dachryn

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by dachryn 4y ago
GCP gives me an invoice every first of the month, automatically. It also offers budget caps, but indeed, those are more a warning and not a hard shutdown. That's annoying. Same at microsoft by the way, except indeed that developer cred
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by dachryn 4y ago
what you show there should cost like 300/month to run. Its very transparent pricing, its just bad that the tutorial doesn't mention that. You do realize what you setup in that tutorial right? A kubernetes cluster with 11 full scal
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by dachryn 4y ago
as if developers have a choice. Microsoft just has found how to sell Azure: scare compliance teams that AWS and GCP are horrible, especially in EU and banking. Use their office monopoly to give huge discounts if you buy as a bundle, and be
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by dachryn 4y ago
on the ethical side, I'll pick an ex-googler over microsoft, meta, amazon, IBM, Snap anyday. Ex-Microsoft people and ex-accenture people are never setting foot again in our organisation
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by dachryn 4y ago
Beyond burger or what was the one that was hyped 3 years ago was really good in my opinion. Especially on a burger with some sauce and other taste things. The only thing you really shouldn't do is mix real meat and fake meat. A natural
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by dachryn 4y ago
I did 8 years with my 2011 macbook pro, and wouldn't have upgraded if it didn't die due to a graphics card failure
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by dachryn 4y ago
Yes, I have 2 :)
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by dachryn 4y ago
then switch cables or docking station. It should support 240
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by dachryn 4y ago
also, since they don't expect the need to come to a full stop, they don't apply enough braking force.
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by dachryn 4y ago
assuming the brand still has the same standards today as they had 10 years ago. In many many cases that is not the case. After 2008-2012 quality of appliances reeeallllly went downhill
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by dachryn 4y ago
Miele quality has gone really downhill last 10 years. But they do more or less guarantee that you will be able to buy replacement parts for 10 years. (NOT 20!) As long as they don't offer warranty for 10 years or 20 years, I consider t
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by dachryn 4y ago
in europe that's easily 130 euro nowadays, crazy
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by dachryn 4y ago
since a macro is just a macro, isn't it fairly easy to just inline the macro's then?
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by dachryn 4y ago
the very same oysters that digest all the nasty stuff in the river. Has to be a great idea to eat those
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by dachryn 4y ago
it doesn't even have to be. Vimeo makes it insanely easy to sell content like this. It's just, they don't even want to share the tiny bit of commission, or risk that you explore different content on these neutral platforms. S
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by dachryn 4y ago
yes naturally of course you are. Its your responsibility to take a plane to a country where they do sell this, you buy it there, you buy all the region locked devices to play the media also in the region and bring it back home, where you co
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by dachryn 4y ago
My LifePo4 battery has a 6000 cycle guarantee at 60% capacity. So its not even close yet
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by dachryn 4y ago
its already changing The issue is that natural language is often ambiguous. So what you want is to define a formal language that takes out the ambiguity. Over the last decades, we have grown from writing assembly languae, towards ever more
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by dachryn 4y ago
the big issue with Mega is always how sustainable they are. Its a business with a questionable legacy, and I have no idea what the longevity is of the service. Your data is probably fine, but it attracts a certain clientele that might put t
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by dachryn 4y ago
its forced upon many of them that are in finance, banking, insurance, ... Mainly because those tend to run on Microsoft Azure, which has no decent analytics offering, and are pushing Databricks extremely hard. The CTO or whatever just pushe
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by dachryn 4y ago
exactly this. Processes have more than 1 reason to exist.
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by dachryn 4y ago
it would just be a convenient nice to have, but indeed add no value over saving time and internet bandwidth
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by dachryn 4y ago
its fair to assume netflix is mostly doing reads and not writes, and also fairly sequential. Thats very good for longevity of the disks
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by dachryn 4y ago
Whilst I agree philosophically with you, if you see a reduction on in your logs of this unwanted traffic, then it serves a purpose. And that's the point here. There is no claim that this is a good safety precaution, but the claim is th
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by dachryn 4y ago
there is a reason linux systems with i3 window managers are getting super popular these days. It's all about the instant response
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by dachryn 4y ago
I had something similar, I thought Arduino IDE was crazy slow, but then switched laptops and it was crazy fast. Not that the new laptop was more expensive or a lot newer, just different. I blame windows stuff I guess, it's definitely n
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by dachryn 4y ago
ah well indeed, slip up of mine. I meant the World Wide Web, the WWW, as we know it. The idea of using the pre-existing internet (which did in fact exist as you say it) and how to shape messages on it to create something like the www, that
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by dachryn 4y ago
Tim Berners Lee is widely accredited as the inventor of the internet, but everyone ignores Robert Caillau, who arguably created the actual internet. Tim B Lee mainly created the hypertext paradigm of sending messages, and Robert worked out
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by dachryn 4y ago
no its not illegal, it just needs a lot of lawyers to workout the details. GDPR does not block a lot of things, it only requires you to work out the proper procedures and paperwork. And that is where Microsoft is good at, the compliance sup
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by dachryn 4y ago
the bundled packaging where they give it away for free to get market share is a well documented antitrust practice. Lookup diapers.com for instance. Amazon sold diapers below cost to gain marketshare, took all customers from diapers.com, th

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