david422

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by david422 2y ago
My co-worker gave me the quote - "if you have more microservices than clients, you're doing it wrong". Not sure if it was original or not but makes sense to me.
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by david422 2y ago
I've read - because if a user uploads content that gets you on a list that blocks your domain - you could technically switch user content domains for your hosting after purging the bad content. If it's hosted under your primary do
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by david422 2y ago
I think he's actually saying that humans will value a couple of humans more than thousands of octopuses, just phrased oddly.
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by david422 2y ago
Why the hell isn't that list in alphabetical order. No, the random groupings aren't helpful for me to find things at all.
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by david422 2y ago
Haha nice, entertaining watch.
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by david422 2y ago
> nobody is forced to accept their name unless they're running a government service I dunno, would you expect that the government should be allowed to dictate how long a person's name can officially be? If yes, then problem sol
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by david422 2y ago
Yep. This is what I did after the first Experian data breach, for peace of mind. I am probably financially lucky enough that I don't need to constantly be checking or using my credit... but honestly it seems like this is what everyone
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by david422 2y ago
Investigation not complete yet.
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by david422 2y ago
This just seems like it's co-opting the url into a "search". Just have a normal search page where users can type in what they want if they want fuzzy matching. Or have the 404 page contain a search page. I don't think us
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by david422 2y ago
Hadn't seen that one before. Imagine trying to troubleshoot that "can't print" bug with someone the next day. I guess once you had somehow narrowed it down to Tues it would be reproducible.
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by david422 2y ago
Uggh, Chrome on Linux did the same thing. It honestly looks like someone updated Chrome but forgot to test on linux. Why are popup menus all bold and twice the size of system popup menus now?!?!??!
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by david422 2y ago
I'd be interested to see what his sample graphic looks like after his "font scaling" solution. It is 1/4 the total space.
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by david422 2y ago
That's kinda what I thought about emails too but ... somehow that has changed.
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by david422 2y ago
> "deals with it," This basically loses data integrity if it's wrong though. You might want to do that with human input if it's helpful to the user - ie user enters a phone number and you strip dashes etc. But if it
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by david422 2y ago
Is that because we assume that bottled water has more rigorous testing or ... ? Because seems like a failure at the top could cause just the same issues.
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by david422 3y ago
Overcooked is about playing and interacting with friends... the game quest is secondary. If the game quest comes first, then you probably don't actually want to play with those friends.
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by david422 3y ago
I've got a blue mark in the palm of my hand from where it was stabbed in maybe 1st or 2nd grade. I don't think I actually left a piece of pencil in there ... I think perhaps the skin was colored grey and just stayed that way?
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by david422 3y ago
The Ford Pinto: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Pinto#Cost%E2%80%93benefi...
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by david422 3y ago
My wife and I had a spare bedroom - we used to alternate nights down there when our child would scream all night.
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by david422 3y ago
I've done some threaded code - and certainly not an expert, but my tips would be: 1. don't use global variables 2. when sharing data between threads - use message queues, not objects 3. if you do have shared objects, make your pub
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by david422 3y ago
> became fluid in it became fluent in it I think you want this ^^ When I was in 6th grade I had a classmate move from Canada (speaking French) to the US, and after a couple of years speaking English he said that he started to lose his Fr
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by david422 3y ago
Electric bill goes way up, of course, but it is about the same as gas for me. There have been various fluctuations in both electric and gas prices around me so hard to make an exact comparison. However, my bet is that gas prices long term w
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by david422 3y ago
That is ... amazingly consistent.
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by david422 3y ago
There's a really interesting clip in the documentary "What The Health" where the interviewer attempts an interview with one of the doctors and gets rejected by the hospital PR person: Transcript: actually i understand t
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by david422 3y ago
> I don't understand why shadowbanning would be so effective Because if done correctly the user never knows they are shadow-banned. It sounds trivial when you know _how_ the shadowban is done. But for instance, instead of an IP chec
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by david422 3y ago
I've dealt with some spammers to various degrees. I think one of the most effective ways of dealing with spammers is to - "shadowban" them. Allow them to use your service, but don't indicate to them that you've iden
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by david422 3y ago
Prior to Jetbrains I bounced around with a bunch of different IDE's. When I found Jetbrains I really started to enjoy coding more.
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by david422 3y ago
Another issue too is the possibility for online stalking. Putting out real info means that anybody across the globe who has some sort of vendetta can now track you down.
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by david422 3y ago
I'm curious about this. Somebody pulls a bunch of images from Apple and hosts them on their site. Surely this runs afoul of something. I have a small site that allows some user uploaded content, and I get random notices that threaten l
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by david422 3y ago
> the upper floor thermo controlled the lower damper and vice versa I have 2 floors with multiple units and I was running around with a wall thermometer taking measurements. This was actually my guess as well since the temperatures seeme

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