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dplgk
6y ago
> On January 4th, one of our Transit Gateways became overloaded. The TGWs are managed by AWS and are intended to scale transparently to us. However, Slack’s annual traffic pattern is a little unusual: Traffic is lower over the holidays,
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Very interested in trying this out! And good timing for me personally as after a decade of using SublimeText, I tried VSCode because I was looking for a better was to debug python code. This also looks like a better way to debug!
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6y ago
Don't look up coyote Peterson on YouTube
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6y ago
I have a small SaaS. I have a couple large customers (large in size, not in sales) and a bunch of smaller ones. A potential customer has asked for SOC reports and my gut instinct is to simply say no deal. The ROI is not even close to making
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6y ago
He drank carrot juice which I'd say is severely limiting your caloric intake.
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6y ago
This didn't work for Steve Jobs
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6y ago
I guess "old consoles" to me is SNES, etc
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6y ago
I don't recall old consoles having magsafe wires.
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6y ago
He should try. His cheap ass will hire some terrible outsource firm like HCL who will take 18 months to build the most buggy, unusable pile of junk.
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6y ago
I manage a team of devs but my clients love to use Jira. So I typically use something like Board Genius to sync between Github issues and Jira. This also let's me keep my devs out of Jira so they can just focus on actual work and not w
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6y ago
Please add encryption
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6y ago
He already has without having his own news network. Having his own network seals the deal on the indoctrination via the false information bubble he's been working on for over 4 years.
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Apple’s Dumbing Down of Computers a.k.a. the End of Super-User Computers (2010)
(mattshaw.org)
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6y ago
Is that the nasal swab? I did one last week and dropped it in an outdoor quest logistics metal box.
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macOS file diff app, Kaleidoscope, acquired by Letter Opener GmbH
(kaleidoscope.app)
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6y ago
This video only claims that YOUR mask doesn't protect others from your breath. This seems like a good reason for BOTH parties to wear a mask.
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6y ago
I find most Medium tech articles to be written poorly or outdated or written by juniors. They seem to be written by people that want to write an article just to write and article.
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6y ago
So the only hobby competitor (barely) is SketchUp which was acquired and is just being squeezed for profit while adding no new features, lacking MANY needed features and being quite buggy with terrible UX. So Auto desk pretty much has their
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6y ago
It's an acquired taste. Even then, sometimes it tastes sour.
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6y ago
Seconded. Now that I've installed auto time tracking on my computer, my estimate is that people do 2-3 of solid work a day. The rest of time is eating, reading news, reading/writing email, social media etc. It takes serious effort
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6y ago
Thanks for this explanation. I have a tendency to do this and I'm not sure if it's from being a programmer, where predicting a cascading effect from a single decision is very useful... Or if I'm a good programmer because I al
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6y ago
I believe the question is about contactors (freelancers) not employees.
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6y ago
The submitted title is useless. So I have no idea what I'm clicking through to and therefore I am not clicking through.
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6y ago
Seems overlay complicated. It could have one folding leg on one end and the strap that goes around the tree on the other. No clamps or whatever. So it's perpendicular to the tree instead of staring at the tree.
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How does that work? If the business can control it, then it's hackable.
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1) links to stats please? 2) we're not even near a full year of coronavirus 3) this is the amount of deaths after all the measures taken to slow the spread.
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6y ago
Is logging in that hard?
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6y ago
The older you get, the more tired you are. Last I checked, everyone is getting older.
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Has Eclipse been rewritten yet? Last time I used it was 10 years ago (for ActionScript 3) and it was a completely bloated, over-engineered nightmare.
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6y ago
Why is that a poor answer? Reinventing things is not helpful.
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