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by dastx 6y ago
My ISP in the UK returns NXDOMAIN for records pointing to 10. ips. I had to go through a lengthy process to have that issue fixed with them. Their support had no idea, and was trying to tell me it's nothing to do with them.
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by dastx 6y ago
This seems pretty cool, is there a demo of the Web UI?
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by dastx 6y ago
> What do you mean how it works? If network=open, connect and start uploading. Except an open network does not mean there's an actual internet connection. Specifically, most "open" networks, require going through a portal
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by dastx 6y ago
This seems like it would be great to release as a library. That might increase adoption.
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by dastx 6y ago
This isn't K8s on macOS though, this is just using Docker for Mac, which runs Docker in a VM.
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by dastx 6y ago
I find it really weird that the match expression is strict comparison, but everywhere else it's loose comparison. Don't get me wrong, I prefer strict comparison, and prefer strongly typed languages because of it, I just feel that
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by dastx 6y ago
It doesn't work for me, comes back with the error: Verification failed: Background worker error undefined I'm using latest Firefox on GNU/Linux. Admittedly I've got a lot stuff blocking all sorts of things, and I'm
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by dastx 6y ago
My biggest annoyance is that it suggests videos I've already watched. Old and new. I totally understand if a recently uploaded video gets suggested several times a day or over a few days, but it suggests videos I've watched years
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by dastx 6y ago
Thank you! They did a great job!
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by dastx 6y ago
This is super interesting. I never realised gitlab has builtin terraform support. Is there a demo or screenshot of what it all looks like?
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by dastx 6y ago
> Also, a tip from a person, who works in team using terraform - use brew/apt repositories to keep the binaries up-to-date or at least on the same version as your team mates. Use tfenv instead. That way you can have a .terraform_ver
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by dastx 6y ago
Openshift is a great solution for a k8s setup on prem. From my experience it doesn't bring a whole lot when you're already on the cloud. All the additional services openshift provides, are already available as part of the major cl
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by dastx 6y ago
> requires government overreach that would make a fascist blush How is keeping companies liable for their failures something that would make a fascist blush? Companies should be liable for their mistakes, especially when it's neglig
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by dastx 6y ago
One thing that has always stuck with me after an AWS training session I attended at work is what the trainer said: "The cloud isn't necessarily cheaper, but it's usually better value for money". It's something to al
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by dastx 6y ago
Sorry, didn't mean to diminish the other team members' contributions. It's just your name stood out to me.
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by dastx 6y ago
I disagree. Git definitely has a learning curve just like all tools do. But as an engineer, you should learn it accordingly. And honestly, once you understand the concepts of git, you don't need to remember the commands, you need to se
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by dastx 6y ago
Seems the person with the most contributes is Natanael Copa, who is also one of the lead maintainers of Alpine Linux Distribution. Pretty cool! I look forward to the first stable release!
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by dastx 6y ago
That shouldn't be necessary. Something as fundamental should be made available as some sort of API.
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by dastx 6y ago
My experience has been that Github doesn't ever purge commits from the history. Even when you rewrite the history, all the dangling commits are still there and can be access. I've yet to find a way to force Github to do a gc so su
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by dastx 6y ago
Raspberry pi not open enough for you? I guess the tv tuner likely wouldn't open but outside that it can all be open.
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by dastx 6y ago
In case you want to root, you can use magisk hide to prevent banking apps from knowing you've rooted.
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by dastx 6y ago
You're not wrong. But neither of those examples justify less than 3% compared to the lowest workers (assuming lowest = $30,000, and highest = $1,000,000). In reality the highest paid executives earn waay more then 1 million. This isn&#
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by dastx 6y ago
You mean besides having the necessary number of delegates? He's been literally throwing lawsuits around to stop different states from continuing the counting. That to me says OP's words were accurate.
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by dastx 6y ago
I've seen this pattern before, and one can argue that it is the correct one. Your options are your http status are your application's status, which I think is what most of us are used to. The other one is http status codes are htt
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by dastx 6y ago
What would that achieve exactly?
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by dastx 6y ago
It would be super nice for manufacturers to start doing that, but this is not a silver bullet. There's been so many times where I've just had my laptop stay open and on for different reasons. If in such scenarios the webcam comes
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by dastx 6y ago
When is the right time to consult a tax lawyer for an average person that is paid quite a bit above average?
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by dastx 6y ago
How would you check for duplicate entries if you use a different salt per entry?
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Dot-HTTP: a text-based scriptable HTTP client(github.com)
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by dastx 6y ago
Doesn't most/all react data come from xhr? Can't you just figure out how the xhr works, and simply parse that? I did this with an investment website, where I was able to retrieve all data using simple python. It _should_ be m

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