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by buro9 4y ago
I got one just before Christmas (in the UK), also saw it available and just bought it. Then it went out of stock. I shared the capabilities and a test program with a colleague (in the USA) who went onto the site and it was available again.
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by buro9 4y ago
I see this amongst younger users (under 35) on the forums I run. They are very happy sharing a vitriolic dislike of everything that is a landlord society. This is very clearly against even a single buy-to-let landlord, but fully extends to
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by buro9 4y ago
Something that has fascinated, and please correct me if I'm wrong, is that the Romans so successfully eradicated a local history in that some cases and places there is virtually no knowledge of what was before Rome. The greatest exampl
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by buro9 4y ago
I can't believe the value of showing an ad, at scale, offsets the cost of providing the service.
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by buro9 4y ago
An update to the node graph is currently in the works, some love is being shown (I work at Grafana Labs). It's also too bad that they built their own eBPF instrumentation as the Cloudflare eBPF exporter also exists and is very good ht
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by buro9 4y ago
Fastmail with custom domains. Own your email domain, but point it somewhere capable.
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by buro9 4y ago
I've seen things written in Oracle 20-30 years ago that I've still not seen PostgreSQL or SQL Server do. An example? A full credit card processor in stored procs. I really mean full, it handled the call outs to financial providers
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by buro9 4y ago
It's safe to say that if you have enough signals from every possible layer (of which the above a barely a few) that it becomes trivial to build a model that can identify the majority of bots. However, then you're left with the rea
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by buro9 4y ago
This... there are definitely aspects of the proxy that they aren't configuring or are unaware of. i.e. ssl_cipher, http_x_requested_with, http_accept... and the order of all headers supplied... the casing of all headers supplied... TLS
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by buro9 4y ago
I don't know when it breaks. But I'm on a single medium sized Linode and doing full-text search over 120M small (< 1KB) to medium (< 10KB) text documents and it's still so fast I'm not sure that I will ever need to
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by buro9 4y ago
Scrape is typically just how people get started and works well for small and medium things, it gets you a long way before you need to consider it. Prometheus remote_write is what people graduate to, this gets you the rest of the way, and yo
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by buro9 4y ago
If we assume they started both on the same date, then they wouldn't have had to lie or mislead prior to that point. Then the question is only whether it's legal (contractually) to be employed by more than one employer at a time. B
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by buro9 4y ago
In the UK I know a lot of people who can't afford decent housing, who can't afford weddings, who can't afford retirement, who struggle against a rent-keeping uber-efficient capitalist age to not live month to month. Against t
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by buro9 4y ago
Please check back later Error 1027 This website has been temporarily rate limited You cannot access this site because the owner has reached their plan limits. Check back later once traffic has gone down. If you are owner of this website, pr
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by buro9 4y ago
I don't see how that can be true when new versions put a 2y time bomb on old versions. At some point the default 28th Nov 2022 version is unsupported... So what is served must change... Either it's the latest at the time or the be
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by buro9 4y ago
Could you not observe the CAN bus via the debug port, figure out what they enable and disable... and then just toggle it? I expect the answer is no, but I would like to know how the answer is no.
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by buro9 4y ago
Dice say that if someone wants to be able to purchase your ticket then you can sell it to them via their platform at no cost to you. i.e. you can return your ticket if someone wants it. I do not know of any ticket that can be returned &quot
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by buro9 4y ago
Songkick pivoted too late into trying to establish their own thing, but by that time were deep into affiliate revenue from existing players. They'd painted themselves into a corner they couldn't get out of. I interviewed there ver
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by buro9 4y ago
OK, so let's take that one specific example. Taylor Swift is huge, a megastar. She has a fanbase in the millions. She doesn't want to tour endlessly as it is exhausting and impedes upon a family life and seeing friends. So... a bi
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by buro9 4y ago
My point on artists is that maximising value extraction isn't their priority. I worked in the industry for almost a decade, had 2 record labels, and signed a number of bands that became famous (for some definition of that) as well as w
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by buro9 4y ago
The proposed idea is a technical one that doesn't work for the promoters or artists or venues. The promoters want to know very early whether the venue is the right one for the number attending and whether to upsize, add dates, or even
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by buro9 4y ago
Doesn't domain fronting (by definition) not cover all those who reverse proxy (with cache) their S3 bucket and other apps to reduce their egress bills? The only part of the definition that applies is a subjective part... "for cens
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by buro9 4y ago
HTML is a subset of Markdown. You can include in Markdown any and all HTML. What Markdown provides here is an even lower barrier to entry for the majority of people... they just write text, learn a fraction more Markdown to so more... and i
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by buro9 4y ago
The NixOS update has some details: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/198999 ### Changes between 3.0.6 and 3.0.7 [1 Nov 2022] * Fixed two buffer overflows in punycode decoding functions. A buffer over
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Workers at Monzo notified senior management of their intention to form a union(twitter.com)
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Monzo being the UK bank
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by buro9 4y ago
Which is fine :) Then I don't get $BIGCORP demands for things for my lil' precious made-for-me-but-shared-with-the-world project.
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by buro9 4y ago
Where I think it's a feature is that instead of them taking from open source and expecting to be able to do that without having to do anything from their side (except demand fixes / updates / features)... AGPL forces them to
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by buro9 4y ago
If you choose a license like AGPL then this will exclude most corps who will not pay for open source from using it, which turns out to have a large overlap with the corps that expect you to drop everything and address their immediate concer
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by buro9 4y ago
The way social media (connections by people you know) destroyed most forums (connections by shared interests) is going to be felt for years. Forums (and BBS before them) were so effective in connecting people over shared interests that they

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