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by dx034 4y ago
If your server goes down it doesn't matter if it's because of a faulty host or because of a dc fire. You need redundancy either way. People affected by this fire had likely all assets in one data center, which I also wouldn't
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by dx034 4y ago
Because no one lives in a datacenter and there was only water around the building.
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by dx034 4y ago
Fuel was too low for regulation, but from all I read there was never a realistic risk of an accident due to low fuel. The consequence rather was that these flights then had to be prioritized at the destination airport, affecting schedules a
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by dx034 4y ago
But there are a lot of people in an office. The data center could be evacuated immediately and was located in a harbor with no inhabited buildings anywhere close to it. The only damage they did was to their own property.
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by dx034 4y ago
Exactly, I don't get these complains. It's literally for people who want to work at Google. If you don't want to use Google products you're clearly not the target audience.
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by dx034 4y ago
They provide a full list of questions. I had a look through them and actually found them quite good to prepare for an interview at any company. No need to go through the interactive part to see these questions.
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by dx034 4y ago
Or, and I find that more likely, they just didn't see the point to spend resources supporting other browsers if they don't have to. In the end, if you want to work at Google, they can probably expect you to use their products.
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by dx034 4y ago
But you can just drag it across two screens and divide it up along the border? From my experience that works fine as long as your screens have the same resolution.
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by dx034 4y ago
VSCode with remote ssh is the main reason I'm not on Linux anymore. I always liked Windows more for everyday use (I know that's a rather unpopular opinion here) but needed Linux for development work. With remote SSH it feels like
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by dx034 4y ago
I guess it always depends on how much you value the IP of your code. But for many projects, I find Copilot too valuable to avoid it because of telemetry/privacy reasons. And I guess if you work on anything open source, leakage of sourc
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by dx034 4y ago
They do work with Code-Server (VSCode in Browser) though, which also works on top of the open source parts of VSCode if I'm correct? I wonder how that worked. Code-Server works surprisingly well anyways, but with VSCode built on Electr
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by dx034 4y ago
Probably not allowing them to publish that information? However, if you can state general facts from how telemetry works without going into detail on how you got that information, I doubt they'll be able to convince a court that you di
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by dx034 4y ago
I believe the dealership network exists for historical reasons and car companies can't get rid of them for their existing models. Now's the time to change that using EVs as a reason. But it's something many car manufacturers
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by dx034 4y ago
To be fair, with most stuff running as VMs, a confluence server will usually not run anything else. So root doesn't really change much here I guess.
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by dx034 4y ago
Maybe just a WAF rule like Cloudflare rolled out. But then they should've stated that since there is a chance cloud instances were breached.
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by dx034 4y ago
And the likes of Cloudflare access or VPN only access via Tailscale make it so easy to keep it protected. I'm always a bit shocked when I come across publicl ogins for Jira or Confluence instances of large corps.
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by dx034 4y ago
I haven't experienced any downtime, was that a regional issue?
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by dx034 4y ago
NextDNS allows automatically whitelisting affiliate links. That's not as easy in Pihole, making it annoying to use at times. But otherwise I concur, I've run pihole for years without any manual intervention needed.
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by dx034 4y ago
Ticket checks are incredibly rare in most cities already, Germans tend to buy tickets because it's illegal not to, not because it's more economical given the fine you pay without one. And selling tickets will be an extremely minor
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by dx034 4y ago
If there's such an uptick in demand it would show that price was what kept people from using public transport. In that case I'm sure there will be a lot of pressure to make travel more affordable. So far, many claimed that a lack
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by dx034 4y ago
It's not different in Germany outside of theses three months. A day ticket in most cities cost 5-10€. That's why this ticket will be so appealing, 2-4 trips are enough to make it worth for the whole month.
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by dx034 4y ago
I'd say the opposite. I don't need to have perfect video quality in a business call. I want to see their facial expressions and understand them clearly. I don't care if the skin tone matches reality to 100% or if brightness i
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by dx034 4y ago
The described issues fit better to Oracle DB. Schemas tied to users is definitely the case for Oracle DB and MySQL isn't that hard to install.
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by dx034 4y ago
I couldn't find a source, but I once heard that your brain works normally in that state (as much as it can being drunk), it just doesn't form long-term memories. So during the night everything is as always and you remember what yo
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by dx034 4y ago
Not only that, having one location for a world-wide user base is usually enough. You can optimize much more through rendering speed, blocking requests etc than by being closer to your user. And even if your page becomes really popular, 3 lo
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by dx034 4y ago
But I don't believe there's a fridge cartel. However, few customers spend more money to have a product with higher quality components that'd increase durability but not features. Using more expensive cables, valves, etc isn&#
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by dx034 4y ago
In many European countries university is either free or nearly free, so you'd have to add that to the tax burden to make it comparable to Europe.
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by dx034 4y ago
A bit offtopic, but how did they create the visualizations? Do they have a designer on their team for that or is there any good tool that creates charts like these?
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by dx034 4y ago
I'd assume they have a fallback option to provide access.
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by dx034 4y ago
For that, they'd first have to sell some. Outside of Macbooks, I'm not aware of a single premium Linux/Windows Laptop that runs on ARM. Until HP, Dell and Lenovo offer those, there won't be any uptick in ARM laptops outs

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