
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by boesboes 4y ago
The theoretical limit they discuss in the paper is 100gbps over 300m, 1tbps at 100m. So that seems a lot like a log function? Soo, 10gbps with 900m & 1gbps at 2700m. Theoretically atleast :)
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by boesboes 4y ago
Another nail in the coffin for New Relic. And it might well be the last for me. I've used NR for close to 15 years and have been very disapointed with where they've been moving the last 5 orso. Removal of development mode & su
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by boesboes 5y ago
very true, macos is shit for cusomization & the window manager is always fighting me. I am actively paying for the development of Asahi so I can run a more customizable/less bloaty OS on my M1. ngl, I'd use windows on it if I
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by boesboes 5y ago
Definitly. I've been replacing some of my more janky & complex bash scripts with ruby and it becomes a lot cleaner imo. Also, I recently 'discovered' Pathname, it takes away a lot of the pain of dealing with files and dir
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by boesboes 5y ago
Sounds like a great way to reduce subscribers even quicker!
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by boesboes 5y ago
As someone who has been using reddit and frequenting r/all for over 10 years orso, I dont know what you are talking about. Either make you point, or just don't make such comments. They add nothing.
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by boesboes 5y ago
TL;DR: 0.2% theoretical savings. I was not suprised. It came with the exact recommendation AWS gives, to replace one instance with a reserved instance & save about 240$ anually. And that instance happens to be a temporary one we needed
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by boesboes 5y ago
Cool, I'll give it a try. I dont think there is much gain to be had as we are mostly on spot & reserved instances already, but I'd gladly be suprised ;)
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by boesboes 5y ago
That is one of the possibilities they mentioned in the Dutch news. But also, for instance, in could be that e-bikes are used for different trips. However, normal bike accidents are also up. So another direction they mentioned is that there
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by boesboes 5y ago
The only practical solution: Don't try to run your own mail server. I manage a service that sends about 25k emails daily using SES (AWS) with some dedicated IPs. Despite everything done right wrt spf/dkim/dmarc, IP reputation
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by boesboes 5y ago
I see a lot of people who do no like this. And that is totaly fair. I do not want or need this either, I have my own resolver on my pi-hole and why the f whould I want FF to mess with that. However, for 'normal' users, this is act

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