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by booi 5y ago
Here i guess? sign me up
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by booi 5y ago
I think putting real enterprise focus on the terminal is a good thing but I'm not sure that's the right place for IAM or other security integrations. The terminal is just the GUI rendering on top of the actual tool (bash/zsh
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by booi 5y ago
Would you recommend RedwoodJS for green field projects? How would you say an opinionated framework like this works in the medium to late maturity? Is it easy or even possible to switch out components with more "enterprisy" solutio
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by booi 5y ago
ZFS and other checksumming file systems can detect bit rot in data at rest. When data is read back, that sector is checksummed and compared against when it was written before returning the request. You can periodically scrub the entire pool
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by booi 5y ago
It's pretty easy to create your own amis with developer versions. It makes sense why AWS doesn't necessarily provide this out of the box. But it still stands for fully managed versions of licensed software, you'll pay for the
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by booi 5y ago
hah I was thinking "wow this is so cool, I wonder if Firefox can do this". And then I realized that I was using Firefox...
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by booi 5y ago
The vast majority of vscode is opensource actually. I'm unaware of any major feature that is not part of their OSS project. https://vscodium.com/
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by booi 5y ago
Is this really nefarious? Seems more like normal churn reduction techniques…
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by booi 5y ago
I agree that's a pretty strong statement to make but most of the accidents didn't have anything to do with the "waste" and more with the fuel and reactors. I would argue we're not talking about a lot of people thoug
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by booi 5y ago
I'm with you on this one. I was an architect of a quite large SVOD streaming service and this sounds like a runaway engineering division that's lost. Sure, you can log and trace every tiny event but they've forgotten to ask
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by booi 5y ago
oof, and just for people who are curious but this affects Ubuntu / Ubuntu server as well being a Debian derivative.
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by booi 5y ago
wouldn't your single point of failure be.. cloudinary?
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by booi 5y ago
yeah i'm gonna need a source on #1
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by booi 5y ago
That's exactly what they do and they have the audits[0][1] to prove it. [0] https://support.1password.com/security-assessments/ [1] https://bitwarden.com/images/resources/Bitwarden-Securi
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by booi 5y ago
I can't tell if this should have a /s on it but terraform does have this feature (local-exec, remote-exec) and you don't need Terraform Enterprise, the free one does just fine.
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by booi 5y ago
I think this belief is a remnant of old versions of MySQL which traversed the entire table counting rows. This is mostly in the past though as they'll typically use the primary key index to count rows or just save the number somewhere
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by booi 5y ago
Seems like they benchmarked it against libpng which shows anywhere from 3-5x faster decompression and 30-50x compression. That's pretty impressive and even though libpng isn't the most performant of the png libraries, it's by
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by booi 5y ago
wait it's based on birth month/year/place? is there an algorithm to generate it or something?
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by booi 5y ago
It looks like to the south of the building is the river. They probably optimized that side for residential units to increase profits. That being said, they could always use massive lights to keep the trees alive...
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by booi 5y ago
Honestly this move seemed inevitable. Renewables wouldn't fill this gap quickly enough and other sources are both dirty and require significant imports. Being dependent on energy imports can and should be interpreted as a threat to aut
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by booi 5y ago
20%? Try 60% margins.
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by booi 5y ago
That’s actually pretty amazing. But sometimes I’ve set aside time to do the update and I’d like it to go as fast as possible. I wonder if there’s a way to force it on the performance cores?
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by booi 5y ago
By released I assume you mean into the air? I think only if it's burned?
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by booi 5y ago
Easier to dispose of the bodies maybe
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by booi 5y ago
To be fair, he (and many other people) consider significant quality and design improvements as “revolutionary”. I tend to agree especially when the entire industry makes garbage. For example the touchpad. It’s still one of the top reasons n
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by booi 5y ago
I find that hard to believe. Between the chip shortage and the supply chain issues, new car supply has been constrained and the used car market has gone gangbusters.
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by booi 5y ago
Private companies in the US can discriminate or otherwise choose who they want as customers except if the criteria is a protected class. Currently, political reasons are not protected so Godaddy would be within its rights to deny service.
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by booi 5y ago
You can talk to humans at Microsoft and Amazon for very reasonable support rates. Google…
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by booi 5y ago
It’s more and more obvious we need competition in the browser space. Firefox as an excellent and performant alternative. Personally I use Chrome for work and Firefox for personal stuff.
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by booi 5y ago
I think today’s outage affected multiple AZ’s. And being multi-region is still extremely difficult :(

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