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by brimstedt 5y ago
Is it possible to get alerts with Prometheus, as powerful as those of zabbix?
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by brimstedt 5y ago
I thought the story was pretty good, it's a nice change from the all-facts texts I usually read. Other great examples (though in a whole other league) are the phoenix project and the unicorn project, where the characters learn along th
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by brimstedt 5y ago
I was actually hoping for a nuanced view on code branch/merge tactics. Got any suggestions on the topic?
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by brimstedt 5y ago
Does anyone know how it compares to NightwatchJs? Br
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by brimstedt 5y ago
But it's not a question of "taking a role". It's a question of where your expertise is. You should definitely have proper time lines, that has nothing to do with full stack developers. Downtime? If downtime is an issue f
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by brimstedt 5y ago
This is not at all fullstack to me. Imho; a fullstack developer is a person who can develop all pieces of an application (or game, or whatever) and put it in production, maintain it, improve it. I.e. design the database or other persistence
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by brimstedt 5y ago
In my experience, the number one way to get good performance is by using caches properly. Preferably cache as close to the consumer as possible, for example using a cdn. If you can't afford/use a cdn, then enable equivalent cachin
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by brimstedt 5y ago
Packaging your applications as docker images from the beginning requires little extra effort, but gives you a number of deployment options and if you grow it will be easy to move to eg. k8s. Setup your servers using ansible, puppet or simil
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Ask HN: What are your views on integration platforms in 2021?
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by brimstedt 5y ago
I agree, "alt tab" with "tab support" would be nice. But it's equally nice to use Firefox, turn off tabs, and let the window manager do it's magic (uh.. with a little help form alttab if youre on osx;)
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by brimstedt 5y ago
Unfortunately, far too much talent is wasted into making good developers into bad managers. It's great with managers that have domain knowledge, but having domain knowledge does not make you a good manager.
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by brimstedt 5y ago
I might be missing something, but how do you efficiently switch apps in expose?
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by brimstedt 5y ago
The problem with expose is it is slow. You need to visually search for the right window, then select it. (Unlike the equivalent in KDE that lets you filter by window title by just typing)
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by brimstedt 5y ago
This application and another one called rectangle (for managing window location easily) is what makes Mac os life bearable for me. The computer to me is a tool and thus switching window / focus should be swift and efficient. KDE lets m
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by brimstedt 5y ago
Nice work, simple and easy to use!
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by brimstedt 5y ago
Thanks. It would have been interesting with restore times as well. Quite important if it will take you an hour or a day to restore.. L
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by brimstedt 6y ago
I still think iso standard would be better: https://github.com/securitytxt/securitytxt.org/issues/72
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by brimstedt 6y ago
Having a home is definitely expensive, but in my mind it also comes down to manage money. When you get your pay, put aside money first and save for dedicated budgets. Decide what budget you think is required in each slot. Example: I want a
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by brimstedt 6y ago
I've been using windows, Macos and KDE extensively. I by far prefer KDE. I think things work pretty much as well on Linux/KDE as they do on Mac/win. The apple mantra "it just works" is just not true. With Linux&#x2F
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by brimstedt 6y ago
Off topic, but personally I enjoy written blogs to vlogs, since you can then easily skim through and see if there is any real content. I'd love read the tldr
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by brimstedt 6y ago
Isn't that a very good frame rate for an einc display?
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by brimstedt 6y ago
I think one problem of gql relates to caching. Using rest, it's dead easy to enable caching on load balancer or CDN level with background updates. But with graphql- it's not so trivial. Youll have to do workarounds by caching POST
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by brimstedt 6y ago
I have been using windows, apple and Linux (KDE) on a daily basis and handle all os' quite well. KDE is by far my preference and in general I don't think neither windows nor macos has fewer problems despite the price tag. After he
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by brimstedt 6y ago
This makes me curious if braille would be easier for dyslectics than reading with the eyes.
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by brimstedt 6y ago
Well, PDFs are yet another issue. It's preformatted documents made specifically for a certain size paper. This is not optimal for documents to be read on screen/mobile devices since they handle zooming, changing text sizes etc poo
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by brimstedt 6y ago
I think one of the problems of the web imo is that we are trying to solve two quite different problems with one tool. I.e. publishing documents for reading and making applications for interactions. I think the browser is a pretty good tool
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by brimstedt 7y ago
X11 works remote, but to my knowledge only to start new applications. Connect to an existing session and just "continue where you were" is not easy though there might be unmaintained solutions. If you use ssh forwarding and for so
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by brimstedt 7y ago
Nice idea! I assume you've noticed the injected js and other fun things people are sharing?
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by brimstedt 7y ago
The largest reason I don't do this is because I ssh into a lot of different servers and then won't have my unique aliases or scripts readily available. Is there an easy way other than copy paste to rectify this?
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by brimstedt 7y ago
Regarding VPN, you probably have your VPN config wrong. Either you want it to use a DNS server on the remote network (connecting to a LAN at the office for example) or not. Check your VPN config, it should update systemd settings automatica

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