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9y ago
Another tip, if you work with per-user custom timezones, then "SELECT some_date AT TIME ZONE %(users_timezone)s" is also sometimes useful and needed. Normally you would want to receive timezone-aware timestamps from the database,
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They both have their pros and cons. Linode offers more RAM for the same price. Linode's load balancers also support IPv6, DO's did not the last time I looked. And Google's Cloud Load Balancer beats both Linode and DigitalOcea
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DigitalOcean to Linode to GCP: The Evolution of Healthchecks.io Hosting Setup
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OK, how about: I would not like ants crawling my room the same way as I would not like cockroaches crawling my room. But I don't mind using Apache Ant. Or, for a not-exactly-elegant name: Ubuntu 4.10 Warty Warthog. You are launching a
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> So you think if people keep saying cockroach a lot, suddenly cockroach will magically become some nice clean creature in people's mind? Something like that. People will associate the name with the database, not the insect. This do
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10y ago
Looks like it's Ubuntu with a bunch more apps pre-installed. After a fresh install I usually start with removing the apps I don't use -- games, accessibility tools, print drivers, cd burner, document indexer, default email client
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... and client libraries would need connection details for both nodes, so they can find the new master after failover. That would be awesome, but stock Postgres only provides some of the building blocks. For past few days I've been inv
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10y ago
Are you maybe mixing up car wash and car detailing?
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10y ago
Yep, usually also looking for * IPv6 * floating/elastic IPs * API, wrapper libraries, CLI tools
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Interesting, a couple quick questions: * for the host-your-own version are there any HA features for Postgres? * what language is it written in? GitHub link?
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10y ago
Maintainer here! For each monitored job healthchecks.io keeps a historic log of received pings. Each log entry has time, source IP and HTTP User-Agent header. These are useful to answer questions like: * are my pings always right on time? W
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10y ago
When building a custom PC, half (or more) of the fun is researching each component choice. One resource I keep an eye on is TechReport's System Guides. Here's the latest one from December 2016: http://techreport.com
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10y ago
And if you do e.g. amateur cycling races, at the same power levels 2-3kg can be the difference of being a pack fodder or getting a podium finish.
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10y ago
Everyone has an idea of their "ideal weight". If you're trying to lose weight, it is always a little (or a lot) below your current weight. In everyday life losing the last 2kg doesn't make much difference, but we natural
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10y ago
Also, it's measuring the number of static responses to a single client . I guess there probably is an use case for this, but a more typical situation is many clients making one or a few requests, and also doing the TLS handshake.
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10y ago
> picks up the latest backup from the offsite-online backups and restores it, sending me a copy of the last message received according to the data in that backup. This is sensible, but one problem with this is developing "blindness&
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10y ago
The more refined apps (which are the ones customers care about) use a variety of Android platform services, not just the barebones stuff -- homescreen widgets, rich notifications, bundled notifications, app-defined quick settings, fingerpri
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10y ago
Is there a good writeup somewhere about setting up redundant NS records at the zone apex? Or, more generally, "DNS primer for busy developer" article?
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> This directly costs Google money. Instead of playing dirty they could accept the challenge and tweak their click-fraud algorithms. Reminds me of the joke about Jesus and Moses playing golf.
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tl;dr: codepen for node.js apps
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Healthchecks.io, a cron monitoring tool finally supports cron expressions
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Apache Kafka documentation is an interesting read even if you do not plan to use it: https://kafka.apache.org/documentation/#design
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You can take a look in stackshare.io and see what others are using. You will probably want to look at small companies, not Twitter or GitHub.
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I have not used GCE's preemptible instances. What I don't understand about them is–how can you use them for anything other than batch jobs? There is no guarantee that a critical portion of your instances will not be preempted at a
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> It took only 2 hours after setup and an average 25% cpu usage for the cpu steal to start climbing, just a few percentage points at first, but more than 80% after one more hour. Sounds like CPU throttling is not an on/off thing but
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There's also the good old "Keyboard not found. Press F1 to continue" BIOS message.
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Android's StrictMode can monitor and notify about both network IO and disk IO.
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10y ago
What phone do you have?
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That would be the nicest user experience for your users, but it is a bit risky. You probably have a "reasonable number of notifications per user per month" in mind. As you sign up new users, you will sooner or later get some that
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10y ago
Maybe they're good at recognizing this "people" problem is not worth their time.
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