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by comprev 2y ago
Try Spek [0] It's a popular tool for verifying the quality of music downloaded via P2P platforms. Re-encoding YouTube rips is popular - especially bootleg tracks - and this helps weed them out. [0] http://help.spek.cc&#x2F
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by comprev 2y ago
Needs (2012) in the submission title
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The policies are not technical specifications as such they are more guidelines interpreted by humans - hence some apps getting through while others fail. How would you provide a service which matches this to advise your own customers ahead
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I remember an article years back about this car. Volvo provide all the services free of charge because it's a fantastic PR exercise. No matter what part this car needs they will always provide. "Dave the local mechanic" woul
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Reducing charge-backs in another reason Chip & PIN was promoted by the banks. With a signature the merchant is responsible for fraud. They are supposed to check the buyers signature against the one written on the back of the credit&#x2
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by comprev 2y ago
iDEAL in the Netherlands is an instant credit from your account directly into the receivers. The KYC part has already been handled by your bank.
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by comprev 2y ago
In my experience (nearly 20yr in tech now) may Devs AND Ops struggle with implementing observability. The sheer amount of "things" that can be monitored and logged on modern SaaS applications can be overwhelming and people seem to
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by comprev 2y ago
A large portion of my role at $DayJob is around improving supply chain security. Some examples of how we do it: - Devs can only use hardened (by us) Docker images hosted inside our infrastructure. Policies enforce this during CI and runtim
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by comprev 2y ago
The older I get the less I care about others opinion of me.
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Unlimited paid vacation days are for the employers benefit not employee.
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by comprev 2y ago
PinkBike used to be the go-to place for uploading media for further embedding in off-site forums (SouthernDownhill, SingletrackWorld, RideMonkey, NSMTB, VitalMTB) - for example, race reports, sales (when forums had limited storage capacity
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by comprev 2y ago
PinkBike (online mountain bike community) has a good tech blog post on increasing their slow start settings (2010) https://www.pinkbike.com/u/radek/blog/pinkbike-speed.html
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by comprev 2y ago
Systems that run factories. In 2010 I worked on a project involving a PC running some DOS-like OS from 1983. The PC software controlled the massive ovens which are used in the formation of soft drink plastic bottles.
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by comprev 2y ago
Thursday for small low risk deployments, Tuesday for higher risk.
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Information & Communication Technology
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by comprev 2y ago
How about "hosted" in isolation using a server(s) which are guaranteed to be single occupants? You retain control over the software and they have assurances the hardware is not shared
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Have you tried jenv? Similar tool to pyenv and rbenv.
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by comprev 2y ago
"Keep your friends close but your enemies closer"
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The foundations which underpin each cloud provider are essentially the same. I've worked mostly with AWS and was thrown into Azure/GCP in $currentJob. The learning curve was small with only really the "resource grouping&quot
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by comprev 2y ago
Only if that artist can provide me with a voucher code to “purchase” the bandcamp music which allows me to stream/play offline in the app. Exception being vinyl-only releases by which usually a high quality WAV is provided to buyers. M
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by comprev 2y ago
I worked in the classical streaming music industry and "Friday afternoon drinks" was often a 6-piece orchestra coupled with a handful of (opera) singers - with their music composed by another team member. The majority of employees
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by comprev 2y ago
I’ve experienced this too (only twice!) with strong weed (sativa) and it really took me by surprise. It was nothing like hallucinating - seeing objects in front of me morph / appear - but rather when I closed my eyes I could _imagine
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by comprev 2y ago
I've never played Minecraft as such but have great memories of spending time with my nephews while they built things with this digital Lego. We also built loads of cool things with [my old] Lego too :-)
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I used Final Scratch about 20 years ago. These days I use Recordbox DVS as all my kit is Pioneer. The infinite music catalogue in digital format with the analogue feel of mixing vinyl is the perfect match for me. It’s been fun introducing
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by comprev 2y ago
As a cyclist I've never been more terrified of riding on Irish roads which is a shame as the scenery can be spectacular
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by comprev 2y ago
"Korn - Follow The Leader" (1998) album started on track 13. https://www.discogs.com/release/369188-Korn-Follow-The-Leade...
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Here in rural Ireland there are plenty of roads with 80km/h speed limit where even the rally stages (on closed roads) can't reach it - hence the racing!
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It won't stop reckless driving on roads where the legal limit is way above the practical limit. Although I have absolutely zero stats to backup my argument, I'd say deaths on twisty country roads where the vehicle was under the le
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For the home cycle mechanic Park Tools make a good guide book which utilises their products. https://www.parktool.com/en-int/product/big-blue-book-of-bic...
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by comprev 2y ago
Bootstrapping a cloud estate is called "Day Zero". Tasks include things like creating the resources for an initial IaC statefile, which in turn is used to setup the scaffolding for larger deployments. Some day zero resources are t

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