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by caiobegotti 6y ago
That migration click is far from working okay. I tried in a very simple-page-text-only-with-paragraphs-one-uploaded-image I had using a Web Font, an embedded Spreadsheet and an embeeded Maps area, all owned by Google. The layout got so brok
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Ubuntu from 2004 to 20.04 LTS(ubuntu.com)
62 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|25 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Read the disclaimer at the bottom of the page.
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Who couldn't see this coming, honestly? Zero surprises and it's the obvious move to try to consolidate a market in which they are pretty big already.
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
TIL: the pineapple is native to southern Brazil near the border with Paraguay at the very state I live in for 15 years and I had no idea about that.
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
That's not what I see in the replay of the shot but okay...
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
I got curious about it and it seems the PIN is 06530, which according to https://www.tutorialspoint.com/letter-combinations-of-a-phon... . can be these combinations, which to my dismay are not very meaningful: ['mjd&#x2
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
The boycott, more than anything internal to those companies (like reduced expending as an experiment during the pandemics), were a message instead of a direct hit at Facebook. Hubris can be a dangerous toy to play with and I hope for their
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
...launched with what rocket exactly? I'll believe them (and Blue Origin, supposedly) only after they put something up in space.
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
What I don't understand is not the value of Apple as a company, because I clearly see the value of their products directly as a customer for more than a decade, but WHY IN HELL they have so much actual cash piling up. I won't say
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
You get what you vote for, I'm afraid to say.
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
That was really nice to watch and I think I could watch a whole series on this kind of source code analysis from the 16-bit era. I had the link opened next to a dozen tabs during the whole day and I kind of lost track where it came from so
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
I'm positively surprised that Dropbox (at least from what I understood from the post) didn't require lots of changes or patches on top of the upstream codebase of Envoy to migrate their traffic!
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Suggestion: with costs of cloud providers being a problem these days and hard to track, any automation tool like Revolv could ended up being blamed for a huge bill and it's not fair with the tool so maybe in the "Review my archite
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Is there a sample or example with comments somewhere that does not require a login with GitHub? It's alright for usage but for a Show HN I imagine a login could be skipped. I honestly got very curious about it but closed the page befor
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
HSBC production support used to be pretty much exactly like that during rollouts (no idea if that has changed in the last 5 years).
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
That's exactly what I do (or would) use and it does plenty for many type of business and it scales up well. The metrics specifically depend on the rest of your stack though but these days any API gateway or ingress application or servi
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Coronavirus Vaccine Tracker(nytimes.com)
1 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|0 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Is it English-only or true NLP that would work with multiple languages? Congrats for the launch!
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Even a really crude monitoring metric would trigger alerts after a bunch of recurring calls to an endpoint from a specific place. They simple don't care at all or are too dumb to come up with basic security checks.
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Reading the whole story it makes me believe Zoom has really poor securities practices all across their board. Even basic stuff. Incredible.
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Downloading it right now! But... > Can I connect to the Internet? No. For what it's worth, the web was quite different 30 years ago - and you wouldn't be able to open even Google. However, Internet Explorer and Netscape are ins
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
> Unfortunately, borophene looks to be more difficult to produce than graphene. That said, as an ignorant person regarding graphene, it seems graphene never "took off" as mass-produced material so I wonder what actual applicati
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Organizations Driving Change(medium.com)
1 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|0 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
It's depressing to see rational voices saying they don't trust the WHO or tending to conspiratorial thoughts. The WHO has first-hand details about the pandemic and they update their views and adjust their recommendations according
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Pico-8's Zelda Wind Waker behind the scenes thread on how it works(twitter.com)
2 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|0 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
That's some really labor intensive job!
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
The "Holiday Reminder" could actually send a somewhat puzzling notification about you needing to check out the GitHub pipeline for a production failure. I would for sure forget about even setting it up and would shit my pants on N
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
If we are considering URLs have entered the realm of regular content we produce/consume as text, then the bug should be fixed by the lowest layer in the stack (dunno if it's the URI library or the OS a browser app or whatever). We
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
This almost makes me dizzy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubble_Ultra-Deep_Field#/media... (it's a picture of the night sky showing what exactly Hubble was imaging with the Moon for scale) I never really und

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