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871.
by dx034 6y ago
> -- By EXCLUDED.email we could refer to the "old" email value that we are updating. Small nitpick: The excluded table contains the values proposed for insertion, not the values already present in the table (as described in [1]
872.
by dx034 7y ago
You can get party pizzas but in that case the two pizza team might be a bit large.
873.
by dx034 7y ago
A monolith can run distributed and be scaled across data centers. It's not a mainframe application with one host. One process can crash without affecting system stability.
874.
by dx034 7y ago
Why wouldn't it be possible? It doesn't mean you can't modularize the application. And scaling can also work well for monoliths. I don't see how Netflix' service (browsing the catalog, serving content, reencoding vi
875.
by dx034 7y ago
But that also for input handling, formatting or simple business libraries? Sure you could implement that as services but that would probably result in up to a hundred service calls for one customer interaction. Maybe it looks clean from an
876.
by dx034 7y ago
Reinventing all parts for every microservice sounds wasteful to me. Especially if they handle the same data and/or use the similar business logic.
877.
by dx034 7y ago
Never had issues with their billing. They allow usage alerts, give decent price previews and detailed invoices.
878.
by dx034 7y ago
Or just a public database where you can enter license plate and get all trips. I don't think many people would be happy with this. That's illegal though so nothing for white hats..
879.
by dx034 7y ago
Of course, all global banks need to verify business identification from pretty much any country worldwide. It's a manual process with large specialists teams but it's possible.
880.
by dx034 7y ago
And Google is still one of the least affected markets. If you look at other ad marketplaces, they often tend to have larger amounts of malware spread through their system. Mostly because Google at least has somewhat decent detection algorit
881.
by dx034 7y ago
And it's an important legal distinction. If I sign a contract with a company and it's signed by someone with signing power, I can assume that this will have the company's backing (unless I was aware of fraud). I don't ha
882.
by dx034 7y ago
I believe any country knows the system of signing power. And that can usually be proven by documents. They need to publish guidelines for every country but the system stands that a company can delegate signing of any contracts to some emplo
883.
by dx034 7y ago
Exactly that. We don't need to replace every car or plane out there. If we're able to build a renewable electricity grid and shift heating to using that clean electricity instead of gas or oil, we can save much more than by using
884.
by dx034 7y ago
Or Laptops have just much more available space. They don't have to compromise as much for an extra port at a laptop. But an extra port at a phone changes design considerations a lot.
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by dx034 7y ago
Covid has brought some competition. Apart from that, there's no competitor to Amazon in Germany. There are larger shops for single categories (books or clothes) but no generalist seller like Amazon anywhere.
886.
by dx034 7y ago
And while Amazon also still uses DPD or Hermes, if their delivery doesn't work or they brought it to a shop kilometers away, you can just get a replacement from Amazon and will get a refund for the other item once it's back with t
887.
by dx034 7y ago
Absolutely not. Amazon is the only company that reliably shows when they'll deliver, even before you order. Other companies tend to indicate deliveries within 1-2 days or 2-3 days if items are in stock. You never know when the cut off
888.
by dx034 7y ago
That's always been the case with ads. The problem nowadays just is that it's very concentrated on a few very big players. Companies just can't afford to not be present on Google, Youtube or Facebook (depending on the brand).
889.
by dx034 7y ago
Making a good video that looks amateur or cheap is still expensive.
890.
by dx034 7y ago
It's the top result for pretty much any search. And it often is relevant. Why go down to the actual results if you can just click the first link and get what you want? And most users don't use ad blockers.
891.
by dx034 7y ago
Maybe people don't know how to open it? Some websites exactly show users where to find the download afterwards. With Firefox, downloads pretty much disappear. In Chrome they're a bit more visible but easy to overlook. You could al
892.
by dx034 7y ago
Sure it was bots or just people signing up with throwaway accounts to get something for free? When I don't trust a page but have to provide details I always use fake data, doesn't mean a bot has filled it out.
893.
by dx034 7y ago
There was very strong lobbying from CCC and others. Apples decision will have played a role but the project would've suffered from a lot of distrust even if Apple had allowed it. We won't know why exactly it was abandoned but I wo
894.
by dx034 7y ago
Yes, maybe fewer asthma cases and related deaths over the next decades but not sure if a few months of less pollution are sufficient.
895.
by dx034 7y ago
If you're large enough and can negotiate appropriate contracts, it's not problem to be locked in with one vendor. Then you typically also get prices way below what's typically quoted and in line with home built. A huge proble
896.
by dx034 7y ago
Or while he was on vacation?
897.
by dx034 7y ago
That happened in 2000, I doubt the page was served via https. MITM shouldn't be too hard then.
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by dx034 7y ago
Maybe they had the opportunity to get someone to use their patched software but only had a day or so to create a fake copy. In that case the source could would be very valuable.
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by dx034 7y ago
When the police called me they did exactly this but added their extension. This way I could verify that the number belongs to my local police department but still called his number directly. For CSR, they could use one time extensions so t
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by dx034 7y ago
Own data center rarely makes sense. Colocation can work out well for companies with a lot of demand where one location is sufficient. Dedicated servers (where you don't own the hardware) can make sense pretty quickly, the cost of manag

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