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by d_k_f 3y ago
Yes and (unfortunately) no. Terraform providers are here [1] with the official documentation at [2]. Managed databases are not available, though. I think they have some sort of database offering if you select their web hosting options, but
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by d_k_f 4y ago
You can add the names and emails of the friends you're traveling with, both so they can receive a copy of the itinerary and so the host can see it. It's not required, though, and in my history with Airbnb the host never cared.
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by d_k_f 4y ago
Interesting (and sad), thanks for the correction. I was using "Kiwi Browser" on mobile to ensure I had the right address, which is a Chrome fork that allows extensions (I think they're forking Chrome instead of "just&quo
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by d_k_f 4y ago
Additionally, you can remove stored HSTS states using Chrome's chrome://net-internals configuration page.
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by d_k_f 4y ago
If you believe that the stock market is going to go downhill as well, investing in a stock is only worthwhile if it loses less than it pays in dividends. I guess that a lot of people are on the fence about whether they should short stocks s
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by d_k_f 4y ago
Just to add to this: there are usually two or three offers per year (black friday, Christmas and the like, just check Amazon) where your can get a year for the family plan (6 licenses, as mentioned, each one good for 5 devices or so) for ar
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by d_k_f 5y ago
Whenever you want to natively operate on files within WSL instead of going through the network share abstraction, this is definitely helpful. I'm running my git GUI (Sublime Merge) on the Linux side and am currently piping the UI throu
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by d_k_f 5y ago
Without having opened the page: visibility can be animated using CSS transitions, so you can fade in/out the menus. Display doesn't work that way, so that's probably the reason.
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by d_k_f 5y ago
They are sequential for all intents and purposes, they are simply using two separate series within the same number – you are perfectly able to determine the order of the invoices. I do agree that (as is so often the case) the directive is n
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by d_k_f 5y ago
Nothing stops you from using the "...or more series" part to generate numbers that are specific to the day, the hour or, if you feel like it, the minute. Today's first invoice could be 2021-07-16-001, the second one 2021-07-1
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by d_k_f 6y ago
You could use containers to "emulate" private mode for these windows by completely isolating them from your regular browsing data. They should survive a restart and keep you logged in afterwards. As long as you only use the contai
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by d_k_f 6y ago
I'm late to the party, but he mentioned this in the article. The new server didn't have enough space to hold both the backup and the newly restored database, so that approach didn't work. Quote: "We’re a very lean shop w
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by d_k_f 7y ago
At least up until Gen8 you could use any drive; the bays came in standard dimensions and took my Western Digital drives without a problem. I don't see why that should have changed in the meantime.
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by d_k_f 7y ago
No, it does not. Turbolinks keeps a local cache of previously visited pages so transitions to those seem instantaneous, but this is session-only and can't be populated in advance.
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by d_k_f 7y ago
True, unfortunately. You can't pass functions around as first class objects, you'll have to use lambdas or procs for that (although even then composition doesn't work like that in Ruby). (No judgement from me on whether that&
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by d_k_f 7y ago
Heroku's buildpacks make some default assumptions regarding an app's startup. For a Ruby on Rails app, for example, it would simply start the web server using `bundle exec rails s` unless you define something else in the Procfile.
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by d_k_f 7y ago
I'm not sure how much you know about Heroku, but their runtime environment is based around so-called buildpacks, which provide the required executables, packages, configuration, etc. for various languages (ruby, php, js, ...). Once you
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by d_k_f 7y ago
Limitations imposed upon embedded scripts from foreign domains by technologies like CORS and the like, combined with modern styling abilities. You can place another service's elements on a page that look like they're actually part
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by d_k_f 7y ago
I think the main problem with the Crossfit-kipping-approach you often see on YouTube is that it doesn't look like the person being filmed is at all interested in ever transitioning to a proper muscle up, but rather to kip as much as po
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by d_k_f 7y ago
A second vote for HP's Gen8 MicroServer! I couldn't get the low voltage Xeons for a sane price in Germany, so I settled for a second-hand i3, which turned out to be more than enough for what I'm throwing at it. I'm runni
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by d_k_f 8y ago
While Windows does allow for code signing of executable files in general, I doubt Signal is using their system. The official windows store would probably work similarly to how Apple and Google handle updates, but Signal doesn't use it
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by d_k_f 8y ago
Yes and no, depending on your threat scenario. I would assume Signal to have a proper signing infrastructure in place, so that the keys used to sign new releases are not available to the server hosting/deploying the actual update files
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by d_k_f 8y ago
Judging by how the article was written, that probably wouldn't have helped him. You couldn't delete these directories directly, but rather had to delete the nested "unnamed" directory: “/path/to/COM1/
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by d_k_f 8y ago
Preface edit: I'm from Germany. Usually in the same way it's done everywhere else: name, date of birth, registered/current address, sometimes an additional pin/security question/etc, depending on who you're cal
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by d_k_f 8y ago
Honestly though: why bother? If you're really set on opening a second account, email validations won't stop you. If I as a service provider want to stop you, I'd check your address, credit card number, vat Id, etc. If you&#x2
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by d_k_f 8y ago
After running a quick monochrome filter over it on my smartphone, you're not wrong: https://i.imgur.com/9m2hbu4.png
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by d_k_f 8y ago
No, but it would make it possible to actually check whether they do or not, which I guess is why parent is asking.
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by d_k_f 9y ago
I can speak to 1.) a bit as I have done just that for a client of mine. By default, they're using Zencoder/Rackspace to encode/store their videos and usually get one-off videos from their customers. However, sometimes there a
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by d_k_f 9y ago
https://app.hackerwebapp.com is rather nice, although read-only. Tapping a link if you want to comment is acceptable to me, though I'd love to have voting on there.
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by d_k_f 9y ago
I just googled this, do you mean https://softwarebakery.com/projects/drivedroid ? Sounds rather nice, especially considering I've been installing various systems over the last few days and flashing images to a thum

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